Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-10
Condensed TeIeqrams

Troops of the Fifth United States Infantry reached the Rhine.
 Buenos Aires dock workers threaten to strike: harbor may be tied up.
 English women are wearing mon ocles in public as well as in their homes.
 Minor disturbances continue in Youngstown, in connection with the steel strike.
 We'll dressed men and women in Vii enna robbed coal wagons destined for private citizens.
 Austrian delegation has delivered to the peace conference the ratification of the peace treaty.
 Railroad administration arranging for car supply to move corn in large volume in near future.
 Austria will not send labor delegates to the international labor conference to be held in Washington.
 Railroad men at meeting at Gran I ada, Spain, decided to strike unless discharged men are reinstated within two days. r.. Sads Yakko, famous Japanese act ress, plans establishment near Nago- i va of silk factory to be operated en- tirely by women.
 New York police department receiv- l ed new information that I. W. W. is making an effort for organization of German branches.
 Goveror Harding, of Iowa, in ad- | dress to Kansas teachers at Pitts burgh, declared all surplus labor
 should be used in the mines. l Grand Trunk Railroad declared the
 high ranking railroad in New England
 in prevention Of accidents. No acci.
 dents occurred from Oct. to 31. A Spanish-Ameriean society wa
 formed in Madrid by "Lycee Amer . ique,'" to assist needy American writ CTS and artists living in that city.
 Exceptionally high tide caused par 5 tial tie-up of traffic at the Erie sta tion in Jersey City and inconvenience t commuters who use the ferryboats. Luckenbach Steamship Co. grante l lease by the board of estimate to tn l pier at the foot of 33d street, Brook
 lyn, at an annual rental of S260, 900. s Daniel L. Porter, chief internal rev : enue. agent in New Y orl district, de . clared New York is the dryest city i | the United States for it's size and DOT : ulation.",
 Vienna newspapers report Jugc |. Slavia called to the colors five year. q classes of soldiers on the pretext 0 military training. Military rule de q clared.
 1 Mayor Griffith, of Hoboken, after :, conference with Congressman Eaga 5, of that district. announced. Hoboke l. planned to buy local piers taken ov, s by the government from Germany. = lme kaplan, leader of the last ter o tile strike at Lawrence, Mass. was a
 rested by police after boys informe = them that kaplan had hired them l. distribute revolutionary handbills. j. Hugo Haase, president of the Ge
 uIdH lHuSpeIueuL SOCldllSI party, Ql
 at Berlin from wounds received Oct. when he was shot three times Wh,
 entering the reichstag building. m The British steamship Fazilka W | wrecked on a rocky coast in the B l. of Bengal and her 611 passengers we Y. rescued by the United States shi ie ping board steamer West Modus. IS. A heavy gale, accompanied by tic es waves, has battered shipping, wrec Id ed wharves and caused serious dal
 age in the lower St. Lawrence a
 Gulf Coast during the last two days tv Dr. Alfred Zimmerman, Germ a minister of foreign affairs duSing { IT, war. caused a mild sensation beft n- the national assembly committee Wh or he hinted the United States gover
 ment betrayed the German code.