Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Condensed TeIeqrams

Canada's trade for six months end ing Oct. 31 was $1,294,493,8S7.
 October output of Rand gold mines was 679,764 ounces valued at a2,8S7,- 455.
 Three other French generals will be named marshalS of France, making six in all.
 The bread ration has been increased in Holland from 200 grams to 2S0 grams a day.
 Elevated railways of Chicago were authorized to charge a six-cent fare until Dec. l. 1919
 It is believed in the coffee trade that progress was made toward re- opening unrestricted trade.
 Postmaster General 'BurIeson an- nounced telegraph companies will be operated as one after Dec. l.
 Ordnance department ordered all workers on government contracts to cease overtime and Sunday work.
 Aeroplane contracts with the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor corporation were cancelled by the government.
 pr. Thomas Masaryk, president elect of the newly formed Czecho- -Slovak republic, left this country for Prague. Canada's ban on shipment of apples to Britain was lifted. Apples may now be shipped subject to controlled prices, It is estimated 25,000 persons anx- 1 ious to go abroad remained in New York when three large Atlantic liners sailed
 Hungarian government decided that the official title of Hungary from now on shall be Hungarian Peoples Re- public"
 Allied and neutral shipping losses in October were 9S,OOO tons Of total, British lost S4,000 tons, admiralty an | nounoed
 Officials of the war industries board announced liquidation of raw materials | to insure adequate material for war manufacture.
 Riot of flags, toIling bells, crowds on roofs, in windows and streets greeted King Albert and Queen Elizabeth as 1 tlf%y entered Antwerp
 Army camp commanders were or Gered to discharge all hard coal min CTS who wish to return to work. About 7,o00 men are affected. General won BeseIer, known as Bat tering Ram" and other German off, cers were granted safe conducts to leave Poland for Berlin
 It was announced in Vienna that a new Austrian loan would be raised from new sources or revenue" be- cause of the financial situation
 An order for 21,o00,00o pounds of meat to be shipped abroad for Ameri- can and allied troops was placed with the Swift International Co. Fuel Administration announced a decrease of 100000 tons in the an- thracite output because of the iniuen- zd epidemic and two celebrations of peace.
 According to reports in copper cir cles, a combination representing Eng land, France, Italy and Belgium was formed to purchase metal for these countries.
 Secretary Daniels told the house na- val affairs committee that officers and enlisted men of navy discharged from service will be held on the reserve list.
 Captain Persius, famous naval crit Ic, says Tfrpitz deceived nation Ma tehial greatly inferior to British Only r luck and leadership saved Germans 'ir 7 Jutland battle.
 Four million Germans wounded some several times, during war, Der . lin Vorwaerts says. Number of killed up to Oct. 31 was 1,5SO,00O Fate ot a60, 900 unknown.
 Chemical Warfare Division of the army notified the food administration . that there is enough fruit nuts on hand . to meet demandS ana saving Of these
 is no longer necessary , Chairman Baruch of the war indus
 tries board announced that fixed max
 mum prices on various commoditie . for the purpose of preventing imitation i Of values will continue $ Investigation of the election 0 . Frueman H. Newman as United State ! senator from Michigan was begun. I , is charged he gained his election b excessive use of campaign funds. ; President Wilson signed bill govern ing production of potash, manganese | chrome and other non ferrous miner als. The law appropriates $50 1000, ,O0 ,, and permits government buying in tn