Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
6oHHensed TeIegrams:

|. g. * !, actual labor shortage is reported x13sz3A inneSota.
 zf5oss scNd for $22.30 in Chicago, a ssfaSW high record.
 sss..sE ngIand building. new salvage ships to raise sunkerl ships.
 ssz Secretary Baker orders demobiiiza- skion be completed by Sept. 31.
 Building operations in hieaso in
 War Trade board announced re- movai of pig tin import restrictions.
 American shipyards during the month of June turned out PIP vessels
 Controller of currency issued a call for the conditions of banks as of June
 During the month of April there were admitted into the United States 16,S6O.
 Paris reports say France will not experience labor tie-up July 20 as an- nounced.
 Belgian government decided upon identification of all railroads in the
 Council of Five decided it was i'm possible to make peace with Bella Kun; government.
 Germany recently received order for s1s,750.ooo worth of farm implements,
 Several Steamships arrived at Rot terdam with coal for Switzerland from America.
 BIIl to ratify peace treaty was in
  at weimar
 Bar silver was quoted at 53 3-4 pence in, London; New York price was $1.07 3-S.
 Twelve thousand employees of the Cleveland street car lines struck for more wages.
 canada's total imports for year to May 31 were $S76,745,S19. Exports amounted to- $1,27O.095, 5,643 >
 Ordnance department will sell IT,. 000,00 yards of silk cartridge cloth on July 10 to highest bidder.
 First complete motor convoy to at tempt transcontinental journey left Washington for San F'rancihco.
 Oscar Bider, Switzerland's leading aviator, was killed in a fall from a height of 5000 feet near Zurich. War depa artment will sell at public auction in Chicago on Auguest G., 100000 worth of surplus leather.
 King Albert of Belgium has engag ed several French guides preparatory to. spending his vacation in Sne Alps
 Individual, and smaller units of the Third army are rapidly eVac uating the Rhine section of Germany.
 Peace treaty to be presented to Aus tria today. Ten days or two weeks be given for it's study before sign ing.
 Production of Soft coal in week end ed June 2S estimated at 9147 900 tons. production amounted to 1, ,S41,50 tons.
 According to statistics of the de- partment of commerce, Germany's beet sugar crop for 1917-1S amounted to 1,541 ,061 tons 3l
 International Mercantile Marine Go. transported 14,9ss,2s4 tons of food, 3 ammunition and oter fighting necessi-s | ties during the war.
 Western members of Canadian par lament received messages reporting crop yield will be cut by drought at and Saska atchewan
 "a AE c.. -E - in dominion senate, all wartime reg llations will end with the pEscla raza-st ion -prace in Car1atfa. ----- vi
 Mexican government issued orders for the pursuit of bandits who killed | John W. Carol, an American citizen, 1t Tampiook several days ago. I
 President Poincare, accompanied byiI several senators and deputies went | Q Rheims and presented the city with he cross of the legion of honor.
 Railway strikers of Germany who | Ire holding up the train service to the | south and west decided to resume work put insist their demands must be met.
 Henri de Ia Meurthe Deutsch, presi- lent of the Aero club of France, has given the club 2.000 francs to enable t to organize aviation compe titions.
 Railroad administration announced will pay all certificates issued to ailroad companies in lieu of compen-| ation on Federal control contracts July 15.
 General strike of all workmen in called as a protest against l ligh prices of food. was ended as a esult of action taken by government 1 gainst prcfiteers
 1t is reported in Paris that Actinq 1 'ecretary of State Polk was asked to 1 ome to France to take the place of Secretary Lansing ah head of the Amer-can mission.
 Shipping board in disposine of ma erials will cooperate with other gov rnment. departments. and. United 'tates chamber of commerce so as Ot to upset markets.
 1t is reported the Emergency Fleet settled with Christopher iennevig, president of the Pussey & ones Co.,. which owns New Jersey and 'ennsylvania shipyards in GIouchester '1ty and creditors will be paid this Eeek.