Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27

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 Condensed TeIegrams The inhabitants of Cairo, Egypt, were officially warned to prepare for Lir raids
 Tuan Chi Jui, formerly Premier of China and Minister of War, was again made Premier
 Jose Lopez Gutierrez, the new Mini ster from Honduras, was presented to President Wilson.
 The names Of two Americans killed, r tour men Sassed, two men who died and one i'll were reported.
 The War Department bill empower ing the President to requisition timber was passed by the Senate.
 Subscribers to Third Liberty Loan bonds will receive neat and artistic button, as a badge of honor.
 The general sympathy strike which l. was to have began in Kansas City was postponed for A hours.
 Brig. Gen. Christopher T. o'Neil, of the 55th Infantry Brigade of Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga, resigned.
 Fully 5oo,0o0 "vacationists" are asked by the Government to give part of | their time to work on the farms.
 Seven Americans listed by Germany as prisoners in concentration camps | are safe in their homes in thi scoun- try.
 The woman spy bill was amended by the Senate Judiciary Committee to include American women married to Germans.
 Members of the Prussian Upper House started a move to expel Prince Lichnowsky who laid the blam of the war upon Germany.
 An angry New York throns threat ened to lynch Gottlieb Boettler, a butcher, when he consigned the Am erican flag to gehenna.
 More than 50 training camps in pat riotism for school teachers will be es- tablished throughout the country by the National Security League.
 Four-minute men, numbering 25,o00, began a campaign urging the farmers to SOW more wheat, ond every Ameri- can family raise it's own vegetables.
 A young mon and a boy are held by Department of Justice agents follow ing the $100O 900 war plalnts fire in the Jersey meadows near Port Newark.
 To bring home the dead soldiers of the Tuscania that are buried on the coast of Scotland was proposed in a bill by Representative James of Michi. gan.
 The discovery of a practical sub stitute for cotton was announced at the annual meeting of the Japanese Federation of Marine Industries by K. Hamada.
 The conference report on the $1150,- oG0,000 urgent deficiency appropria- tion bill, including riders authorizing the. sale of ali enemy property was adopted by the Senate.
 ] The War Trade Board announced an :, embargo on the exportation of graphite ! for the next three months and a re- striction on imports for the remainder of the year to 5000 tons.
 Had this nation begun universal military training three years ago, by
 this time peace would have been de- clared, was the assertion of Senator 4I HoT. of nd
 After months of experimenting with 500 German patents for manufacturing
 dyes the proper combination has been found. Thirty licenses will be issued 1 by the Federal Trade Commission. l Captain Frewen of the British
 steamer Flixton said that when his
 ship was a short way out from Havre
 a torpedo was shot at it from sub-
 marine but it turned in a semi circle
 ond sank the U-boat.
 Late yesterday the navy department was advised that Ensign Thomas W
 Draper of the naval reserve was killed , in a seaplane accident at Pensacola
 Draper's wife lives at Brighton, Mont.
 gomery county, Maryland.
 James H. Damn, former president o, Typographical Union No. of New
 York, in an address before the Centra , Labor Union in St. Louis declared tha , he was offered $500 900 to disrupt wal
 work in America by Germany. Unless the City Council passes or
 dinances for the strict regulation for closing saloons within the five mill , limit of the Lake Naval Training Sta : ton, 5000 of Chicago's 5000 saloons | may be closed by the Government 1, William R. Knox, an American ma rine sergeant temporarily serving a
 captain in the national guard of San
 tos Domingo, was Shot and killed ol March "A presumably by band of out
 laws. the navy department yesterda,
 was advised General John ]. Pershing, command 1 tug the American eXpeditionary fore
 in France, and members of Presiden : 1 Wilson's cabinet were elected hinor | ary members of the national tounci ' Boy Scouts of America, at the annua : meeting of that organization in Ne7 York yesterday.
 The Federal Trade Commission a news print hearing was adjourned yes = terday to April 2 when committe a of accountants representing the com :, mission. manufacturers and publish