Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-01
Condensed Teiegrams

A French military mission led by General GameIon left France for ] Brazil
 Princess "Pat" was married to Com mander Ramsay.
 Gold coin amounting to S42770o was withdrawn from the New York Sub Treasury for shipment to South 1 America.
 House approved appropriations of $4,000,000 for continuing work on Alaskan railroad.
 Total reserve of the Bank of Eng land dropped 91O,000 pounds sterling in week. Bullion increased 141,000 pounds sterling.
 Belgian credit of s5,ooo,ooo recently arranged with American financial in stitutions oversubscribed. San Francisco beet granuIated sugar reported cut 10 pounds in Rocky Mountain states. Western Canada is suffering from severe cold weather. In Saskatche wan it is 49 degrees below zero. l Minneapolis flour output during the l past week amounted to 190,760 bar rels, an increase of 23,305 barrels over the previous week. ! British Overseas Bank will have a capital of 2,000,000 pounds sterling. it is reported.
 Representative Mansfield introduced a bill to reduce rates on first class mail.
 Norman Hapeood was appointed by the President as Minister to Denmark
 House adopted the conference to $2,113,217, compared with $1.765,692 a year ago.
 House appropriation Committee re- ported out the last deficiency bill, car rying 36, 900.
 
 reported 9,567 persons were killed dur
 ing 1917.
 I Government auction of wool in
 Philadelphia disposed of 3,900,O00
 pounds.
 i Mexcan Federal troops ordered to
 Northern Mexico to guard American
 inning properties.
 North Dakota will operate it's banks,
 grain terminals, flour mills and may maintain market in Chicago for it's produce.
 Edward shortt introduced a bill in the House of Commons giving British Government power to take over and waterways and roads. E- =7i..555ion dollars in Liberty bonds were stolen from the office of the James B. Oliver Estate Pittsburgh Emile s. 5rus, twenty years French Consul for Kansas and Missouri. died following an illness of several weeks James M. Clancy, famous as re- form warden of Sing Sing Prison and a Democratic leader Of the Bronx died in a hospital in Philadelphia. Two German battle planes, trophies of the war, with battle planes from France. England and Italy, will be exhibited at Madison Square Garden at the first international aeronautica exhibition.
 A complete factory, consisting oi 4 240.000 pounds of machinery anc tools is on it's way to an Atlantic port for shipment to Italy. II Miss Beatrice Mcdonald of New \ York, of the Reserve Nurse Corps, wa: E awarded the distinguished service $ medal for bravery. Eight hundred German prisoner; E i captured by the Americans will be re 3 leased from the prison camp at St E i Pierre de Corps. They are from Al K sace and Lorraine. Eptacio Peson, head of the Brazi ian Peace Delegation, accepted tn nomination for President of Brazil. a Louis L. KIotz, Minister of Fnanc ' of France. announced he had no in - tention of taxing the French if tn = maximum reparation can be obtaine = from the enemy, King Ferdinand of Roumania wa wounded by revolutionists followin a series of riots at Bucharest.
 Nomination of ugh C. Wallace 0
 Tacoma. Washn.. to be ambassador t
 France was confirmed early Fri
 day morning by the senate. T Major H. B. Anderson of Dover, \ s J., commander of the Fourth Avia l. ton Service, was killed on Thursda n near Cochem on the Moselle, when tn t Fokker machine in which he was fly -t ing became unmanageable at severs ,- thousand feet in the air. T Andrew koneski of Sonaervile, wa 1t probably fatally injured and thre r other men were less seriously hurt -c 1 ThOmpsonville when they were struC le by an automobile.