Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-15
Condensed TeIeqrams

Civilian airplane pilots must take out Federal licenses.
 Paris Matin says that since Satur- day staff heads of allied armies hve met dily.
 Two serious diseases of wheat hitherto unknown in this country are reported in Illinois. '
 Canada reports 9,o0o,ooo acres planted to crops this year, including 4s399, 900 acres of wheat.
 Shortage of miners reported in Butte. Skilled labor being lured away was normal last week.
 War Trade Board announced s restrictions on importation of ems and emery ore were removed.
 Output of the Rand gold mins South Africa, in March, was 4,944 ounces valued at s2,e51 ,1}e.
 Two million kilograms of tobacco were destroyed when the warehouses in Cadiz, Spain, caught fire.
 Dr.. Alexander Hamilton Rice is in New York fitting out his yacht for his sixth exploration up the Anna zon.
 National 0lnners' Association re- ports domestic mill consumption of cotton in April amounted to 466,0 900 bales.
 Approval of reorganization of the
 
 basis was expressed by Secretary Baker.
 Japanese liner Manila docked at Seattle with cargo worth $2,000,000 atire. There were 200 passengers aboard.
 Gold coin amounting to $66o,oo was withdrawn from the United States Sub Treasury for shipment to South America.
 President Wilson cabIed to Secre- tary Humility directing him to felici- tate Secretary Glass on the success of the Victory Loan. Directors of Tennessee Copper & produce it's own fertilizer in order to obtain full profits from their output of sulphuric acid. Exports from Paris to the United States for the first quarter of 1919 totaled SIS, 402, compared with | $9,9S6, ,269 last year. During the war 1e45 French aviat- ors were killed. There was 1,461 av- | iators missing and of theat total TOO | are considered killed. Food Adn1fnlstration announced | that it will discontinue purchases of rye four and victory, four for ship ment after June 10. A case of dynamite exploded in the | | France. Several soldiers were killed and many mutilated. Nine men were drowned when a l imotorboat, going home after a long i drive, capsized on the Etchemin 1 River at St. Leon, Canada. 1 A survey by the Ohio Board of Agriculture indicated one-fourth the fruit crop of the state lost by reason of a freeze two weeks ago. A combination of fifteen re.a
 coal companies in New York City is
 being formed under the name oi | William Farrell ,& Son, Inc. I Minister of War of Belgium, an,
 nounced '210000 men were being he1C ' in the army, but the force would be
 reduced to 10000 with all speed :! British, soldiers are combins I County Cork for arms and ammuni. tion alleged to have been hidden bJ Sim Feiners. Four arrests have been made.
 f Mne. Blanche Duffremme, under 4 study to Mime. Bernaardt, was fount tdead in the Sarah Bernhardt The I atre, Paris She committed suicid, II by hanging. I TeIeerans were sent to Senate ,l Penrose and Representative Fordne.
 by the National Retail Dry Good
 Association asking for the repeal o , the luxury law.
 Lloyd Clay, aged 24, negro, sllege
 to have assaulted young whit
 woman was lynched and then nj
 body burned at Vieksburg, Miss, by |, mob of between 800 and 1000 persons
 Bondholders of the Canadian Cot : tons Ltd., in meeting at Montrea ! ratified the proposal to sell the Mon
 treal .Spinnig Mill to the Dominio 7 Textile Co.,, Ltd. Acting Secretary of the Nav
 Roosevelt declared that within si
 weeks all temporary commissions f officers who wish their discharg . will be released
 Major General Mitchell, head C q military aeronautics, it has reported 7 prepared recommendations for air : plane construction to be submitte q to Secretary Baker.
 Navy Department announced tn
 yacht Corsair, owned by J. P. Nor
 gan, was on his way back from tn war zone and would be returned { MT Morgan on it's arrival g The League of Nations covenar l was characterized as "a league ( e government and executives rathe e than of people and parlaments" b = International Socialists in Paris. . Pedro Lascurrain, former minist. e of foreign affairs of Mexico. unde = Madero, arrived in New York wit : his family. He was president I dero was killed.