Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-06


 totaled 33.401 900 pounds, compared
 with 40,923 900 pounds last week. Alexander Q. Proptopoff, minister of the interior of Russia, was declared insane by the commission of inquiry. The American Red Cross sent to Italy a message that a permanent Red Cross mission was going over there. All Russian subjects living in Eng land between the ages of IS and fl must return to Russia or enlist in the British army. Professor Fares, who has been on war service with the Russian armies. declares that Russia has lost 3,800,000 men in one year.
 Popular manifestations against Ger 1 man business houses in Rio Janeiro
 assumed a violent character. The
 damage was heavy.
 The strike of ii tugboat firemen re- suited in serious congestion in Buffalo, as thousands of bushels of wheat are arriving there daily.
 The United States army recruiting stations in Connecticut yesterday had their busiest period since the war and 76 volunteers were accepted 
 An electrically controlled speed boat of the Germans was sunk while mak ing an attack on British vessels pa trolling the coast of Belgium Lieut.. BaIidoii, in a Pomilio airship,
 from Mineola to Langley Field near Newport News, 336 miles, flew at an average of 1855 miles an hour. An arrangement has been made be- n a n governments for the division of the l Bessarabian wheat crop to Rumanla- Germany and Austria are making preparations to further a paciflst con- ference to be held at Berne Nov. 12 to discuss the basis for an honorable 1 peace.
 I declared that Premier Kerensky show | ed lack of sense when he blamed the British for the defeat of the Russians | in the Baltic.
 Men recommended for commissions at the close of the second series Of l officers training camps will be called l into active service only as there is
 actual need for them.
 l Attorney General Merton p. Lewis gave an opinion to the effect that the suffrage and anti suffrage parties are entitled to one WdtCner at every poll 1 ing place in New York
 Mile, Eva LavaiIiere, for years a | favorite actress at the Theatre des Varieties and a familiar figure in Pa. risian life, will enter the nunnery of | the Order of Carmeftes.
 Fritz Keisier, vioIinist, an officer in l an Austrian army who is charged with sending funds collected at receptions | to "a "a n- certs in Pennsylvania towns. | A plan to blow up United States ] transport failed when a man carrying 1 Brooklyn while going up the gang 1 plank of a seized German ship Before the President and his secre- i tary return to Washington after cast ing their ballots in New Jersey they ! will visit New York. No, patriotic or
 political speeches will be made Joseph Calliaux, the former Premier of France, was called before Captain Bouchardon to testify in connection with one of the charges of having given intelligence to the enemy. 1 Two regiments of miners will be or 1 ganized by the War Department to 1 serve abroad and will be classed as engineers Each regiment will con- sist of 25o men and six companies. Captain TaIbea N. Papineau, of the | Princess Pats Regiment. was killed in action. He was a grandson of Louis Joseph Papineau: who took leading | part in the rebellion of 1887. in Que
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 1 Since china's declaration of war on | Germany the Ministry of the Interior of Russia arranged bureaus where | Chinese laborers will be recruited for 1 service in Russia Siberia and Meso- potamia.
 | Overwork fin continuous knitting for American soldiers and sailors so un- I dermined the health of Mrs. Catherine i Pelz of Brooklyn. that she became Respondent and yesterday committed suicide by gas.
 l President Wilson created the New York Port War Board, which will CO.,
 ordinate all harbor and terminal facili-
 ties "so New York and New Jersey may contribute every ounce of strength to help win the war;
 1 Railroads operating eastward from Chicago. and St. Louis are greatly han
 cars Southern railroads say that 1 tonnage is 10 to 12 per cent. ahead of
 the tonnage year ago. An aoutpreak or tne Nu Niu1 N'sI' 1 members of the border counties in | Kentucky and Ohio is feared. accord ling to advices from Newport, Ky. 1 Several paciflsts and alleged pro Ger mans were arrested, it is reported. The motion for new trial for 1 Claude J. Pfersol. sentenced to. 35 years imprisonment for the kidnap- | ping of Baby. Lloyd ,Keet Of Spring cid Mo. was overruled in the circuit court at Marshfield Mo- yesterday. I John S. Aisthcdpe, president of the ! First National Bank and Trust Co. | and former president of the Illinois State Bankers association. shot and fkflled himself at his home at Cairo, l Ills, yesterday, He had been in poor . heasth far ~4u~rai naanthA