The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-27


weeks Of fighting, drive the Russian
lack from the Bzura. u9on WARSAW
onoral: BY decree the German gov
Itrnment takes control OF all food
| tufts within the empire a.
February EGYPT; Turks attenp
| ne to cross the Suez canal at Tons
SCUM are repulsed by tne Britiss
| ,ardanelles: The four outer forts VI
shelled by an Anglo French fleet.
February Central Poland: tn
russians initiate a counter oifensig
at the Bznra. Galicia; The Austrian
e,acuate Tarnow
February 6--General; Turkey sal
ites Italian flag and surrenders
aptive British consul closing ta'
adeida incident, which threatened
var. The Lusitania flies our flag bl
r.t.sh admiralty order while in th'
anger zone.
February 9-Karpathians; Germa"'
aef with stubborn resistance inyol-
ing heavy losses, at Tucholka Pass
.eneral-The Russian Duma holds US
rst meeting since August 9.
February 10. General: The United
dates government protests to Ger
lany against its decree Of marine
war-zone," and to England against the
ia of neutral flags by British ships.
he British house Of commons adopts
stimates for 100000 men, voting un-
mited funds.
February 12. Western: Thirty
our British aircraft raid the Belgian
oast. East Prussia: The czar's
lrces are again driven out, $4,000
risoners being taken by the Germans
February 10. Central Poland: Ger
nan troops occupy Plock.
February 16. Western; Forty
sritish aeroplanes and seaplanes at
ack the Ostend district. General:
igures made public at Washington
aow that American exports of war
aterials during the last four months
1914 amounted to $49, ,466,092.
February IS. Western. The Ger
,an marine "war.zone" decree goes
lto effect. East Prussia; Nine en-
agemcnts in the Masurian Lake dis
-ict result in decisive victory for
10 Germans. General. Turkey
pologizes to Greece and yields to her
emands for reparation, averting war.
February 10. General; Great
ritain replies to the note of protest
gainst misuse of neutral flags, deny
" any intention of ordering their
Sc for the general protection of mer-
hant vessels.
February 20. Northern Poland: The
.ussians retreating from East Prussia
lake a successful stand at Ossowiecz
,ardanelles: The Anglo-French fleet
eopens it's bombardment of the Turk
sh fortifications. General: Thel
merican cotton ship Evelyn, bound
,r Bremen, strikes mine and sinks
ear the mouth of the Ems. .,,.
February 23. General: The Ameri-
IN cotton ship Carib, is sunk in the
forth Sea.
February "a, Northern Poland; The
ermans storm and take Przasnysz,
lth 10000 prisoners.
February %. Dardanelles; The
llled fleet silences all the forts at
ie entrance to the strait.
February q. Western: German
rces in Lorraine achieve four-mile
lin on thirteen-mile front. North
N Poland: The Russians regain
-zasnysz.
March /. General, The French
,yernment estimates that 1,SS0,000
3rmans are on the western line,
nile 2,0S0,O00 Germans and Aus
ans are opposed to the Russians in
East. Prisoners of war in Ger
any have increased 100000 since
inuary /, making total of $4,000.
is estimated that out of Austrias
rst line of 100000 about 100000
ave been lost in killed, wounded, or
lptured.
March S. Narpathians; The Rus
ans inflict terrible losses on the Aus
ian army in an indeterminate en-
agement, in which the latter hold
round in the Beskid mountains.
lardanelles; Three more forts are
nenced on the Asiatic side. General
< new peace cabinet is formed inl
ireece
March 10. Western: British troops
AXE Neuve Chapelle and advance on
lille.
March 10. Galicia: Russian forces
apture Austrian Notifications near
farnowtz and Pono
March a. Naval; The German
ruiser Dresden is sunk by three
British warships at Juan Fernandez