Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-27
Condensed TeIeqrams

conhScate the former halSefS prop erty.
 Fresh spartacan agitation resulted ill riots at Stettin and Lueback Official record of Americans taken by the Central Powers shows lo6 are still missing.
 Boston City Council voted the ap- preparation of $50e00 to welcome home the 26th Division. A fleet of forty swift U-boat chas- CTS are somewhere west of the Azores on their way home. l German photographers are doing rushing business with soldiers ot the 1 American army of occupation. | w. F. Dunn, editorial writer on the Butte Daily Bulletin, won the depio- 1 $cratic nomination for mayor.
 Steamship Quincy, from Genoa, | Italy, arrived at Philadelphia, with It soldiers, 20 naval men and two ill officers.
 Martial law was proclaimed in Ma drid. A general strike has broken out at Barcelona
 1 Governor Burnquist of Minnesota signed a bill giving the women the right to vote for presidential electors in Minnesota.
 Former Emperor Charles of Aus
 tria, and his empress arrived in Switzerland. They will reside at Cha teau Mantagay on Lake Con- stance.
 Fire destroyed part of the town of of Windsor, 46 miles west of Hali- fax, N. $. The town, which has a population of $500, was destroyed by fire in 1897.
 An American destroyer fleet, which
 spent the wek end at San Juan, P. R.,
 steamed to join the Atlantic fleet in
 manoeuVres.
 Thirty six undesirable aliens ar
 rived at Pocatello, Idaho, on thei1
 way to Ellis Island for deportation
 Five of the party are women. James Ross Campbell, an Ameri- can-b born private in a Scotch regi-
 ment. was sentenced to six months al hard labor for participation in tht riot in the Strand on March Q. Premier Venizelos' bodyeuard i: the centre of much attraction in Pari! when the Premier is on his way t the Peace Conference or out for { : walk. The soldier is selected from { different regiment every day. Th' , same uniform never apears twice. l Marcel Cachin and Paul laffont
 Socialist members of the Chamber 0 Deputies assailed the Government > policy in Russia.
 Diplomatic advices in Washington
 report unrest in Serbia, railway em |, ployes struck, demanding increases a wages.
 es General March, Chief of Staff, an nounced the Hungarian situation wi
 not clog the War Department plan
 for speedy return of American troop: = With only one dissenting vote tn 5 Iowa House of Representatives pass IF ed the Senate measure proposing flu = woman suffrage in the state thrOug f Constitutional amendment. - Alberto Martin Franklin, Italia l. minister to Mexico for the last tW e years, entered the United States at tn n port today en route to Washington.
 F. A. Hannah, sixty years old, or
 of the survivors of the Greeley Arc
 tic expedition in 1882, died at Altar
 ta, Ga. He was a member of the D, l. lice force for IS years. ,g Theft Of $2o,0o0 from the First N; n, tional Bank of Silver Springs, NJ IL was admitted by w. B. Jouvens n- eighteen years old. former bookkeeI m CT of the bank. who was arrested a- Pittsburgh.
 a Lieutenant General Sir Frederi
 Shaw, Secretary for Ireland issued Id proclamation prohibiting meetings h. processions in Dublin on the day be Prof. de Valera's arrival. E. Congress will be asked by the D so partent of Labor to enact legislatit he established a system of Federal hor ed banks to increase activity of buildil ge associations.
 d. German steamships Cleveland a
 Patricia, which were allotted to t on, United States, arrived at Cow es' England, to transport Americt ng troops home. They will be mann ng by Americans. cir American Minister Schmedeman of Christiania reported piilaging "a American fur stocks in Moscow IT. mobs.
 n's The residuary estate of Hors Fletcher, expert on dietetics. who as will was filed in New York yesterd; m is left to Harvard university, the ny come to be used ito foster knowle6
 of heaIthful nutrition"
 Army transport Merose, with
 officers and men from St. Nazai pr reported in distress 900 miles
 Bermuda advised the transport s' lat vice in New York that she was pl IS capdiDo 1Inder. her own mower