Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-04
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Alien enemies in Italy will be in erned with no exemptions.
 Six of Syracuse's largest schools closed when the heating system froze.
 Parts of the White House are not being heated in order to conserve | coal.
 pr. William Wilfred Campbell, poet and novelist, died at his home in Ot- 1 tawa.
 The MidvaIe Steel Co. announces a quarterly dividend of s1.50, payable l Feb. 1.
 China has 125,o00 men behind the firing lines in Mesopotamia and France.
 Sir George Buchanan, British am- bassador, has left Petrograd, owing to i'll health.
 The supply of beef in London is so scarce that many stores were without meat at all.
 The Hudson River between Nyack and Tarrytown is frozen over 16 inches thick.
 It is run1ored that Dr.. R. S. Naon, Argentine ambassador at Washington has resigned.
 Stockholm papers report that the Swedish negotiations with the United States are satisfactory
 All cossaeks of military age are be- ing mobilized to take arms against the Bolsheviki Government.
 All confectionery stores and pastry shops ill France will be closed by order of Food Dictator Boret. Seven persons were killed and 24 injured by mine washed ashore at Ramsgate and Deal, London.
 It is reported that General Siebert will soon head the southeastern dis trict of the United States army.
 Fire and explosion destroyed the major part of the new garbage plant on Staten Island, costing s3 o0O. 900.
 Mrs. Aniie Hawkins, author of many gospel hymns. including q Need Thee Every Hour" died at Bennington, Vt., aged P.
 Essex Falls, N. J., boasts of a resi- dent who works in eight paying posi- tions, including postmaster and rail- road agent.
 Every pound of freight carried by water for the American army in France will be transported inland by motor trucks.
 Major General Robert L. Builaro 1 was chosen to succeed Major Genera | Siebert as second in command of Gen. eral Pershing
 A NetherIander employed in the l Krupp intuition works until recently announced there were 4,000 Hollanders on the pay roll ss6 ! Five, more negroes were ordered hanged for participation in the riot
 at Houston. President Wilson vii l review the cases. | Captain Lee Howell, prominent il
 transportation circles of the middl,
 west died at Evansville Ind. Ok 1 age caused death.
 i General Mann, commander of tn, Rainbow Division, was appointed heaj
 of the Eastern Division of the Arm!
 of the United States.
 Quotations in German papers poin
 to President Wilson as suppiantin: John Bull as being the worst enem. to the German empire.
 The names of three Americans kill ed and one reported missing, an, found again, were reported on tn Canadian casualties list.
 | Five schooners were frozen fast a l New Bedford, Mass. Signals fo
 help were sent out but no tug could be spared to assist. The French War Office announce
 that French aviators brought down si
 German planes. Two others fell be I hind the lines badly damaged. } Fire destroyed the plant of the Pip & Bending Go, of Harrisburg, Pa. : 7 large ahantity of fourinch shells fo , the Government were destroyed. Senator Mareoni, head of the perm
 anent mission in the United State told the Italians that great friendshi 7 exists between America and Italy. III
 l pr. John J. Moorehead, New Tor { surgeon in the French war zone, ha s discovered a new treatment fe % wounds which have become infected Judge John A. Shauek, aged 76, wl ! served nineteen years on the Ohio su 3 preme bench, died at a hospital i I Columbus, O., from uraemicz poisor g ing.
 A warship was rushed to the aid
 the Japanese freighter Shinyo Mar
 Number 2, which was racing toward : Pacific port with fire raging in ht
 hold. .-s
 Federal officers and crew of the Bo
 sheviki steamer Shilka are auowe !, the freedom of New York city. It wa . thought that the ship would be ir . termed.
 R. j. RuikeIey and Colonel charle 2 Ke1lo,- fhe cocrnforv ,