Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-17

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 Condensed .Telegrams The Vienna Arbeiter zeitung was ,arred from Germany
 Finland and Turkey, say Berlin ad- Tices, have signed a peace agreement. President Wilson is signing his name O. many articles for sale by the Red Cross.
 The latest Canadian casualty list contained the names of four Ameri- cans wounded.
 A Swedish fishing vessel was sunk in the new German mine field north of Gothenburg.
 Goldman 6 Fletcher, brokers, of Bos- ton, members of the Boston Stock Exchange, announced suspension.
 Henry George Percy, seventh Duke of Northumberland died at Alnwick Costle, Northumberland.
 Viscount Astor was fined $50 for un- lawful use of petrol in London His chauffeur was fined $10
 Less than half the tiIabIe land in Russia, in control of the Bolsheviki, will be cultivated this year.
 George Van SchendeI, the new mini | ter to the Central American Republics from Belgium, arrived at San Salva- dor.
 The Aero Club of America announced | it has been advised of the organiza- | tion of the Air Service Institute of the | United States.
 Foreign Minister Tchterin sent a | wireless message to Berlin declaring 1 that Russia proposed to disarm the Black Sea feet
 The American coasting steamer Lucius w. Robinson reported by radio off the Atlantic coast
 Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, left Washington on trip through the west. He will make sev- erl speeches on the war.
 Chancellor Bonar Law announced that sale of war bonds and savings certificates, from Oct. Il to April l, amounted to s3,O95,OOO,OO
 William Howins announced in the House of Commons that close atten- tion is being paid to the British de- velopment of oil in Egypt. 
 The War Trade Board announced i the application for import license must ] be obtained before the commodity leaves the country of origin. l British Foreign Secretary BaIfour announced that the report that a U- boat landed it's crew on the coast of Monorovia, Africa, was unture.
 Sergeant Frank BayIes, of New Bed ford, Mass, a member of the French Flying Corps, brought down another German airplane, making his total nine.
 A new riveting record was establish ed in the Brit sh Isles when Thomas Devine drove 4,432 rivets in nine hours on the Clyde. The former record was 4,276.
 Senator Cummins introduced a re- Esolution calling on Government offic- ials to furnish the Senate with facts on the available man power of the nation.
 Andrew Botin, of Syracuse, pleaded guilty in the Federal Court to a viola ton of the Espionage Act in publish ing the book entitled Pure Common Sense.'
 1 The steamship Tuckahoe built in 2 days, by the New York Shipbuilding Co., is now ready for cargo service The ship was turned over to the gov ernment.
 The Midvae Steel Go. is to build { plant for the Government, location no announced and to cost several million dollars. It will manufacture 16-incf hoWitZers.
 Seven Brooklyn bakers accused o violating the food laws and anothe of boarding were ordered to close thei shops three days by the local food ad ministrator. The Lord Mayor of Dublin has beel granted passports to America and vii leave shortly to appeal personally t
 the President to aid in opposing Irisl
 conscription.
 Senator Benjamin R. TiIIman, speak ing at the Democratic convention a Columbia, S. C., said, ito hell witt German sympathizers," and "thanl ! God for Woodrow Wilson" Rev. pr. J. Frank Davis of Dallas ,, Tex, was elected moderator of tn general assembly of the Presbyteria church of America at it's 130th annua
 session at Columbus, O., yesterday Fifteen physicians, members of tn ) Red Cross mission to Rumania, whic
 recently arrived at London from Jassy s left for the United States to enlis 7 for service with the American army
 A Moscow despatch to the state de S partment said Germany had given as = surance to the Russian Soviet gov V ernment that German armies woul e advance no further into Russian ter n ritory.
 e The British Admiralty in a circuIa e informed workmen of the Royal Doc n Yards and other naval establishment e that it would appoint a committee ( s workers to deal with questions on con :, ditions and welfare. " +o