Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
Condensed Telegrams

EnIr0 dlVfSic0 dI o1tSh~ SSS~'' VI training for Brest.
 United States government reported to have invited Marshal Foch to visIt America :.
 Fuel oil is expected to replace coal in many New England textile mills ln
 BoIshevik attempted to start gen eral rioting at Trieste; seven hundred were arrested.
 All labor unions in Liverpool de- cided unanimously to support the po- lice strike.
 Commercial Cable Co. says German Austria has removed local censorship restrictions.
 London and Liverpool threatened with bread famine; 26,000 bakers are
 Jersey City will issue $soo,ooo bonds for buying food from government and selling at cut rates.
 Negro at Cochrane, Ga., who boast. ed of what colored people did in Chi cago, was. lynched.
 Abyssinian mission sent cable to Secretary Lansing, thanking United States for it's hospitality.
 French captain of engineers has in vented device to prevent listening ID on telephone conversations .oo
 Germany is preparing to ship lOo, 900 milch cows to France and Bel gium, as required by treaty.
 Negotiations between allied powers and Bulgaria probably will be- con
 
 UnparaIelIed shortage of female help exists in New York city; tens of thousands of jobs are going begging
 Senate agricultural committee says legislation regulating packers must be first step in cutting cost of living.
 Honduras rebels under General Car dona have been defeated and forced to retreat across the frontier into Sal vador.
 Ten men are believed to have been killed in the explosion of a magazine at government arsenal at Raritan on Monday.
 Mexican congress will consider oil Iegisla ton in extraordinary session to beheld about the middle of the
 War department has received from British government $35,176,123 in pay ment of balance due United States on
 Grand jury investigating race riots in Chicago wc1t on strike, demanding production of evidence involving white persons.
 es sale of 35,00O brooms and Of 62O.- 900 pounds of calSium carbide. Bids to be opened Aug. 25.
 Milk trust of nearly same scope and power of the big five packers is said to be in process of formation in the east and middle west.
 Banks at Vladivostok sold rubles at record low level of 75 for a dollar; normal exchange is q little less than two rubles to dollar.
 GuiIIerno Meixuiero, Mexican rebel leader in state of OaXaca. is reported to have surrendered to federal forces under General Gonzales.
 Yaqui Indians in Mexico, who rnur- dered an American in Sonora, May 31 last, were pursued by Mexican feder- al troops and completely defeated.
 Chamber of Commerce of United States announces that 99 per cent. of Il to government ownership of railroads
 Resolution presented in Cuban house of. representatives authorizes PreSi- dent of that republic to take control over the 1919-1920 sugar and tobacco crops.
 Five men were Killed, several in- jured and approximately $2,000,o0O damage was done to crops and dwell ings by rain and lightning storm in Cleveland
 In battle between guards and pris- cHers who escaped from Monroe re- formatory. Everett, Wash, one fugi- tive was killed, one wounded and two are still at large.
 William Lustgarten, formerly head of Tax Lien Co.,, of New York, was sentenced to Sing Sing for term of four years. He was charged with stealing S2O,000 in March, 1915.
 America, Canada, England, Italy and Germany will be represented by air planes in the first aerial handicap ever attempted when race between New York and Toronto. open Aug. 25.
 Blacklist of profiteers proved suc- cessful in Paris, Havre and other French cities; eggs fell from s1.20 to so cents a dozen and general food price reduction is from 20 to 50 per cent.
 War department announces that 400 900 Krag- -Jorgensen rifles and car pines which have been held in arsen- als for years have been formally de- clared obsolete and withdrawn from the service