Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16
Condensed TeIeqrams
"a abolished the cable censor

"a abolished the cable censor ship.
 .and denied it had decided to surrender the former Kaiser.
 Tn price of ice was raised to S2 ton in Chicago by the large retailers.
 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt returned from Europe on the steamship Gnu scope Verdi.
 Shoe men estimate emigrants re- turning home take eight pairs of shoes with them
 According to Ukrainian reports Polish attacks in the region of Lem berg failed completely.
 American troops will not partci- pate in the drive on Petrograd, it was reported in Paris.
 War Department announced amount of wool on hand April F was 325,000,000 pounds.
 Reports from bituminous mining districts indicate there has been d distinct gain in weekly output.
 Aeroplane output by France, Italy and Britain from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1, was more than 45,000 machines.
 Messages threatening violence if they sign the peace treaty were re- ceived by the Chinese delegation. New Jersey highway program for the current year includes 10 miles of improved roads at a cost of $4,5O0,- 000
 David Tod, forty-two years old, a wealthy banker of Youngstown, O., dled at his home of typhoid- pneu- nonia.
 :5ar silver was quoted at 54 pence for immediate delivery in London, and 53 1-2 pence for forward de- livery.
 Withdrawal of $95oo9o in gold from the Sub Treasury in New York for shipment to South America was an- lounced.
 An order fo7 about 1e9ooo 900 feet of lumber for Europe was received by the Douglas Fir Exploitation & Exportation Go.
 Navy Department has practically
 decided to commander, under wal emergency legislation, steel for build
 ing battleships
 } Surplus food worth $50,ooo, 900 hele by the American Expedionary Forcet was sold abroad, the War Depart ment announced. ! A consolidation Of the Baldwin Locomotive Co. and it's subsidiarie | will be effected before the close 0 the current month. Emil Swenson, noted consultin , engineer and writer on technical sub jects, died at hi shome in Pittsburg following a paralytic stroke. Women who engaged in war ser service including yeomen (f), arm , clerks, nurses and marine corps girls | Ire eligible in the American Legion 2 Steamship kaiscrin Auguste Vic ] toria one of the German vessel
 turned oyer to the United State;
 will leave Brest for America wit | ! 600 irons
 { Census report shows there wa : consumed in April, inclusive of lin:
 CTS, 475,753 running bales of cotto
 compared with 544,125 the sam
 month last year. Thirty five agents of the intern; T revenue bureau have been dispatch ? ed to all parts of the country to stud commercial and industrial practice f in certain lines of business. I Australia may become a custom, = of American shipyards now ths V President Wilson has modified u order prohibiting construction : this country for foreign account. I Confidence was expressed by mar n agers of the Victory Loan campaig f in Brooklyn that when all returns al r complete the total will reach S100 :. 100000. The quota was s60,000 900 e Increases in rates on lumber ar e other forest products from Washing V ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana : Canadian destinations were asked g the Interstate Comemrce Commissic e by the Northern Pacific and Gre; a Northern railroads.