«3KSP* S sr srtS' •T 4^ •««-"','y' INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS NOVEMBER 21, 19181 PAGE SEVEN CHRONOLOGY OF June 22— Italians defest Austrians March 15—Czar Nicholas of Russia July 22—Slam declares war on Ger Jan. 11—Germans cross the Rawka, ceeds Sir. John French as chief of on the Piave. abdicates. many. 90 miles from Warsaw. English armies on west front June 23—Austrians begin great retreat March 17—French and British capture July 23—Premier Kerensky given unlimited Jan. 24—British win naval battle in across the Piave. 1916 MAIN EVENTS OF North sea. Bapaume. powers in Russia. July 18—General Foch launches allied Jan. 29—Russian army invades Hungary March 18—New French ministry July 28—United States war industries Jan. 8—British troops at Kut-el offensive, with French, American, German efforts to cross Alsne repulsed.' board created to supervise expenditures. formed by Alexander Rlbot Amara surrounded. British. Italian and Belgian troops. March 21—Russian forces cross WAR FOB LIBERTY Jan. 9—British evacuate Gallipoli July 21—Americans and French capture Feb. 1—British repel strong German Persian border into Turkish territory Aug. 25—Italian Second army breaks Chateau Thierry. peninsula. attack near La Bassee. through Austrian line on Isonzo front. American oil steamer Healdton torpedoed Jan. 13—Austrians capture Cetinje, July 30—German crown prince Feb. 2—Turks are defeated in attack Aug. 28—President Wilson rejects without warning. capital of Montenegro. flees from the Marne and withdraws on Suez canal. Pope-Benedict's peace plea. March 22—United States recognizes Feb. 4—Russians capture Tarnow Jan. 23—Scutari, capital of Albania, army. Sept. 10—General Korniloff demands new government of Russia. Battles That Have Marked the captured by Austrians. Aug. 2—Soissons recaptured by Foch. in Galicia. control of Russian government. March 27—General Murray's British Aug. 4—Americans take Fismes. Feb. 8—Turks along Suez canal In Feb. 22—Crown prince's army beghis Sept. 11—Russian deputies vote to Greatest Struggle in the expedition into the Holy Land defeats ftill rstreat Turkish land defenses at attack on Verdun. Aug. 5—American troops landed support Kerensky. Korniloff's generals Turkish army near Gaza. World's History. at Archangel. tile Dardanelles shelled by British torpedo March 8—Germany declares war on ordered arrested. April 2—President Wilson asks congress Auj... 7—Americans cross the Vesle. Portugal. 5Vpt. 1C—Rur-'s!?! proclaims new republic boats. to declare thnt acts of Germany Feb. 11—Germans evacuate Lodz. March 15—Austria-Hungary declares by order of Premier Kerensky. Aug. 16—Bapaume recaptured. constitute a state of war submarine Feb. 12—Germans drive Russians war on Portugal. Aut. 28—French recross the Somme. Sept. 20—General Haig advance mile DEMOCRACY'S TRIUMPH sinks American steamer Aztec without March 24—Steamer-Sussex torpedoed Sept. 1—Foch retakes Peronne. from positions in East Prussia, taking through German lines at Ypres. warning. COMPLETE AND FINAL Sept. 12—Americans launch successful und sunk. S^pt. 21—Gen. Tasker H. Bliss 26,000 prisoners. April 4— United States senate passes Feb. 14—Russians report capture of April 18—President Wilson sends attack in St. Mihiel salient. named chief of staff U. S. army. resolution declaring a state of war exists note to Germany. Sept. 28—Allies win on 250 mile line, fortifications at Smoinik. Oct. 16—Germans occupy islands of with Germany. from North Sea to Verdun. Feb. 16—Germans capture Plock April 19—President Wilson speaks to Four Years of Bitter Warfare Before Runo and Adro in the Gulf of Riga. April 6^-House passes war resolution Sept. 29—Allies cross Hlndenburg songress, explaining diplomatic situation. and BieiSk in Poland French capture Oct. 25—French under General Petain the Defeat of Autocratic Attempts to and President Wilson signs joint realution line. two miles of German trenches in Champagne advance and take 12,000 prisoners Rule the World Could Be Assured— of congress. Sept. 30—Bulgaria surrenders, after April 24—Insurrection in Dublin. on Aisne front. district. Progress of the Titanic Contest -April 8—Austria declares severance successful allied campaign in Balkans. Feb. 17—Germans report they have April 29—British troops at Kut-elAmara Oct. 27—Formal announcement made of diplomatic relations with United Practically as It Went On From Day Oct. 1—French take St. Quentin. surrender to Turks. taken 50,000 Russian prisoners in Masurian that American troops in France had States. to Day. Oct. 4—Austria asks Holland to April 30—Irish revolution suppressed. fired their first shots in the war. lake district. April 9—British defeat Germans at mediate with allies for peace. Oct. 29—Italian Isonzo front collapses Feb. 18—German blockade of Euglish Vimy Ridge and take 6,000 prisoners Oct. 5^-Germans start abandonment From June 28, 1914, when the assassination May 3—Irish leaders of insurrection and- Austro-German army and French coasts put into effect. United States seizes 14 Austrian interned of Lille and burn Doual. of Archduke Ferdinand of executed. reaches outposts of Udine. Feb. 19-20—British and French fleets ships. Oft. 6—Germany asks President Austria, and his wife, at Sarajevo, May 4—Germany makes promise to Nov. 1—Secretary Lansing makes bombard Dardanelles forts. Oct 24—French win back Douaumont, Bosnia, gave Emperor William of Germany Wilson for armistice. change methods of submarine warfare. public the Luxburg "spurlos versenkt" Feb. 21—American steamer Evelyn Thiaumont field work, Haudromont Oct. 7—Americans capture hills his excuse for beginning war May 13—Austrians begin great offensive sunk by mine in North sea. note. quarries, and Chillette wood near rrouno Argonne. which he.believed would result in his against Italians in Trentino. Nov. 9—Permanent Interallied military Feb. 22—German was office announces Verdun, in smash of two miles. Oct. 8—President Wilson refuses gaining practical control of the world May 31—Great naval battle off Danish commission created. capture of 100,000 Russian prisoners Nov. 1—Italians, in new offensive on arm:stice. through military domination, the main coast. Nov. 24—Navy department announces in engagements in Mazurian lake the Carso plateau, capture 5,000 Austrians. Oct. 9—Allies capture Cambrai. events of the struggle are told in the capture of first German submarine June 5—Lord Kitchener lost with region American steamer Carib sunk Oct 10—:Allies capture Le Cateau. following chronicle: cruiser Hampshire. by American destroyer. by mine in North sea. Nov. 2—Germans evacuate Fort Oct. 11—American transport Otranto Nov. 28—Bolshevik! get absolute June 11—Russians capture Dubno. Feb. 28—Dardanelles entrance forts Vaux at Verdun. 1914 torpedoed and sunk 500 lost. control of Russian assembly in Russian June 29—Sir Roger Casement sentenced capitulate to English and French. Nov. 5—Germans and Austrians proclaim Oct. 13—Foch's troops take Laon elections. to be hanged for treason. March 4—Landing of allied troops on new kingdom of Poland of territory June 28—Archduke Ferdinand and and La Fere. Dec. 6—Submarine sinks the Jacob July 1—British and French begin both sides of Dardanelles straits reported captured from Russia. •rife assassinated in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Oct. 14—British arid Belgians take Jones, first regular warship of American great offensive on the Somme. German U-4 sunk by French Nov. 6—Submarilne sinks British July 28—Austria-Hungary declares Roulers President Wilson demands navy destroyed. July 6—David Lloyd George appointed destroyers. passenger steamer Arabia. war on Serbia. surr?t if er by Germany. Dec. 7—Congress declares war on secretary of war. March 10—Battle of Neuve Chapelle Nov. 7—Cardinal Mercier protests Aug. 1—Germany declares war on Oct. 15—British and Belgians cross Austria-Hungary. July 9—German merchant submarine begins. against German deportation of Belgians Russia and general mobilization is under Lys river, take 12,000 prisoners and Dec. 8—Jerusalem surrenders to Deutschland arrives at Baltimore. March 14—German cruiser Dresden submarine sinks American way in France and Austrla-Hunfary. 100 fcuns. Gen. Allenby's forces. July 23—General Kuropatkin's army sunk in Pacific by English. steamer Columbian. Oct. 16—Allies enter Lille outskirts. wins battle near Riga. March 18—British battleships Irresistible Nov. 8—Russian army invades Aug. 2—German troops enter France Oct. 17—Allies capture Lille, Bruges, 1918 July 27—English take Delville wood and Ocean and French battleship Transylvania, Hungary. at Cirey Russian troops enter Germany Zeebrugge, Ostend and Douai. Serbian forces begin attack on Bulgars Bouvet sunk in Dardanelles strait. Nov. 9—Austro-German armies defeat at Schwidden German army enters Oct. 18—Czecho-Slovaks issue doc* Jan. 5—President Wilson delivers in Macedonia. March 22—Fort of Przemysl surrenders Russians In Volliynia and take Luxemburg over protest and Germany la ration of independence Czechs rebel speech to congress giving "14 points" Aug. 2—French take Fleury. to Russians. 4,000 prisoners. asks Belgium for free passage and seize Prague, capital of Bohemia necessary to pence. Aug. 3—Sir Roger Casement executed March 23—Allies land troops on Gallipot Nov. 13—British launch new offensive of her troops. French take Thielt. Jan 20—British monitors win sea for treason. peninsula. in Somme region on both sides of Aug. 3—British fleet mobilizes Belgium Oct. 19—President Wilson refuses fight with cruisers Goeben and Breslnu, Aug. 4—French recapture Thiaumont March 25—Russians victorious over appeals to Great Britain for diplomatic Ancre. Austrian peace plea and says Czechoslovak sinking latter. for fourth time British repulse Nov. 14—British capture fortified village Austria ns in Carpathians. aid and German ambassador, state must be considered. Jan. 28—Russia and Roumania sever Turkish attack on Suez canal. April 8—German auxiliary cruiser, of Beaucourt. near the Ancre. quits Paris. Oct. 21—Allies cross the Olse and diplomatic relations. "Aug. 7—Italians on Isonzo front capture Nov. 19—Serbian, French and Russian Aug. 4—France declares war on Germany Prins Eitel Friedrich, interned at Newport Feb. 2—United States troops take threaten Valenciennes. Monte Sabotino and Monte San troops recapture Monastirr Germans News. Va. Germany declares war on Belgium Oct. 22—Haig's forces cross the over their first sector, near Toul. Michele. cross Transylvania Alps and enter Great Britain sends Belgium April 16—Italy has 1,200,000 men Feb. 6—United States troopship Tuscania Scheldt. Aug. 8—Turks force Russian evacuation western Roumania. mobilized under arms Austrians report neutrality ultimatum to Germany Oct. 23—President Wilson refuses =r sunk by submarine, 126 lost. of Bitlls and ^ush. Nov. 21—British hospital ship Britannic British army mobilizes and state of complete defeat of Russians in Feb. 11—President Wilson in address latest German peace plea. Aug. 9—Italians cross Isonao river sunk by mine In Aegean sea. war between Great Britain and Germany Carpathian campaign. Oct. 27—German government asks to congress gives four additional peace and occupy Austrian city of Goeritz. Nov. 23—Roumanian army retreats is declared. President Wilson April 2ft—German force way across principles, Including self-determination President Wilson to state terms. Aug. 10—Austrians evacuate Stanis 90 miles from Bucharest Issues neutrality proclamation. Ypres canal and take 1,600 prisoners. of nations bolshevlki declare war Oct. 28—Austria begs for separate lau allies take Doiran, near Saloniki, Nov. 24—German-Bulgarian armies Aug. 5—Germans begin fighting on April 25—Allies stop German drive with Germany over, but refuse to sign peace. from Bulgarians. take Orsova and Turnu-Severln from Beirr'an frontier Germany asks for on Ypres line In Belgium. Oct. 29—Austria opens direct negotiations peace treaty. Aug. 19—German submarines sink Roumanians. Italy's help. April 29—British report regaining of Feb. 13—Bolo Pasha sentenced to with Secretary Lansing. British light cruisers Nottingham and Nov. 25—Greek provisional government Aug. 6—Austria declares war on Russia. two-thirds of lost ground In Ypres battle. death in France for treason. Oct. 30—Italians inflict great defeat Falmouth. declares war on Germany and Feb. 25—Germans take Reval. Russian on Austria capture 33,000 Austrians Aug. 24—French occupy Maurepas, Bulgaria. Aug. 7—Germans defeated by French May 7—Liner Lusitanla torpedoed naval base, and Pskov Chancellor evacuating Italian territory. north of the Somme Russians recaptare Nov. 28—Roumanian government at Altkirch. and sunk by German submarine off von Hertling agrees "in principle" Oct. 31—Turkey surrenders Austrians Mush in Armenia. abandons Bucharest and moves capital Aug. 8—Germans capture Liege. with President Wilson's peace principles. the coast of Ireland with the loss of utterly routed by Italians lose Aug. 27—Italy declares war on Ger to Jassy. Portugal announces it will support more tUan 1,000 lives, 102 Americans. in address to reichstag. 50.000 Austrian envoys, under white many Roumania enters war on side Dec. 5—Premier Herbert Asqulth of Great Britain British land troops in May 9—French advance two and March 1—Americans repulse German flag, enter Italian lines. of allies. England resigns. France. one-half miles against German forces attack on Ton! sector. Nov. 1—Italians pursue beaten Austrians W Aug. 29.—Field Marshal von Hlnden Dec. 7—David Lloyd George accepts Aug. 10—France declares war on Mnre!i -Treaty of pe^.ce with Oerpvpv north of Arras, taking 2,000 prisoners. 2- across Tagliamento river allied burg made chief of staff of German British premiership. Austria-Hungary. s'l'ii^d by bolshevlki at BrestL't.nvsk May 23—Italy declares war on Austria. conference at Versailles fixes peace armies, succeeding Gen. von Falkenliayn. Dec. 8—Gen. von Mackensen captures Aug. 12—Great Britain declares war terms for Germany. big Roumanian army in Prohova on Austria-Hungary Montenegro declares March 4—Germany and Roumania •Tune 3—Germans recapture Przemysl Nov. 3—Austria signs armistice Aug. 30—Russian armies seize all valley. war on Germany. on German terms. with Austrian help. amounting virtually to unconditional five passes in Carpathians into Hungary. Aug. 15—Japan sends ultimatum to Dec. 12—Chancellor von BethmannHollweg June 18—British suffer defeat north V-«rr-b 1"—German troops oecrspy surrender. announces in reichstag thnt Germany to withdraw from Japanese of La Bassee Canal. Nov. 4—Allied terms are sent to Germany. Sept 3—Allies renew offensive north Germany will propose peace new cabinet and Chinese waters and evacuate Kiaochow June 28—Italians enter Austrian territory ?T-:'*ch 14—A"! R'vswfr'n congress of of Somme Bulgarian and German in France under Aristlde Briand Russia offers autonomy to Poland. south of Riva on western shore Nov. 7—Germany's envoys enter allied aov'^ts nit!ties peacp treaty. troops invade Dobrudja, in Roumania. as premier, and Gen. Robert Georges 7 of La*e Garda. lines by arrangement. Sept 7—Germans and Bulgarians —O'-rmnn spring offensive Nlvelle given chief of command of Aug. 20—German army enters Brussels. July 3—Tolmino falls Into Italian Nov. 9—Kaiser Wilhelm abdicates capture Roumanian fortress of Tutra frent. French army. hands. and crown prince renounces throne. kan Roumanians take Orsova, Bulgarian ,w—G nnf'M« 'nko 10 0'.")') P,iifvt» Aug. 23—Japan declares war on Germany Dec.. 15—^French at Verdun win two July 9—British make gains north of city. -n-vc •'MS. Nov. 10^-Former Kaiser Wilhelm Russia victorious in battles in miles of fronf arid capture 11,000. Ypres and French retake trenches in Sept. 10—German-Bulgarian army jrr'r-s nine and his eidest son. Friedrich Wilhelm East Prussia. Dec, 10—Lloyd George declines German the Vosges. captures Roumanian fortress of Silitria. n!'ne ,'rrn" shells !*-»ris. flee to Holland to escape widespread Aug. 25—Japanese warships bombard July 13—Germans defeated in the peace proposals. 2-1—Getriarss reach th revolution throughout Germany. Tsingtao. Argonne. Dec. 23—Baroft Burian succeeded as Sept 14—British for first time use sr: !n'ng r^Mes. A?nriean »"iine, Nov. 11—German authorities sign Aug. 25—Japan and Austria break July 29—Warsaw evacuated Lul minister of foreign affairs in Austria "tanks." ••ii'ti'Ml to ai'1 Brith. _pff diplomatic relations. armistice eirVn"- hostilities preceding iin captured by Austrians. by Count Czernin. Sept. 15—Italians begin new offensive -—C- rni:iP'-- fe'-e ''r-'inip Mi'rch Aug. 28—English win naval battle arrangement the pea-.:e terms. Aug. 4.—Germans occupy Warsaw. Dec. 26—Germany proposes to President on CaYso. t—G"vnvuis take Albert. 7 -arclt over German fleet near Helgoland. Aug. 14—Austrians and Germansconcentrate Wilson "an immediate meeting of Oct, 2—Roumanian army of inva 00 -nr-5ch eom ter- a 11 r* ek n'-M'Cll Aug. 29—Germans defeat Russians 400,000 soldiers on Serbian FEED ON delegates of the belligerents." SAID TO INSECTS sion in Bulgaria defeated by Germans p,1 '"reneh tnke three town at Allenstein occupy Amiens advance frontier. Dec. 27—Russians defeated in fiveday and Bulgarians under Von Mackensen. advance toward Amiens. to La Fere, 65 miles from Paris. Aug. 21—Italy declares war on Turkey. Oct. 4—German submarines sink battle in eastern Wallachia, Roumania. Pitcher Plant Known to Scientists as M-reh 29—"Mystery gun" kills 7! Sept. 1—Germans cross Marne French cruiser Gallia and Cunard liner One of the Wonders of the Vegej-. -»b-"-'-hgoers in Paris on Good Friday bombs dropped on Paris Turkish army Sept. 1—Ambassador Bernstorff announces Pi-ancQnla. April 20—Turkey severs diplomatic 4—Germans A*ril start peeond table Kingdom-, mobilizes Zeppelins drop bombs on Germans will sink no more Oct 8—German submarines sink six relations with- the U. S. rh !se of their spring drive on the Antwerp. liners without warning. {Merchant steamships off Nantucket. April 28—rCongress passes selective The pitcher plant is one of the Sept. 2—Government of France Somme. Sept. 4—German submarine torpedoes Mass. 10—Germans 10,000 service act for raising of army of 500,000 April take Brit freaks of plant life. It grows in. transferred to Bordeaux Russians capture liner Hesperian. Oct. 11—Greek seacoast forts dis Gautemala severs diplomatic relations Lemberg. ir'1 prisoners In Flanders. swampy lands and is well known in Sept. 9—Germans make air raid on mantled and turned over to allies on with Germany. April 16—Germans capture Messines Canada. The flowers, touched with Sept. 4—Germans cross the Marne. London, killing 20 p«sons and (k nsaud of England and France. May 7—War department orders rais ••'dire, near Ypres: -Bolo Pasha executed. Sept. 5—England, France and Russia beautiful, delicate tints, are prized wounding 100 others United States Oct. 23.—German-Bulgar armies cap sign pact to make no separate ing of nine volunteer regiments of engineers for decorative purposes. But the wonder nsks Austria to recall Ambassador ture Constanza, Roumania. peace. to go to France. 23—British and French navies of the pitcher plant is its leaves. April Dumba. "bottle up" Zeebrugge. Sept. 6—French win battle of May 14—Espionage act becomes law They are green, water-holding pitchers, 20—Germans begin drive orSerbia 1917 Sept. April 26—Germans capture Mount Marne British cruiser Pathfinder by passing senate. beautifully veined with red and! to open route to Turkey. FTormiel, taking 6,500 prisoners.- sunk in North sea by a German sub purple, with considerable variation in Jan. 1—Submarine sinks British May 18—President Wilson signs selective Sept. 22—Russian army, retreating May 5—Austria starts drive or marine. form. During rainfalls they are filled service act. Also directs expeditionary transport Ivernia. from Vilna, escapes encircling movement. Sept. 7.—Germans retreat from the Tlrlv. with water. This largely evaporates, force of regulars under Jan. 9—Russian premier, Trepoff, resigns. 10—British Oh May navy bottles up 'Marne. leaving the receptacle half full. Externally General Pershing to go to France. Golitzin succeeds him. Sept. 25-30—Battle of Champagne, Sept. 14—Battle of Alsne starts tend. these cups are smooth, while May 19—Congress passes war appropriation resisting in great advance for allied Jan. 31—Germany announces unrestricted German retreat halted. May 24—British ship Mo'dtiv'e. internally they are lined with fine bristles bill of $3,000,000,000. submarine warfare.: armies and causing Kaiser Wilhelm to carrying American troops torped ipd Sept. 15—First -battle of Soissons pointing downward. There is also June 5—Nearly 10,000,000 men In rush to the west front German Feb. 3—President Wilson reviews fought. fwt Inst. a sticky, sugary sort of semi-fluid substance U. S. register for military service. submarine controversy before congress counter-attacks repulsed. Mfy 27—Germans begin third phfis Sept 20 Russians capture Jt to be found around the inner United States severs diplomatic June 12—King Constantine of Greece Oct. 5—Russia and Bulgaria sever of drive on west front gain five miles rolsau and begin siege of Przemysl. margin of the bowl or pitcher. This relations with Germany4 American abdicates. diplomatic relations Russian, French. Ant­ Maj 28—Germans take 15,000 primers Oct. 9-10—Germans capture arrangement not only attracts a l^Fge steamer Housa tonic sunk without British. Italian and Serbian diplomatic June ia—General Pershing and staff werp. In fMve. number of tiny insectst but their are warning. representatives ask for passports In arrive In Paris. May 29—Germans take Soissons ».n. Oct. 12—German take Ghent so eager to feed on the sugary substance Sofia. Feb. 7—Senate Indorses president's June 15—First Liberty loan doses menace Reims. American troops cap Oct. 20—Fighting along Yser river that not a few tumble Into the act of breaking off diplomatic relations. Oct. 10—General Mackensen's forcestake with large oversubscription. begins. ."L.i lure Crntlgny. 'j water below and die there. The/ cannot Belgrade. June 26—-First contingent American m—Germans reach the Mann Oct. 29—Turkey begins war on Bn» fly out, for the lines of flight would Feb. 12—United State* refuses German Oct. 12—Edith Cavell executed by troops nnder General Slbert arrives In R.i miles from Paris. •la. be practically vertical, while hundreds request to discuss matters of dtfference Germans. France. May 31—Germans take 45,000 prison Nov. 7-—Tsingtao falls before Jap* of little bristles confronting unless Germany withdraws unrestricted June 29—Greece severs diplomatic anese troops. .. *. Oct, 13—Bulgaria declares war on them prevent escape over the surface submarine warfare oMer. relations with Teutonic allies. .Tim 1—Germans advance nin 0—German cruiser Bmden destroyed. Serbia. HOT. by walking out Many believe that Feb. 14—Von Bernstorff sails tor July 9—President Wilson drafts Oct. 15—Great Britain declares war m1l««: are 46 {piles from Paris. the plant through its leaves, absorbs 1.ft—F1v» Germany. state militia into federal service. Also German subm:rfne Dec. 11—German advance on Warflaw on Bulgaria. the digestive parts of these Insects, Ml Feb. 25—British under General Oct. KMFrance declares war on Bulgaria.^'r5"* places food and fuel'under federal control. Ht*"c'* F. S. foast and sink 11 slrpe checked. and that they thus contribute to Its Maude capture Kut-el-Amara submarine !5—U. S. marines flsrht on th Dec. 14—Belgrade recaptured by nutrition In other words, that the Oct. 19—Russia and Italy declare sinks liner Laconla without warning July 13—War department order near f'.i&f&Hl THferry. Serbians. pitcher plant to this extent Is one of many lost, including two Americans. drafts 678.000 men Into military service. Dec. Id—German cruisers bombard war on Bulgaria. .fane 9—G"rmans start fourt! the carnivores of the vegetable king* Oct. 27—Germans join Bulgarians In Scarborough, Hartlepool and Whitby, hase of tli"1r drive by advancing vx dom. northeastern Serbia and open way Feb. 26—President Wilson asks congress July 14—Aircraft appropriation bill ATovr. on English coast, killing SO or more to Constantinople. for authority to arm American of $640,000,000 passes house Chancellor 7**tv» 10— a persons Anstrlans said to have lost Finicky. Oct. 30—Germans defeated at Mltau. von Bethttiann-Hollweg's resignation merchantships. 'A. mrriiv-s capture south end of Bel- upward of 100,000 men In Serbian defeat. forced by German political crisis* "It's a hard matter to please some cfr Nov. 9—Italian line* Ancona torpedoed. Feb. 28—Secretary Lansing' makes these society leaders," said the society July 18—United States government w-y Dec. 25—Italy occupies Avlona, Albania. public Zimmermann note to Mexico, a 12—Fr and American? ordtrs censorship of telegrams an". Dec. 1—British, retreat from near :t«- a'* editor. proposing Mexican-Japanese-German St '"—A "What's the mailer now?" asked the Bagdad. cablegrams crossing frontiers. ,t alliance. 4-e'/ anothei 1915. Dec. 4—Ford "peace party" sails for July 10—New German ChanceJlt-. rity editor. I:uiy \:f,.--ije 10,090 prison :\Iar(h 9—President Wilson calls ex Europe. Michaelis declares Germany will no. "Mrs. Grabcoln says the writeup of Jan. 1—British battleship Formlda tra session of congress for April 16.*". w«r for conquest radicals and Cathe her party In this morning's paper Dec. 8-9—Allies defeated in Macedonia. ble sunk. March 11—British under Genera' A ustrians on lie party'ask peace without forced at v.- river. wasn't prictuated to suit her."—Birmingham Jan. 8—Rouman'a mobilizes 750,000 Mrnde ''njifmv Bagdad revoJatlc: oJ territory. V" A.gr Herald. Dec. 15—Sir John Douglas Haig suc­ ..cross the Piave. men violent fights in the Argonne. .starts in Petrograd. UUv 19-. fJm A siS^BSllSliS cii?r