Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-13
Condensed Telegrams

The food outlook for Holland is re- ported very grave. The new maya! radio station at An napolis is in operation. Johns Hopkins University Bati- more, will abandon winter sports. The American Congressional party visiting Italy left for Paris. The total sale of War Savings and Thrift Stamps in New York amounts to $26, ,6S4 066.
 Engineers and officers trained for the merchant marine service number more than 10000. Reports from London declare the strike of cotton spinners will be stop ped by the government. The American Embassy in London denied the reports that President Will son is to visit Europe. A party of five men of the Stefan sson expedition have left an Alaskan ! port in search of new lands. A mob armed with revoVers and 1 clu, robbed and sacked a number of butcher shops at Willach Austria. i A fixed price for gasoline in Can i ada is suggested by R. J, McFall, High Cost of Living Commissioner.
 Gen. Pedro A. Daz was chosen to i fill out the term of the late president Dr. Ramon M. Valdes. of Panama. The Governments Alaska railroad will be opened Monday. The road con- meets Seward and Anchorage.
 Nov. IS was set for the trial of Al
 Boston fish dealers who are alleged to comprise the so-calleed fish trust. The airplane report of the special | committee appointed by President days.
 l An order for 15,0Oo tons f reinforc- ing bars was let by the Emergency Fleet Corporation to various makers. The Wathena, a cargo carrier .Ves- sel of $500 tons, was launched at Bris- tol, Pa. The ship is about 80 per cent. complete
 Liberty Loan officials will exhibit in
 all parts of the country the efirst Ger
 man war material captured by Ameri can troops.
 Two thirds of the pig tin supply of
 the world will be shipped t~ the
 United States under a pooling ar
 rangement Of the Allies.
 The Interstate Commerce Commis-
 sion granted the Aurora, Elgin & Chi
 cago Railroad a passenger fare in
 crease of 25 per cent.
 According to Director McAdoo, al the railroads there will be no shot,
 age of food and coal because of rail-
 road congestion. Announcement was made by the Ar.
 genuine Ministry of Agriculture that | 2,006,060 tons of wheat are still avail
 able for export.
 [ A $50,o00 Liberty Bond will be pre- sented to Cardinal Gibbons on the oc-
 casion of the goldeen jubilee of his
 consecration as bishop The first part of the Russian wal indemnity to Germany was sent or
 Saturday from Moscow It amounted 5 to 250 0000000 rubles. 5 Twenty two additional colleges hav' : been authorized by the War Depart meent to organize units of students army training corps in October The War industries Board an
 nounces that relief organizations vii
 continue to receive their supply o
 knitting yarn for garments for sol / diers and sailors.
 Rumers in Washington had it tha : an American naval vessel sunk a sub ? marine off the Atlantic coast Tn ? 1 Navy has no knowledge of the sinking ! Plans for enlargine infantry replace ment camps and central officers tram ing schools at Camps Lee, Va. Gordor Ga, Pake, Ark, Macarthur, Tex. ,an . Grant, H.
 Cadets F. J. Oliver of Sioux Falls
 Iowa, and F. P. Slater of Trenton, N C., were killed at Rich Field. Waco 2 Texas, yesterday. when their airplane II l ccllided 900 feet in the ar and crash ed to earth