Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-12

cause O1 eIeNen cases or anthrax at | Camp Merritt N. J.
 Fifty-four girl workers were killed when German airmen made raid on La Panne, Belgium.
 The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will hold their 1919 meet | ing in New Orleans.
 The feature of the Argentine cele- bration of Independence Day was the l absence of German flags.
 The Italian Military Administration is authorized to requisition for it's own use all wool produced in Italy.
 Secretary Baker sent an appeal to General Pershing asking for better mail service for troops in France.
 An American Sanitary Commission arrived at Guayaquil, Ecuador to CO., operate in wiping out yellow fever.
 The names of ten Americans ap- peared on the Canadian casualties list Five were killed in action and five wounded.
 Coal for heating households in Bos- ton is prohibited until Dec. l. A warn ing to buy wood was issued at the same time.
 In monthly statement issued by the United States Steel Corporation un- filled orders are reported for June at 8 918,S66 tons
 A "eueenic marriage" bill requiring man to have a health certificate be- | fore he can be married, was passed by the Georgia Senate.
 The license of T. R. Liberty & Sons, | of Fredonia, x. Y, manufacturers of alimentary pastes was revoked by the Food Administration.
 The Emergency Fleet Corporation announces that 23 ships were deliver ed for service after inspection during the week ended July 1.
 Lieut. David E. Putnam, of Brook line, Mass, is the leading American aviator in France. He is officially credited with ten victories.
 Francis F. Kruse, of Jersey City, was held in $25 coo bail by United States Commissioner Carpenter for
 
 Manufacturers of steel rails have been asked to submit a report about thrilled orders on books as well as in- formation about producing capacity. An agricultural section has been es. tablished by the Railroad Administra tion to look after relations between the , railroads and the Department of Agri- culture.
 Applications have been made by the l Bethlehem and other leading stee 7 companies to secure loans from the Government through the War Finance ) Corporation.
 Mime. Marie Betchkarova, colonel if l the Russian army and former com mander of the "Women's Battalion o l Death" conferred with President Vii l son on Russia.
 Secretary Wilson and Felix Frank
 furter, chairman of the War Labo f Board, were the speakers at the open = ing session of a conference of the De = partment of Labor.
 i Francis Cruite, the 11-year-old sol = of Mr and Mrs John D. Cruite o il Shelton, was drowned while bathin , ill the Housatonic river. The bod = has been recovered. !, Part of the crew of the America d three masted schooner Adelia T. CaTle = ton which went aground Saturda
 near La Palmona, was landed at Mon a tevideo by Government tug. V General Mannerheim, commander c
 the Finnish forces, visited AIr Morri!
 American Minister to Sweden, an
 asked if a supply of food could be ha
 for Finland from the Entente.
 The Brooklyn Rapid Transit C. IF asked the Board of Estimate for a re
 adjustment of fares. Seven cents far
 is demanded for the more importar = lines and two cents for transfers le Meyer E. RothschiId, representa- es jewelry organizations, at a meeting ( n, the House ways and means committe Id blamed the War Industries Board fC le the platinum scarcity for war uses. IS Eighty employees of the tackle bloc
 and forging departments Of the Unio ss Hardware plant, at Torrington wer l- on strike for more pay. Tns me ! U .. mt Several American soldiers who al
 rived at an Atlantic port on board 8 re American steamer declare a new gs it to kill poison gas has been invente in and will be used in the America It trenches.
 A piIIory was placed in a publ
 square in Birmingham, Ala. by me
 who were unknown. A sign over u 0' mans, profteers, utterers of seditiC .J and loafers."
 The BoIsheviki government of Ru sia has agreed to enter into peace n aS eotiations with Finland, which h;
 expressed, through the German go r ernment, a desire to arrange a pea treaty with Russia. 7d Railroad Director McAdoo denied t of rumor that the Pennsylvania and t at Baltimore and Ohio have deferred pa .s ment on the regular dividend becau m of the contract between the railroa f. and the Government.
 Giovanna de cecca, in charge
 translation for the International Bit
 Students Association, was found gu
 ty of espionage on two counts 20 Brooklyn and sentenced to ten yea
 Imprisonment on each. tn BoLsHEVIK COMMANDER
 HAS COMMITTED SUICIC