Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-28
Condensed TeTeqrams

Subscriptions to the new French loan vii open Oct. 20 and close Nov. A.
 Sale of War Saving and Thrift stamps to date amounted to $27,662,- OFT.
 The South Wales Railway strike ended. All the workers returned to their jobs.
 An embargo was ordered on all ship ments of bulk grain to the Cincinnati switching district
 city of Chicago to meet the pay roll until the first of the year.
 General Pershing reported the award of the Distinguished Service Cross to 34 enlisted men and officers.
 Spain has lifted the duty on refrig- erated meat temporarily and embargo ed the exportation of linseed oil cake.
 The strike of postal and telegraph employees which was in progress in Buenos Aires since Sept 5 has ended. Thomas Mccarthy of Pittsburgh, an ensign ln the navy was killed while making flight over Pensacola Bay. Governor Whitman will buy the first Liberty Loan bond in New York to- night at Liberty Hall, Times Square. Governor Lowden of Illinois issued a statement asking all voters to vote ''yes' for the good roads bond issue in l November.
 An order was issued by the War In- dustries Board for retail stores to dis continue the use of unnecessary wrap ping paper.
 Governor Edge will open the caId- well, N. J., rifle range, the largest in the world, for the use of all citizens on Saturday, Oct 3.
 The Senate Privileges Committed voted to postpone the investigation into the primary campaign expendi lures in Michigan until after election The commercial stocks of wheat re. ported to the Department of Agricul- ture in food survey dated Sept. 1 amount to 114, ,331, ,4S2 bushels. 1 The prics- fixing committee of the | War 1ndU5tries Board announced that the prices for southern yellow pine vii remain the same until Dec. 23.
 General Botha, South African Pre- mier, who has been i'll, was told by his physician that he must undergo l special treatment to save his life
 Bayard H. Cristy, orf Pittsburgh, .; member of the Y. M. c. A. in Russia said the Bolshevik government had no molested the party of 50 still in Russia 1 Official opening of the governmen l railroad between Seward and Anchor age, Alaska, was delayed because tht storms caused washouts of railroaC beds.
 l German newspapers in Porto AIgere in the state of Rio Grande do Sul wer attacked by mobs of Brazilians becaus of the criticism of local affairs. On plant was burned
 Representative Madden introduces a bill making it a penal offense to as deferred classification for men subjec to the draft who are not engaged i essential war work
 pr. M. R. Vesnitch, Serbian Ministe to France, said that as soon as tn new Serbian front was established tn
 Serbian government would move t
 either MonaStir or Prilep. Reports from Alaska say that goI
 miners are leaving the Yukon and Al aska gold districts because of the sta
 tionary price Of gold and the highe
 cost of mining materials and food.
 The Bureau of Labor Statistics in cc
 operation with the Wage Adiustmer Board of the Emergency Fleet Corpora } tion announce that the cost of Twin I in Philadelphia was double that of 191 l 85 per cent. of the packages sent The American Red Cross reports ths t the American soldiers reach their des r tination. They are bound with stra , iron to prevent them being footed.