Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams Canada wilt be dry for the remaind- | CT of the war and for one year after peace is declared
 Ten men were killed by a Pennsyl- vania train at Magnolia, Md, twenty miles from Baltimore. The New Haven Railroad announced that during November the railroad car | ried 390. 505 tons of coal. Japan denies the statements that she is mobilizing her army and going to send troops to Vladivostok. A vaIise containing diplomatic pap CTS en route from Berlin to Berne was stolen at the Basel station. The Christmas dollar fund commit tee for relief in Belgium cabled $30, 900
 to Brussels, from New York. A submarine chaser near an At | lantic port was destroyed by fire and
 two of her crew were injured. Commander Truman H. Newberry, of the United States navy, denied that
 the navy does not need recruits. The New York Lodge of EIks will i l presents on Christmas afternoon. A safe in the Farmers State Bank of West Salem O., was blown open and $15 900 in bonds and $50 in cash stolen. The names of six Americans were contained on the Canadian casualties list One was killed and five wounded. A British liner has arrived with two guns for throwing depth bombs at sub 1 marines. The guns look like mortars. One man was killed and several more seriously injured in the Johnston Iron Works in an explosion at New Orleans. A Caucasian army of 100000 men is General Kaledines, the Cossack lead The first of ten ships being built at Mariners's Harbor, $. l.. by the Stand ard Shipbuilding Company was launch ed.
 The British steamer Stephen Furness ! in the Irish channel and 1O1 lives were 1 lost.
 Thirty men were arrested in Sacra- mento on a charge of being implicated in the explosion at the Executive Man sion.
 The total identified dead from the
 unidentified BOA, making a total of | 15S.
 i Forty five Chinaman were expelled from Austria on China's declaration of | war upon the Austro- Hungarian mon- 1 archy.
 1 The Serbian Mission in this country I Ll.~ T. Il
 over untl they can Be entertained Of dcaIly. Enemy forces which had crossed the
 Piave River at Piave- Vecchia have
 been driven back over the river by the l Italians.
 | According to a letter from Sweden
 to Paris the Leninists are thinking of changing the name of Petrograd back
 to St Petersburg. i The British steamer City of Naples,
 reported torpedoed off the French coast 1 on Dec. 5 arrived at an Atlantic port under her own steam.
 Charles H. Feise, German spy was killed while crossing the Rio 1 Grande by an American sentry who
 commanded him to halt. | Emperor William visited the front i north of Verdun on Friday and in an | address to the troops thanked them
 warmly for their efforts. General Pershing reported the death !! of Harold Ainsworth, an aviator in the l Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps. Aims | worth was killed in an accident. J. C. Mayors, an officer of a steamer l in Halifax harbor at the time of the | great explosion there, said he was
 blown half a mile from his ship. Havana advices say flour, lard and | other staples will be exhausted in a few | days. Cubans are busy raising su- | gar that a food shortage threatens. | The report that new German peace | move is at hand is supported by ap- l parently reliable informa tion which has reached high official Italian circles,
 By a vote of As to the French
 Chamber of Deputies adopted reso- l lution depriving former Premier Jo- seph Caillaux of parliamentary fmmun- l ity.
 The Norwegian steamers Ingrid II ! and the Borgsten were sunk. Two of ] the crew of the Borgsten were killed !; four of the crew of the Inghd were saved.
 Newport, R. l., eianns to have the
 oldest and the youngest members of the Red Cross in the United States. I The oldest is 102 and the youngest, six months.
 Intense aerial activity is reported by the French war office. In 100 air | conbats during the last few days the i French brought down eighteen German