Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-18
Condensed TeIegrams
Navy eniistments

 the rate of 100 a day.
 Submarine S-2 was launched at Lake Torpedo Boat Go.
 Army denob!izaton has reached total of 1,174,545 men.
 Onsk government reported gong to move east into Siberia
 Berlin warehouse workers on strike have done considerable damage.
 Chicago banks will remain open on Tuesday, Feb. 25, primary day.
 Treasury department granted Bel gium an additional credit of S2.O00,- 000.
 Hugh C. Wallace was appointed Ambassador to France by President Wilson
 Actual damage of Great Britain by Germany during the war was placed at $l,250,000,000.
 Director Hine of the Railroads signed a contract between the Govern ment and Union Pacific Co.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago for the week amounted to 696580OO pounds.
 Nippon Yusen- kaisha intends to extend a direct steamship line be- tween Japan and Scandinavia.
 Governor Hocomb is 70 assist in welcome to te extended t0 President = l. United States Government ordered life masks of members of the Ameri- can peace delegation to be made. Railroad Administrations earnings for 1918 was S6SS, ,9S3, compared with standard income of $890, 0,3S5.6S5. London Sunday Times suggests | Herbert H. ASquith as successor to Lord Reading as American Ambassa- i dor.
 War Department was notified the 27th Division would sail from Brest for the United States on March ?, and i.
 Konstantine Fehrenback, Centris+ eX-president of the Reichstag, was elected president of the national as. sembly.
 Assistant Fuel Administrator Gar ney notified Senator Hitchcock tht l Fuel Administration would close down affairs soon.
 Siegfried Weinberg, attorney fo Karl Radek, Bolshevist propagandis arrested in Germany, was denied ad mission to his cell.
 Battle death rates ;- :e Americal Army during the war were 57 pc 1000, while disease death rates wer only r per 1000.
 Crews of 10 railroad tugs saved tn British steamship Wellington iron being destroyed by fire at pier No. : Jersey City.
 1 According to prediction made by Dl Helm, Socialist, before the Germa National Assembly, there will be seiz ure of private fortunes.
 At the annual meeting cf the Con !neCtiCGt Laundry Ownc'.' assOcjatio in Hartford. G. w Williams of Hart ford was elected president
 Thirteen brides of American sailor were brought to the United States O
 the auxiliary cruiser Louisville. The were English and Irish girls.
 An uruent appeal to all Germans prevent ex-Kaiser Wilhelm from be
 ing delivered for trial, was publishe , ill the Landeszeitung Deutschland.
 Major General Robert E. Wooc
 was relieved as acting Quartermastt , General at his oWH request and W , retire to private business in Ne ! York
 A resolution embodyng a cofnpr, $ mise between senate democrats al republicans regarding procedure in u Ford-Newbury contest was agree upon.
 7 American Red Cross at annu meeting in Washington chose Willia , Howard Taft vice president of the O { ganization in recognition of his SC vices.
 Publication of a poeticaI "prayer f the Kaiser" coupled with slight crit
 cism of the Americans resultt
 in suspension of a newspaper
 Treves.
 , Two hundred and fifty sophomor and freshmen at the Northwestel . University absented themselves fro drill and asked to have drilling 0, tional.
 e President Wilson cabIed his approv r of the proposal to establish q gover1 ment price adjustment board to sta ilize conditions during the post w period.
 T Senator Smith, of Michigan, d = nounced arrests of United States SC ' diers by Department of Justice f c wearing their uniform after comil t home from France. f The transport ulua s cue at Ne ;, York February 27 with bout 10 c men of the %17th supply train. | e 317th Trench Mortar Battcrv and | h 325th Signal Battalion, of the 92r t (negro).
 g Representative McFadden introdu = ed a resolution asking to have the C r fee of Controller of the CmTen - abolished. He charged that attemr e were made to force state banks in
 the Federal Reserve system.