Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-23
Condensed TeIeqrams

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 Exportation of coal in Argentina has been prohibited.
 The maximum price of bar silver was fixed at 4s 1-2 pence in Eng land.
 Nicaragua and Honduras are re- ported at odds again over the border boundary.
 British casualties for the week end ed, Aug. 21 totaled S,411 officers and men.
 Paul AIexandrovitch, former Rus sian grand duke, has been arrested by the Bolsheviki. r Liberty bonds of the first issue were sold in New York at record high mark of 1O2.5O.
 French officers have ordered their troops to play baseball as a part Of their physical training.
 An American patrol consisting of one officer and IT men ambushed a German patrol of 40 men.
 An increase of 15 pesos a ton in the export tax on oil is announced by Lue Mexican government. Regular steamship service between Japan and New Orleans will be in augurated in October.
 The importation of typewriters into Japan last year totaled S125,796 com pared with $70,663 for 1916. Judge H. B. Dyer was nominated by the Republicans in Missourai to op- | pose Champ Clark for Congress. | Jonkheer Colyn, former minister of war, has been asked by the Dutch I Queen to form a new cabinet. The House adopted resolution re- l lieving the American Red Cross from 1 import duties on contributions.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant sec retary of the Navy, says the Uboat situation is becoming better daily. ] The condition of Cardinal Farley, at his summer home at Mamaroneck, is very low. The Cardinal is in his S0th year.
 The War Labor Board has recom- mended to Congress the employment
 of prison labor to aid carrying on war i work
 Edward c. Pickering, director of the
 Harvard College observatory, has been reelected president of the Amer ican Astronomical Society in session
 at Cambridge, Mass.
 Word was received in Boston yes terday that Patsy Sequin, a star
 hockey player, had been killed in ac-
 tion with the Canadian kilties. Se-
 quin was prominent in Canadian
 hockey circles before he came to Bos- |
 in 1915-16.-
 The Housing Corporation asked
 quarters for 10 900 workers in ship
 yards and munition plants at Phila-
 delphia and Camden.
 Ensign P. J. Barnes, of the United
 States Navy, holds the record by pa
 trolling 30 hours in a dirigible off th' English coast. A consignment of $15soOo in golc reached Washington from Bueno Aires. It is Argentina's contribution to the Red Cross drive. Members of the Woman's party re ceived permits from the army en gineers' office to speak at Lafayett Square opposite the White House. A new industrial list is being work
 ed out by the War Industries Boar
 for reference in distribution of materi : als, labor and other resources. The State Department was advise through the Swedish Foreign Ohic : that Americans will be allowed t ! pass unmolesfed through Finlan : from Russia. 3 The Dutch steamer Gasconia, oper = lated by the Belgian Relief Commis sion. en route to Rotterdam from Ne
 York struck mine in the North Sc
 and sunk.
  < aliens left New York for the Fol = EOgelthorpe internment camp. Tn l. party will be increased to 21 as it got ,t south.
 s New York saloons, clubs, soda four e tains, florists, ice cream manufacture d and other users of ice may have the l. supply cut in order to supply needs Y households.
 l. At the urgent request of the Neither y lands Government, cargo of 10,0 l. tons of cereals will be carried fro Id this country to Holland on the Dutc et steamer Nieuw Amsterdam.
 Lord Rea6ing, British Ambassador l. the United States denied the repo ell that he had returned to Britain l. draft the terms of an offensive al l. defensive alliance between the tV h countries.
 le Sidney E. BIandford of Boston, VI l. nominated president at the conventiC s- of the Retail Credit Mems Nation ic Association in Boston yesterday. 1- Paul, Minn., was chosen the convel |, tion oitV for 1919