Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

coast port from Russia
 Lieutenant E. B. Nixon, U. S. N., has begun a course in ordnance and gun nery at Princeton University.
 The London Daily Express printed an article on Lloyd Georges Danger pointing out many enemies of his in Commons.
 Twelve British officers who arrived at an Atlantic port declared that they were on their way to China on a mil itary mission
 The Anthracite Bureau of Informa- ton announced that the shipments of coal for November totaled 545 313 tons, record
 Count Luxburg, dismissed German ambassador to Argentina. entered a sanitarfum to undergo treatment for a nervous disorder.
 Western lines were ordered by the railroad war board to send east one hundred locomotives to aid in reHev- ing traffic congestion
 Representatives of all the Russian fronts started last night for Brest-Li- tovsk to resume the arnlistice negotia- tions with the Germans.
 
 the United States denied that German interests had gained control of the water power in Switzerland. uate School of 1911 and one Of America's forerloat scholars at the Syracuse University resigned.
 The American sailor ta'eer priao CT by the U-bca.t that su.lh tn Ja oh Jones could speak German and hailed the submarine officers in German.
 Columbus College, at Mount kiseo, N. Y, was wrecked by a fire. Seventy pupils. of the school in bed when the fire started, escaped without injury.
 Premier Lloyd George announced in the house of commons that General Palestine entered Jerusalem on foot on Tuesday.
 All general officers of the regular army and National Guard are being examined by medical boards and ef- ficiency boards to send them to France for service.
 Cold wave warnings were issued last night by the weather bureau for the upper and middle. Mississippi valleys, the central plain states and north and west Texas.
 
 Senator Newell D. Sanders of Ten nessee said the people of the country need arousing and that they are not fully aroused to the war situation the country is in.
 The Massachusetts guard medical unit, the first relief organization from this country to reach Halifax after the explosion, will return to Boston the last of the week.
 The Netherlands overseas trust was informed by the British legation that The Dutch steamship Nieuw Amster- dam, with a cargo for Belgian relief is being detained.
 Major General E.. Wilson, general commanding officer. issued orders to officers and men in the Canadian army barring them from drinking in saloons in the United States.
 Joseph BaIzarano, an ftatian, of S27 West 21st street New York, wanted since March. 1915. for the murder of Vincenzo Cresci in Pittsfield, was ar
 After several days of appeals to Washington coal was moving in Ohio yesterday without the aid of the fed eraI fuel administration and against the protest of MT. Baird.
 Two of the largest manufacturing plants in the vicinity of New York States Government for the. prosecution of the war against Germany.
 An unidentified negro charged with .molesting women residents of Blair town: a suburb of Rock Spring. Wyo was taken from the city jail yesterday and hanged to a railroad bridge.
  line in New York announced the re- ceipt of sS,47s from shippers and busi- ness associates toward a fund for the relief of the Halifax sufferers.
 Yesterday Connecticut has furnished recruits for the regular army to the extent Of more than double the quota sought. The state had given 4,6e4 to the army and 2,22s had been asked.
 The Mills Manufacturing Go, of Greenville, s. C.. employing 500 oper- atives, has been forced to suspend for an, indefinite period the management announced, because of coal shortage. The semi official German news agency says demobilfzation of the Russian forces already has begun and that peace negotiations restricted to the Russian front, have been authoriz- ed.
 Unofficial indication has been re- ceived at the state department that a protest by Mexico against the en- emy trading list issued last week by the war trade board will be presented soon.
 Much of the material purchased here for account of the Russian govern ment will be sold in this country ard the proceeds applied to the paymen. of bills incurred on contracts at present in operation.
 Both the prohibi4ien and suffrage