Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30

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 Montenegro is reported in state of revolt
 ItaIy's wheat crop is estimatsd at 144.ooo.o0o bushels
 Senate ordered investigation of war risk insurance bureau. Price of Iinseed oil for September dropped 10 cents gallon.
 The mem bers of the Belgian mission visited Waterbury yesterday.
 Navy Department will sell 100 naval vessels to the highest bidders. All harbor work in Copenhagen was brought to stahdstill through d strike.
 Action on settlement of the B. R. n. employees wage demands was post poned.
 Premier Lenine sent delegation to Rumania to negotiate peace with the country.
 Bar silver Was aueted at sss-4.. , quoted silver at s1.11. Exportation of wool from Australia to the Upited States will. become pos sible after June 30, 1920. General Louis Botha. premier and minister of agriculture or the Union of South Africa, is dead Sixty thousand persons assembled on Parliament Hills. Ottawa. to wei come the Prince of Wales. Commercial Gable Co. announced re- establishment of cable between Jamai- ca and San Juan, Porto Rico. State vehicle department is to re- move Instructions to view on high ways, as safeguard to autoists. A bill introduced by Senator Nelson provides for the sale and regulation Of the manufacture of explosives.
 Chicago Carpenters union announc- ed the men would remain out for $1 an hour. They were offered 92 cents.
 According to reports reaching Paris, Rumanians continue seizure of private and government property in Hungary.
 Commercial Cable Go. announced cablegrans in plain language. English or French, may now be sent to Riga. Rate from New York. 43 cents a word
 New Australian peace loan of $125,- 0O0,O00 recently opened throughout the commonwealth is being rapidly subscribed for.
 An agreement was signed under which American war materials and commodities will be ceded to France for $400. ,000.
 American Agricultural Chemical Go. reported for the year ended June 90 income after deducting operating and federal taxes. s8.035,s54.
 A report from Geneva says that an American financial mission arrived at Warsaw. to- establish branches of American banks throughout Poland.
 A Hamburs, oern, ssy, firm is run. ming advertisements If Pittsburgh pa pers that Hamburg wants American coal' and asks for terms c. i. f. Ham burg.
 Former German Emperor is trying to arrange with the German govern ment amout bringing furniture from his German castle to his new home in Holland.
 President Wilson asked congress for an additional appropriation of $825,o00 for expenses of the American peace commission, bringing the total up to $1,250,629.
 Stephen Friedrich, Hungarian pre- rnier under Archduke Joseph, formed new cabinet in which, besides the pre- miership. he assumed the post of min ister of the interior.
 House military affairs committee reported favorably a bill providing for the payment of $50 bonuses to all members of the regular army estab- lishment on their discharge.
 De Gailhard- -Banoei, Tn debate on peace treaty in chamber of deputies, France, declared President Wilson had been allowed to play too commanding part in forming peace terms.
 Berlin reports formation of a war loan stock corporation with capital of $100. 100000 for the purpose of sta bilizing quotations on the German war loan.
 Lieut. Col Roosevelt and H. D. Lindsley, former head of the war risk insurance bureau. arrived in Indian apolis to address a meeting of ex-ser- vice men under the auspices of the American Legion.
 Failure of the New Wrecking Go. of Indiana polls to comply with the terms of the sale of 100000 pounds of prunes offered by the war department led to the rejection of the company's proposal, it was announced PROBABLE LOCATIONS OF