Oslo, July 28. private Swedish reward of 10,000 kronor has been offered for the discovery of the body of Professor Malmgren.
A private Norwegian reward has also been offered for the finding of Captain Amundsen's "plane—Reuter.
Paris, July 26.
The choice of Paris as the place for the signing of "the anti-war treaty, now officially confirmed, to emphasize that the suggestion for! such a pact originated from M. Briand, the French Foreign Minister.
All Foreign Ministers, including Mr. Kellogg, will attend to sign personally. Sir Austen Chamberlain, the British Foreign Secretary, will sign on behalf of Britain and the five Dominions.
Notable absentees, owing to pressure of domestic business, will be Signor Mussolini, the Italian Premier, and Baron Tanaka, the Japa ese Premier.
Diplomatic circles here state that the multilateral treaty outlawing! war will be eigned in Paris on August 27,—Reuter.
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