Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
Condensed 1eIegrams

SNu0dy StOSAtOU LII 0P6th tNS'~~ l without incident according to the minister of the interior.
 S. Gordon Cumming, former -nern- Der Of the Virginia legislature, shot l at Hamilton, Va, died Monday.
 The aradboyne, formerly tA war With a cargo of grain for Cherbeurg.
 Hotels requsitioned in France for government offices are to be returned l to their owners within 9 few weeks
 A life boat containing 1e men from picked up by the steamship Mariners
 Viscount Astor is quoted by the evening Standard as denying that lie had been offered the British food contronership.
 A school for instruction of Sunday school teachers. similar to that at Lake Geneva, Wis, will be established at Mdnnspesa dkee, Me.
 Investigation Of the extent to which federal reserve banks have with drawn loans on grain held in storage was ordered by the senate. The American Legion was exon- erated of any part in the planning Of an alleged plot to raid the l. W. W. hall at Centralia, Washington. Treaty giving Norway sovereignty over the Spiptzbergen Archipelago was signed in the clock room of the French foreign office in Paris.
 Sevenmotor cars, a moreycle and many accessories were stolen from government garages in Ireland. Mount Lassen, California, an active | age is unknown.
 ! New York quoted silver at s1.3s an ounce, compared with Sis 2d an ounce l in London.
 1 Mail airpIanes are being fitted with ] sled runners to keep the aerial mail service in operation.
 LetMa will not accept peace offers from soviet Russia pending the con- ference of representatives of the Bal tic states to be held in April.
 The treaty by which Norway is 1 given sovereignty over the Spitzberg- en archipelago was signed in the Clock hall, of the foreign ministry at Paris.
 Foreigners are absolutely barred from the hotel and restaurant busd- ness in France by the provisions of a bill introduced in parliament by the i government.
 l Miss Elsa scheinee, the only woman whose name appeared on the list of
 Germans demanded by the allies is a
 dausflter of a prominent professor of Berlin university.
 1 American Red Cross officials have
 been asked by the Polish government
 to rush doctors into southeastern Ga
 l5cia where typhoid fever is raging
 in epidemic form.
 Charged with being an undesirable
 alien and ordered deported, Martin De
 Wal known as "a man without a
 country has been in custody on Ellis
 Island for year.
 Fifty men who last week escaped . from a train taking l, 500 Polish pris- oners of war back to their native land from France. have claimed sane
 tuary on Swiss soil.
 Five women were injured in Spring field, Mass when a jitney bus in , which were more than a dozen pas sengers was overturned in passing another automobile.
 Rear Admiral Newton A. MccuIIy commander of American war<nips in D
 the northeast coast of the Black Sea, , watching the situation there. Continued improvement in the
 condition of Senator Johnson repub- lican California, who is confined tc his home in Washington with an at- tack of influenza, was reported. } The National prohibition enforce ment act which prevents the pubh- : cation of liquor advertisements ir : newspapers published in this coun- try exempts those of foreign pubh cation.
 At least 25 dead, with some per. sons still missing, and thirty injured . some seriously, was the toll taken by fire which early swept the five
 story Berkshire apartment hotel at San Francisco.
 It became known that during the weekend one of the government <
 garages in Dublin, was raided al night and seven motor cars. a motor cycle and a large quantity of access sories stolen.
 The Order of St. Gregory, ono o. the. highest distinctions whl-il lnay be conferred upon a laynlan hy the
 Catholic church, will be presenie ed
 soon to Admiral William :. Benson !. bv Ca Ginal Gibbons. 1, A delegation from WeIIand county . interviewed Sir-George Foster. acting
 premier Of Canada, and members o1
 the government to urge construction
 of an international bridge between
 Fort Erie and Buffalo
 Former Hungarian soldiers whe : have retured to Hungary after es- t caping from Russian prisons in Si- beria state there are 260OG0 Hungari- l an prisoners of war in that country
 and that their condition is pitiable. T Owing to slippery rails, 12 person. 2 fwere injured by being thrown to the t floor and agains seats on the Point t Pleasant express of the Jersey Centra railroad when the train pulled into the
 terminal at Jersey City and crashed
 into the concrete bumper.
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