Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-17
Condensed IeIegrams

Condensed Ieiegrams Beginning today shoe cards will be issued in Germany.
 A weekly review will be published i by the War Department. Cotton consumption for May was | | 577 2SS bales against 615,412 bales last l year
 i The police raided workmen's club in York street, Dublin and arrested 30 l for drilling.
 Baron Rhondda is highly praised by the British press for his services as l food controller.
 The Swedish steamship Dora was sunk without warning. Nine of the crew are missing.
 In reprsal for the sheIine of life boats of a sinking ship, Dutch fisher
 man aviators in Holland 1 A rush to volunteer for the Fire De.
 partment Auxiliary in New York
 brought enrolment to 1000. btHSFenCeS between the steamship
 companies and the port laborers caus-
 ed suspension of work in Callao, Peru,
 international difficulties have arisen
 over the drafting of unwilling neutrals. several of whom have been killed ill
 action.
 The InsuIar Fuel Commission has 1 taken control of all gasoline in Porto
 Rico and has fixed the maximum price
 at 55 cents a gallon. t Secretary McAdoo will remain away : from Washington all summer, trans acting government business by wire f from Sulphur Springs.
 The commission of 21 Mexican news
 paper editors who have been in New
 York for several days, left New York yesterday for Boston K The annual baccaIaureate sermon by :, President A. Lawrence Lowell, of I Harvard College, was delivered in Ap- T pleton Chapel yesterday } A rehearing of the United Shoe Ma chinery case was asked of the Supreme
 Court by Solicitor General Davis of 0 the Department of Justice.  .- The New York Central obtained q l. judgment of s5S10O in it's claim ol l. $2,S05,000 for land in Buffalo appro- - priated for the Barge Canal
 Joseph R. Taylor of the Crane
 Rapids Press was elected president ol
 the International Circulation Managers 5 Association at Washington, ,r
 of the French forces at Salonika wa.
 appointed commander of the armies O l. Paris and military governor. " Nearly 100 French "bIue deviIs," wh, It have been guests of the city of Bos -h ton aiding in the sale of war saving in stamps, left Boston for Canada. y Austria is offering $5 per execution ,- to hangmen who carry out militar lg sentences, and failing to get volunteers
 threatens to conscript executioners. r. T. Two hundred million dollars has bee of spent in Cuba by Germans for propa r. ganda or in investments, according t 1- U. s, Army officer just returnad. 1g Three thousand bales of Gernra UT Government-owned cotton was auc
 NAOtlCu O-l IllC ANSW 1OIh G1ACudIlSk h. bringing 2S.75 to 32.12 cents a pound he Wage increases, dating from las a Monday, were announced today by tn
 Woonsocket Rubber Company, for. 1 50 O. operatives here and 800 at MillvilIe F tn I.
 d. Herman JungbIuth, German wa in arrested in Atlantic City under tf | FCniOna cyn ot n,.or1 of +;o fly plants were said to be in his posses fly sion.
 he The Department of Justice appoint ar ed Rufus W. Sprague, Jr., of New Tor d. to take immediate charge carryin D. out enemy regulations at the Port nd New York
 0rt ,tv Capt. Pierson and Lieut.. Roussea L-2 French aviators, flying from France en England, were killed when their ali by plane turned over 200 yards from tl nt. landing station. 7as The War Department asked u ble Mayor of Newark, N. J., to round | ent stray dogs for the department, so tn
 they may be used in experimenti1
 with new gas.
 Miss Rebecea Chase of Bristol, R. NE was commissioned as a pilot and a
 sistant engineer of the ferry and ma .L Harvest" plying between Bristol al
 Prudence Island.
 Two hundred small factories we a forced to close in Chicago during t ma week because of the withholding lth steel from factories not engaged Ian Government work. ac-
 oi Four women were fined from $50 dS' $100 each for talking in German ov vas the telephone in violation of GC UT Harding's proclamation, in Davenpo Iowa. The money went to the R m all Cross.
 enI ttlI Major Roger WoIcott, in charge .uiI run the army draft in Massachusetts a ilie pealed to mill and factory owners a the police of the various cities a s lis towns, for assistance in rounding ou slackers.
 me me Frank Michalski, 40 years old, w ene killed at Cromwell, Conn.,, Saturd e"i night in a collision between the
 cycle he was riding and motorcy eI driven by Walter Thorell, also ,sle Cromwell.
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