Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-08
Condensed TeIegrams;

War Department reported the army releasing 15,000 men a day.
 pr. Epitaco Pessoa aboard the U. S. s. Idaho left New York for Brazil.
 According to Berlin reports five sons of the Kaiser offer themselves in their fathers place.
 Siss Federal Council just submit ted bill to Parliament making nat uralization laws more rgid.
 Cleveland street car lines will have women act as motormen and conduc- tors to run cars during the strike.
 Turkish troops entered Aidin, which the Greek troops evacuated, taking with them the civilian population. B Crack regiment of the new Esthon- ian army is organized and financed by an American citizen, H. c. Reisser.
 Investigation shows 14,552 apart ments are needed to meet housing tumn.
 According to the Tokio newspaper Hochi some of the Japanese soldiers returning from Siberia are affected with BolsheVik ideas.
 Herr Ements, who was arrested in Berlin as the instigator of the gen. eral strike of bank clerks, escaped custory of two jail officials.
 Former Crown Prince in an inter- view said the allies would have to extradte his dead body from Hol- land if they wanted to try hm.
 Premier Clemenceau fit for a tour Of the regions dvastated in the war and Whil there will inquire in the measures. taken for reconstruction.
 Mime. Bella Kun, wife of the Foreign Minister of Hungary, arrived at the Swiss frontier, but was refused ad- mission because of the law controlling entry of aliens.
 William Allen White, the editor and author, of Emporia, Kan. who was in Europe for the last seven months de- clared on his return Britain will have the first Soviet government
 Under the will of the late c. W.. lace, an Indian merchant, %,250, ,OOO was left to the British government in the event of his sons failing to obtain a baronetcy of higher rank.
 1t IS reported the former German the summer and part of the autumn owing to the difficulty in finding a suitable dwelling elsewhere.
 When President Wilson arrives in New York today 5000 policemen will guard West 23rd street and Fifth avenue as the Presidential party pass es on it's way to Carnegie haal.
 According to reports received in Fl Paso, Tex, Villa forces killed or captured the entire home guard of the town of an Andes. Among the killed was the mayor of the city.
 Negotiations at Pressburg between Czecho-French forces and Hungarian officials resulted in aon agreement to OOAlSIAlLbS d HSuLTdl zone between Czecho- -Slovak and Hungarian fronts.
 British Admiralty handed over a list Of 71 U-boat commanders and other German navy officials charged with specific acts of barbarity which de- sires tried before an international court
 Officers of the United States army are becoming more concerned about the reports of men reaching home without cent Gangs giving bogus welcomes fleece the men of from $75 to $500.
 Inter-AIlied athletic championships closed with the Americans the big winners. Points were as follows: Americans 92; France. 12; New Zea- land, 6; Australia, 5; Canada, 4 Greece l.
 seventy-one posts were established in New York by the American Legion starting it's campaign with 4,00O, 900 members and organizing to help fight or any radicaIism op- posed to democracy.
 Decision of the Onsk Government at iberia to withdrawn from circula- tion the paper money issued by the kerensky government created con- sternation at Harbin and VIadivos- tok, Where Japanese are large holders or kerensky notes.