Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-14
Condensed TeIegrams

from Santos.
 Thirty five Reds from Detroit ar- rived at Ellis Island, New York, to await deportation.
 Paris Le Matin declared surrender of the former Kaiser will be demanded sosh by the Allies tor urlal.
 Lord kilmarnock left London for Berlin to assume his duties of Brit ish diplomatic representative.
 Premiers Lloyd George, cIemenceau and Nitti will confer at the Foreign Ministry on the Adriatic question.
 United States gold coin amounting to TO 000 was withdrawn from the SubTreasury for shipment to India.
 German pilots will in future take America nships from Rotterdam to Germany through the North Sea mine fields.
 Violent storms in France caused se- rious interruptions to the telegraph service between France and Foreign countries.
 Bar silver touched a new high re- cord in London, when it sold for S2 1-2d an ounce. New York quoted silver at $1.37.
 Between 5000 and 1000 German prisoners in France will be repatriated l daily on the arrival of railway cars from Germany.
 Rrieadier General Jadwin, in re- port on his tour of Ukranla, says 1 29,000 Jews were killed in pogroms in that country to Sept. g, 1919. EIwood Hamilton, collector of in- | ternal revenue for Kentucky, ordered an inventory of all whiskey in bond in IT warehouses in the state.
 After cutting teIephon wires the garage of Mrs. Emma Bergdoll, wealthy brewers widow of Wynnfield, near Philadelphia. was fired.
 Federal officials at Syracuse were notified two automobiles laden with l 1S7 cases of champagne, valued at i $20, 0,00o were seized at Herkimer. l Alien Property Custodian was ask ed by the Senate to submit further information regarding reported sale of l certificates of the American Metal Go. to German interests,
 Officials and employees of the Coast
 wise Lumber & Supply Co, charged with conspiracy to defraud the gov i ernment, were found not guilty in the
 Brooklyn federal court.
 Robbers who footed Gov campbeIPs . family plate and overlooked valuable l governors best sombrero.
 Il United States transport George
 Washington reached Ifoboken from Brest after a rough eleyen-day trip, On board were S26 passengers. One } of the crew was washed overheard. [ Announcement was made of forma- tion of an organization known as the l United States Trucking Corporation
 to include interest of practically every trucking interest in New York city. u. S. Shipping Board steamship
 Lake Linden, 1.2S6 tons, was held by Mobile authorities and the captain :, and 13 of the crew arrested on charge of smuggling liquor from Havana tc Mobile.
 Fifteen thousand skilled workers ir Swedish mechanical trades struck i'm mediately following the Inauguration of an eight-hour day. They want pay increased to the level prevailing when on piece work.
 l French steamship Afrique, boune from Bordeaux to Dakar, sank in the Bay of Biscay after a struggle te keep afloat since Saturday, Steamship
 Ceylon, standing by, picked up two : lifeboats with their occupants.
 Balance of trade against Greai Britain, as shown by comparison oi her exports. and imports in Novem- Der was the lowest since the armis- tiee. Her exports increased e9,000,-
 900, while her imports decreased {. e10,0O0, 900.
 American legation at Stockholm 'en' gagged one of Sweden's best lawyers to defend Reginald Lehr, son of {