Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-02
Condensed Telegrams

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 "Stray" shells have killed five Amer jeans in the trenches.
 Earth tremors recorded at Cleveland indicated trouble 800 miles away.
 canada's wartime railroad problem will be solved by partial ownership.
 The government will lend to Great Britain during February, s210,e00 900. Sick soldiers at Camp wadsworth number 800 out of force of 30,000 men. t
 The British casualties for the month of January show a loss Of. T4, ,0SS off, 1 cers and men. The recent explosion at Newport, R. l., was not the work of alien enemies but an accident.
 General Pershing reported to the war department the deaths of twelve men from illness.
 | Prohihitionists in Chicago paraded 1 to the City Hall with a list of names numbering 143.000.
 l All wheat in elevators in Canada, totalling 100,000,0 GOO bushels, was seiz- ed by the government. ! The Chinese legation at Washington l announced that Chinese troops will be 1 at the French front this year. Secretary Baker ordered contracts cancelled for aviation supplies because
 his brother was member of the firm. Citizens of New Berlin, Ohio, signed petition asking that the name of the
 village be changed to North Canton. ton.
 |l The house will not act on the Ran
 kin bill to have women retain their
 citizenship even if they do marry for eigners.
 A new submarine destroyer, the
 most effective and efficient of all types
 has just been developed by the navy department.
 i ftH dQNdnCS iIf wages OI l-A pGI cent. to mill operatives by textile man. ufacturers of Fall River, Mass. was announced.
 | AIsace- Lorraine natives will not be
 registered by the French government
 as .salien enemies" but as French AL
 satian- -Lorrainers ~ The ice is so thick in Warren and
 Sussex counties. N. J., that 14 large
 four mills have had to shut down ol
 run on short time.
 | The Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam long held up at Rotterdam pending | government investigation is on it's way
 t1 the United States.
 A number of anarchists were ar
 rested by the Bolshevik government a | the result of threats to the American
 Ambassador Fra1icis.
 Al R. .sg .zi ---4--4-&s < ssss@ s1ttHi e4 l | Secretary Daniels warned the .hous
 naval committee tfiataheaSg expendi I lures would be needed soon for th prosecution of the war. [:
 One German machine was brough u down and it's crew made. prisoner 5, Eduring an air raid on Paris in Whicl = twenty persons were killed. e Arpad Egon yon DilImont was sen F to Ellis Island from Chicago. He wa - seen taking pictures of the Rockford
 H., cantonment last June.
 The postoffice committee recon 3. mended to the house an increase iron F 10 to 20 per cent. in the wages of prac |. tically every postoffice employe. r Senator Wickes. of Oneida, intro a duced a bill to permit the governor d in case of war, to assign the militi
 to such service as he deems possible q Jimmy Ciabby, well-known Amer o ican boxer, who. has made a reputa ton in Australia, has enlisted in tn | Sportsman's Thousand at Melbourne al General Tasker H. Bliss and Genera is Pershing attended the latest meetin .s of the Supreme War Council at Yer
 sailles Premier Clemenceau presided # American aviators are carrying tn
 news of the German strikes and othe ', disturbances into Austria Hungary o dropping messages from the machines
 Two second ieutenants of the Firs
 Squadron Ellington Field, Houston r. Tex, were killed when their airpIane Il collided head on. They fell 1000 fee V. The residence of Henry F. Holbroo al of P1andome Nassau County, value le1 att $55 ,000 was burneds The fire ap e paratus could not be unwound i ia time.
 ,r The request of Ambassador F'ranci l.. to have the time of the Roumania j., minister's departure heightened wa l. not granted by the Bolshevik govern if ment ,- According to, Col. Michael J. Dad, of Brooklyn. a former republican lead
 CT, the price of sugar will soon take
 fall when the sugar crop from Cub
 arrives.
 Word was received from Moosehea m and Gupsuptic lakes, Me- that the<
 two bodies of water are frozen to
 depth of 32 inches and covered wit
 six feet of snow.
 ,d The second officers training cam sr was opened at San Juan, P R., wit T, 400 student candidates Of these il are negroes. A cantonment contra.
 has been awarded.
 ,s ss When it was quitting time for u - laborers at Governors Island, searc y revealed many pairs of socks, glovt z, and other wearing apparel of soldier