Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11
Condensed TeIegrams

Copper for August shipment IS sell ing at 20 cents a pound.
 Secretary Lansing will leave Brest Friday for the United States.
 kania won kanya, Austrian Minister to Mexico since 1914, resigned.
 An epidemic of cholera is reported at Foochow, china, by the American consul.
 Shipping board announced aIIoeation of 25 ships to trade routes during the month of July
 Portugal will observe July A as a national holiday to celebrate signing of the peace terms.
 During the month of June 342,ee6 men were returned to the United
 Bar silver was quoted at 53 316 pence an ounce in London. New York quoted silver at s1.06.
 Italy, it is reported, may purchase 100, 900 tons of shipping from United States shipping board
 Voters authorized the $22,996,0o0 i'm .. proyement program in Pittsburgh at the bond issue election.
 Sir Thomas White, minister of fi nance of Canada, will retire from polit- ical life in a few weeks.
 The Crimea was cleared of the Bol- sheviki as the result of the advance of General Denikine's troops.
 War Department announced enlisted men near the wheat fields will be re- leased to help harvest the crops.
 London Board of Trade announced evidence given secretly at inquiry in to sinking of Lusitania will be pub hshed.
 A report from London says the Brit ish government disposed of 12,000,000 yards of balloon cloth at & single transaction.
 Employers of cotton operators at Manchester, Eng, will meet represent atives of the workers to discuss the strike situation.
 During the first five months of 1919  States totaled $47,779,249, compared with s31, ,971. .541 in 1918.
 California State Mining Bureau an nounced 307 oil wells were started in last year and SIT year before.
 James Hamilton Lewis, former United States senator of Illinois, awarded Belgian war cross announ- ced he had declined the award.
 Committee of bankers will submit under leadership of H. F. Davison for financing reconstruction of Europe
 In order to stop profiteerine and avoid troubles similar to Itaiy's,> France has lifted nearly all import prohibitions imposed during the war.
 b-Treasury reported withdrawal of $3,675, 900 in gold for shipment to Spain and the Assay Office reported land.
 With the arrest of five men alleged to be river pirates, the marine division of the4 New York police department believe they have leaders in water front thefts.
 It is reported Frank A. VanderIip, in conjunction with several prominent Pittsburgh interests, is to become identified with the American Fruit Growers Inc.
 Department of Agriculture report, places condition of corn on July 1 at 86-7 per cent compared with S71 per cent year ago. Condition of wheat placed It. S6- -6<z---sssszg
 Principle to govern aerial naviga- tion already accepted by most of the Allied nations were made public by the aeronautica1 commission of- the peace conference.
 President E. w. Beatty of the Cana dian Pacific Railway Go. refused to confirm reports that the war claims of the company were settled with the British government.
 The arrival of the U. s. transport Bordeaux marked the closing of that port for transport service. All re- turning troops will come by way of Brest.
 Representatives of American oil companies operating in Mexico are said to have asked permission of the state department to use airplanes in money to the oil fields to pay the men.
 John w. Davies, American ambas- sador to Britain, is understood to have been selected as the American repre- sentative to the permanent court of justice to be formed by he League of Nations.