Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-12

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 Condensed TeIegrams II Cincinnati barred German language rom schools.
 A general railroad strike was called throughout Argentina.
 The Ohio River was at stage of '2.6. feet and rising at the rate of two nches an hour.
 Mrs. M. Gregory, mother of the at- torney general, is dead at the home of her son at Washington.
 The Pope and his secretary of state, Cardinal Gasparri, are working on the White Book of the Vatican.
 The daylight saving bill was favor ably reported to the House by the h. terstate Commerce Commission.
 The squad of Italian aviators who were acting as instructors at Lang ley Field, Va, were ordered home. American firms in Germany were | placed under full government control. i
 Evidences of warm sympathy with l America over the sinking of the Tus- cania are apparent in all sections of Italy.
 The Earl of Reading, high commis- | sioner to the United States, and on a special mission, arrived at an Atlantic port.
 The War Department ordered the finger prints to be taken of the un- recognized soldiers lost on the Tus-i cania.
 William H. Taft, at Little Rock, sent a wire of sympathy to the former president Theodore Roosevelt, ill in New York.
 Secretary McAdoo recommended to Congress the purchase of the quaran- tine station of the city of New York for S1, ,395275.
 
 General Pershina believes that if the French lines can hold until May, the Central Powefs will soon taste the sting of defeat.
 President Wilson will begin this week to call to the White House members of Congress, and explain his reorganization bill.
 A fire of suspicious origin destroyed sailors boarding house on Pearl street, New York killed five persons and injured a dozen. A substitute for whole wheat bread prepared by Frederick Michel of High |, land Falls, x. I., is being tested by the War Department. In a raid to "ciean up' within the five-nlile zone of the Philadelphia navy yard s6 persons. 21 of them women, were arrested.
 Clarence Hodes, the watchman at the Klaxon Co. plant in Newark fired four shots at prowler in the build ing when it was on fire.
 John L. SuIIivan's favorite horse and 1 COS are OedQ. lIlS lOIL1cI .OlCO rfiIO I the latter was shot by a farmland after it had killed a COW. .s.e. Two thousand 1ongshsrsrasn, wh1 were on strike on the Southern Paci- | fic steamship piers, voted to return tc work pending arbitration I Joseph cailIaux, former premier oi France and a Witness at the trial o1 l Bolo Pasha, testified that he had nc knowledge of the plots of Bolo. l The body ct woman, dressed ir i deep mourning was found, between ice cakes on the beach at Coney Is- land. She was about 30 years old. ' The government, after a delay o | six months, consented to test the free II energy generator. of Garabed T. K Il Giragossian, the Boston Armenian.
 Department of Justice agents ana the United States district attorney a
 New York will be present at the pro posed peace convention in New York
 Feb. 16.
 Ellsworth |. Foote, who died at Nev
 Haven a few days ago, left an estat
 of $500 900, of which s400,000 is lief
 to hospitals and charitable institution
 in New Haven.
 i; A German critic on the submarin campaign of Germany planes Vol
 Tirpitz for their failure by not havini
 enough submarines built when tn
 campaign started. . Plans for reducing the country's les essential foreign trade to release ship for the transport of troops and sup plies to Europe will be complete withi na few days.
 Five million dozen eggs will be add ed to the nations food supply becaus of an order which will be put int : effect, prohibiting the killing of egg : laying hens before May 1. 7 The Food Administration will nc : prescribe a standard recipe for ''Vic
 tory'' bread made by bakers, publi
 eating houses or by private house holds, it was announced in Washing s ton.
 il Commissions as ensigns in the Ma : val Reserve were awarded yesterda . to 122 graduates of the cadet scho' a at Harvard. Rear Admiral Spencer n Wood, commandant of the first nav; ] district, made the awards. d Reports received in San Anton
 yesterday were that Lazaro Gutie1rs
 de Lara, of Los Angeles, Calif, wi twas a captain under Madero had bee