Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-12
Condensed TeIegrams
Turkish peace delesates expected


 arrive at Paris Monday.
 Officially announced in copper trade 1000, 900 pounds sold in past week for future delivery.
 President Wilson visited the Long, champs races and saw two American horses win races.
 Official report from Vienna says the personnel of the Austrian peace dele gates were not chosen.
 State Department officials attach no significance to Interruption of cable communication out of Peking. l
 New rates for special delivery and general commodities were put into effect immediately by the Shipping Board.
 President Tinoco of Costa ,Fsica has three columns operating again the revolutienists near the Nicarag guam frontier.
 Lieutenant Erwin E. 6allouah, for. merly of the Canadian army flew from Toronto to Newark with cargo of animal belts.
 It was reported in high quarters in Paris that American Ambassador Page would resign his post on con- clusion of peace. William HohenxoIlern, jr former crown prince of Germany, has joined | pany as manager.
 Adjjutant General Gilkyson of New Jersey announced that part of the 18th Division left MarseiIles on the tra nsport President Wilson. Judge Ebert H. Gary, chairman of the United Statess Steel Corporation board of directors, declared they had no time to fight the railroads" Progress by peace commissioners las caused no change in the plan, of the War Department for an army of 529.000 officers and enlisted men. Representatives of the American l Railway Exxpress Co, in New York Long Island and parts Of New Jersey said their business was badly tied up ]. Mixed private and government own 1 ership and operation of merchant ma rine shipping now government owned 1 is proposed in a bill drafted by Sena- l tor Jones.
 Situation in Egypt Is now outward. ! ly calm. Military casualties were five l British officers killed, six wounded and enlisted men, IS, killed and 5( 1 wounded.
 Walter Parker, general seeretay oi l Mississippi Valley Association, vii sail fo Liverpool from New York May Is, for fortyfye day commercial | IOUE Europe.
 Last official detachment of the 1851 old 69th New ork, will leave CamI Mills for Camps Funston, Dodge ant Grant, were 10 officers and 216 mer will be discharged.
 ! War DeDPartment notified com manders of the Eastern, Southern ane i Central departments of the army tt 1 have all drafted and enlisted men dis charged before June 15.
 1 The body of kirs. Grace N. ,Dwye of Pittsfield. who disappeared from sanatoriunn in Amherst March s. wa found yesterday morning floating il the Connecticut river at Springfield. According to report issued by tit Department of Agriculture woo stocks in the hands of the dealers de first quarter of this year. According to the Echo de Paris, i l was reported in American and Britisl diplomatic circles that naval and mil I itary measures would be taken if tn i Germans refussd to sign the peae' ! treaty.
 1 Charles Hopkins immigration in spector and three Mexicans were kitle, and two man seriously injured in gun flight between American officer and Mexican smugglers, near Laredo | Texaxs.
 Postmaster General Eurieson an nounced the wire control board Wa
 preparing @ statement showing tn
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 out the country. ! Caicined human bodies are said {
 nave been discovered in the villa a , Ganlbass, owned by Henri Landru, tn l der arrest on suspicion of having nur } dered several women who disappeare a short time ago. Engagement for jcint action by th United States and Britain in case C an unprovoked attack is understood | ? have been the continuation Of confer l ences between Premier Clemencea and Marshal Foch.