Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-23
Condensed Telegrams

VuAu6llSGu tGiGyT diilS
 British shipping losses for April to- tai 220,700 tons
 People of England are urged by the to kill all rats.
 A Swedish steamer rescued two big German aeros in the North Sea.
 McAdoo ordered the combining of 37 railway ticket offices in Chicago.
 Four German prisoners escaped from the internment camp at Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga.
 La Serena, capital of the province of Coquimbo, Chile, was shaken by earthquakes.
 The Dutch government has prohibit ed the sailing of all Dutch ships from Dutch ports.
 The Senate passed a bill to create a new judgeship in the northern dis trict of California.
 President Wilson sent to the Senate
  March as full general.
 Washington informed London of a plot between German leaders and Sim Feiners in the United States.
 Germans seized the Dutch steamer Aneta and have taken it to Swine munde with cargo of lumber. 
 Capt. James Norman Hall who was brought down behind German lines is alive in German prison hospital. been Undergoing treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital is reported improv- ed.
 President Wilson sat for sketches fol | A. Romanath Cuban artist, who is painting the portrait for the City ot | Havana.
 Fourteen miners were imprisoned in the Mill Creek Channel Coal Mine. at Villa, ten miles north of Charles ton, w. Va.
 Provost Marshal crowder announces that the new registration for tn selective draft law will add 750,O0 men to the colors.
 i Capt. David Peterson of MonesdaIe Pa. while testing a monoplane moto engaged a German airman in a figh and downed him. Il A bag containing $1oo,oo0 in dia nonds was stolen from a restauran at Lowell, Mass. It was the propert of New York firm. Fifteen hundred drafted men fror New York. New Jersey and Connec ticut arrived at Camp Devens fro1 Camp Upton yesterday. A ban on liquor traffic from Bait more to Washington and other point over its lines, was declared by th Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Plans by the government are bein carried out near Camp Wadswortl $. C., for the cultivation of much i'd land. Soldiers will do the work.
 Frederick Grover of Rockford, II 7 manufacturer now in government SCI 7 vice, was named the head of the new Fly created Motor Transport Divisio
  The United States Governnel through the Spanish Embassy at Be, lin asked for conference to be he at Berne to discuss treatment of pr soners.
 Mrs. Mary Mitchell Moore of Bry 3 Mawr was given the degree of doct
 of philosophy at Rutgers. It was u
 first degree ever conferred there upS . a woman.
 e Kingdom Gold, despite his refusal e seek d commission at the officel S training school at Camp Dix, N. J., h e been promoted to the rank of secol t lieutenant.
 7, J. A. Farrell, president of the Uni = ed States Steel Corporation deni l; statements that he was offered a pos /; tion as director of operations on t = Shipping Board.
 Senator Le Toilette demanded tn
 the Senate Committee on Privileg . and Elections dismiss charges again IS him filed by the Minnesota Pub n Safety Commission.
 John Ganster of Baltimore, quarte IT master in the navy aviation corr n was killed in a seaplane accident l. France May 20, the navy departme d announced last night.
 Charged at Syracuse with threate IS ing the life of President Wilson, Fra W $. Wedbauer, a former German soldi ,- declared his arrest was due to mali
 on the part of woman.
 A ship launched every two wee for the past two months is the recc N of the army of workers now emplC
 ed at the shipyard of the Bethleh' 'e Steel company at Baltimore. .e The police at Torrineton were no u fled yesterday from Hartford that E :i bert A. A. Reese, arrested there se0 II. u, ral months ago as an alleged spy, h ,n escaped from Fort Oglethrope, Ga.
 Representative Rufus Hardy m Texas and a committee of Texans pl CT sented to President Wilson the $10 ed prize turkey that has been tal u. around the country for the Red Gro CT n- Dismissal from the service and t n- | wears at hard Ia hor is the senten