Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-29
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 A new Finnish cabinet has been formed
 Influenza is still taking heavy toll in New Zealand.
 The French government will shortly announce the fiotation of loan in Canada
 The steamer Enterprise, reported lost earlier in the week, has arrived at Souris, P. E. I.
 The War Trade Board will exercise control over exports and imports for an indefinite period The Italian government has chosen the delegation which will go to Paris to take part in the reception. Prince Yarhito Fushini of the Jap- anese Royal family has sailed from England for the United States. cuba's delegation to the peace con- ference arrived in New York by steamship on her way to France.
 Italian subjects in this country are | not required to enlist in the Italian army to avoid military service here. Competitive resimental parades featured the close of the three days military carnival at Camp Dev- ems.
 Plans for collecting next years in- come tax under the law have been made by Internal Revenue Commis- sioner.
 Premier Gerbel of Ukraine has de. clared in an interview that Ukraine is already in full accord with the entente.
 DemobiIization of the military forces of the nation will leave in possession of the government enormous stores o1 clothing.
 German owned jewels worth $200, 0,o0t will be sold at auction at New Yorl on December by A. Mitchell Palmer alien property custodian.
 Physical training as a means O II restoring men affected by shell shocI is being tried at the new reconstruct ion hospital at Fort Sheridan.
 A convention of delegates represent ing all the Soldiers and Workmenl councils in Germany has been sum moned to meet in Berlin on Decem II Der Is.
 Princeton University fixed the statu of all students in view of the demobi lization of Students Army Training Corps ordered today to begin the weel of December 1.
 Sixteen vessels totaIIing 94,S25 dea, weight tons were completed and de ! livered to the shipping board b, American shipyards during the weel ending Nov. p.
 Extradition of Claude Taylor, gun man from New York state wa asked by Governor Marcus H. Hol comb in message to Governo Charles $. Whitman.
 Thirty-five members of the ere, and three passengers from the steam i p1 C.aG di.o 1xyIi 1 i Newfoundland on November F, hay landed at Falmouth. , Wesley p. Gray, formerly tow treasurer of Stoneham, Mass, who , awaiting trial on an indictmer charging larceny of $S,500 of tn town funds, was released on bail
 Notice that the country must pre- pare for another intensive war loa | campaign probably in the latter pal of April, was given by Secretary No : Adoo. Forty nine Belgian priests wel tortured and put to death by the Gel mans during the occupation, Cardin; Mercier the Primate of Belgium, d. clared in an interview.
 Seven steamers, which, according a London despatch, will leave Ldvel pool within the next ten days, wi
 
 - American troops now in England.
 Announcement of substantial wat increase for all shop employees of u
 United States armory at Springfel ; Mass, was made by Col. L. D. Hull
 bell, commandant, to take effect 500
 The Boston Elevated and the B; |. State Street Railway Companies n |. tified the public service commissit I, that the joint fare rate would be il V creased from to cents on Decen = Der.
 Governor Mccall announced that n and Major General Clarence R. E.
 wards would visit Camp Devens
 tomorrow and review the 12th di
 ision.
 s At pier s6, East River, New Yor $ 1400 mail clerks assisted by 15O SC d diers are busy sorting parcels tn :; will mean merry Christmas f /; every American fighting man = France.
 Henry p. Davison, head of t
 American Red Cross and Allen War ? well, Red Cross commissioner n Russia, were passengers on the Fren
 liner Espagne, which docked at N
 York Wednesday.
 The Great Lakes quintette, a sail 1; orchestra has been selected by Pre J. ident Wilson to furnish music on boa T- the presidential ship and in Pa
 during his trip abroad. es Vice President Piez, of the Elm. c. gency Fleet Corporation, said tod
 the Shipping Board has available " fund of $150,0o0, OeO for the purcha " of ships of the International Mt i cantile Marine Company.
 Creation of board of appeals w
 authority to review decisions of |
 shipbuilding labor adjustment boz r. was decided upon at meeting
 representatives of the Emergenc
 Fleet Corporation and the Americ
 Federation of Labor.