Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-26
Condensed TeTeqrams

Senator Berenger was appointed oil controller for Prarice
 Attempts against lives of Austrian officers are increasing.
 The Chicago Board of Trade limited speculative trading in rye to 1OO,0 bushels.
 A new Philippine sugar corporation has been organized with a capital of $1 25O 00O The War Department announced the health of troops in the United States was very satisfactory. sweden's population in 1917 was 5,S0O SAT. The birth was higher and death rate lowest recorded. | The War Trade Board announced a complete revision of the commodity 1 list for Holland and Denmark trade. july production of the Chile Copper Co. amounted to 7,556,000 pounds
 compared with 9,2S0,000 pounds in fJune.
 Emperor Charles of Austria par doned "A persons awaiting trial on the
 charge of high treason, in Bosnia. Representative Webb opposes au-
 thority for the President to prohibit exportation of goods to the Philippines Prices Of fresh beef are reported
 higher in Washington than in any
 other part of the country except New
 England
 The President has authorized a loar
 of $100,O00 to forest fire fighters tc
 meet emergency conditions in nationa
 forests.
 Mount Llama, near Las Laias, anC
 Mount Lanan, near Juin de Las Andes
 Argentina, are reported in violen
 eruption.
 President Wilson will be unable, be l nf he nf 1-i
 ness, to attend the Labor Day cele bration at Chicago. The Canada Board of Grain super visors were requested by the Canadian , Council of Agriculture to fix the whea , price at PA 1-2 American and British aViators win are making a 5000 mile tour of tn middle ewest with ten airplanes ar rived at Indianapolis. A barge with $40 tons of gasolen for the United States army in l French port was burned The fir } lasted for more than 14 hours. Municipal authorities of Bueno
 Aires have taken over tLe sale c
 meat to the public on orders of Presi
 dent Irogoyen to combat the hig ' prices.
 e A British aeropIane carrying it
 crew and nine passengers flew froI
 the interior of France to the interic |, of England in half hour. f The ordnance bureau. of the Wa q Department announces the completio a of 19 out of 26 proposed plants fc Q the manufacture of gun carriages. q Theodore Roosevelt will be the prir
 cipal speaker at Newburgh, N. I , when the first ship built for the gov a ernment slides down the ways on La 1 bor Day.
 n ', Two of the crew of the America
 steamer Grays Harbor were kille a when the vessel was destroyed by 5 boiler explosion according to despatch q es from Pernambuco ,s Lieut.. Edward A. Lindsay, an avi; sf tor attached to the Great Lakes trail Ia ing station, was shot twice in h ~ home in Nav York by an intrude Q Lindsay wasNQn a furlough F. A plea for immediate enactment IF the super-power plant bill was ma "a before the House interstate commer ,t committee by Secretary Baker al 4e Chairman Baruch of the War Indu 3s tries Board.
 ,d {, Rumors that army officers were i i- structed not to buy their uniforms
 this country for service abroad are T
 ported false.
 The Marine Corps headquarters h ,o requested relatives and friends 10 fighting marines to lend their lette n- to have them incorporated in the m he rine records.
 he Many women school teachers ha ed entered into the railway mail servi ng on the Pennsylvania Railroad. in Yorkshire coal strikers have go te. back to work.
 ITS Lieut.. Jefferson w. HeaIy, CoIumt as, University football star, who W
 wounded in action early in Augu all died of his wounds in a base hospi an in France
 to Major Ream, an American flyer W to the British-American flying missi re was killed at Efingham, H., Saturd at while flying with the mission fri " Indianapolis to Scott Field near Bel WIS vile, Ills.
 er- An embargo on shipments of Ct it. from Massachusetts to Vermont V of announced by the Vermont comm
 sioner of agriculture.
 Fire destroyed the anneaIng, tul
 ing, sorting and tumbling departmer 2Y boinler room and pattern storage va ,or of the Rhode Island MNleable' Il m Works at HilIsgrove, R. l. ,a2 The Rev. James N. Supple, 6s st in chaplain of the Knights of Columl IT, and for thirty years pastor of re Francis de Sales Catholic chur to Charlestown, Mass, died there S Nv urday.
 -T in The United States Army School of Military Areonautics established q May, 1917, at the Massachusetts ss tsitute of Technology will be disc,
 tinued within a few days.