Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-06


 GES 70 COLUMNS
 Condensed TeIegrams Another loan Of ss,5oo,0oo was 'ranted to Belgium. The United States Bureau of Fish srles is advocating the use of the eu- achon, Pacific coast fish. Won kuehlmann, Count czernin and General Ludendorf conferred on po- itical and economic questions. ' 1t was learned in Washington that 100 men before March 31, in the Balk- ans.
 A bill authorizing the appointment of an additional judge for the district 3f Arizona was passed yesterday by the senate.
 James M. Frederick, 75 years old. chief of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines since it was organized, is dead at Hazleton, Pa.
 Provost Marshal General crowder announced that another detachment of 5000 drafted men will start train ing in q few weeks.
 Only six of the 73 Harvard College students who won their ~H' last year are still in the university. The rest have joined the colors.
 Swedish steamships accompanied by a gunboat and an ice breaker were fired upon en route to take Swedish subjects from Finland. X One man was killed and one seri- ously injured when a Chicago & Eastern Illinois passenger train was wrecked at Clinton. Ind.
 When soldiers neglect their clothes they will have to pay for them out of their own money, according to bulle- tins at Camp Wadsworth.
 'tTexn Rickard, the fight promoter, the arena. He left for South Amer iea, where he will remain.
 Secretary Lansing announced that the United States will place German prisoners in cages, in retaliation for their treatment of Americans.
 Emma Goldman, charged with try ing to obstruct the selective draft law, was sentenced to two years inpris- onment at Jefferson City, Mo.
 The Steuben County Society will hold a patriotic war supper instead of its elaborate dinner, in connection with its twenty third reunion.
 One hundred janitors of Public Schools out of 132 employed in Pitts. burgh. will turn in their keys unless the wage differences are settled.
 Mobilization of certified accountant. who come within the draft law was ordered so as to supply vacancies ir the army business organization.
 
 The Clyde and Mallory steamshil lines have asked permission to in crease rates on cotton from Southern ports to New York and Boston. The explosion of intuition factor, at Prague, the capital of Bohemia with the loss of many lives was re ported in a dispatch to Zurich. -
 John MsccaN, member of Parlia ment c0nFicted of fioaf ding thousand of pounds of food, was fined s2,O0 and the costs in q London court. Count Maurice de Bosdari, an ar dealer, was sentenced to three years l Imprisonment in London. for forginl I the name of the late J. P. Morgan. International prohibition to proven American grain from being made in to British beer was urged by tn ] Pastors Association of Washington ID. Q.
 l The Chinese President issued mandate ordering the Chinese militar commanders to lead the troops t punish the rebels if they fire on for eign boats.
 Charles Piez, general manager of tn Emergency Fleet Corporation, declare that the fate of the American arm and the Allied cause depends upo labor for shipyards.
 Increased rates on manufacture steel and iron products not to excee l 15 per cent were asked of the Inter l state Commerce Commission, by tn Pennsy ylvania railroad. l Brisadier- General Albert A. LogaI 1 of the 18th National Army, at Cam 1 Hancock Ga, and Brigadier- Geners w. Sillwell, were discharged from tn I army because of physical defects. 4 The Rundle and White hat factor one of the oldest in sDanbury, and lc cated in the heart of the manufactul ling district, was burned last nigh RThe loss is estimated at about $50 1000.
 The International Institute of Agr I culture of Italy has appointed tE I Chilean minister at Washington, Sar l tiago Aldunate. honorary member l the standing committee of that inst tution
 I A resolution asking the secretary l, l the treasury to advise the senate rs ! garding the allowances that have bee paid to soldiers families during u past three months, was adopted todd by the senate. 1 Because he considered it a sllamef thing to be forced to leave his fngt prints at the police station, Hugo I Wasserman, wealthy German mporte
 jumped from the twelfth story windo
 of a New York hotel. tt { I Several severe earthquakes were fe [ at Revelstoke. B. c. each shock las si ing about thirty seconds. The nov. Ement was so marked that many pc
 sons experienced feeling of nause
 No damage was caused so far as
 known.