The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
EUROPEAN WAR
FIELD AND IN
Campaign Against Russia on
Its Eastward Sweep---Con-
quest OF Warsaw and
Other FOrtresseS.
JANUARY.

l. Battleship Sunk: British battleship
Formidable sunk In the English chan
mel by German submarine or a mine;
over 600 drowned
8. France: Germans attacked by the al.
lies at scissors, France.
IL. France: High water in the Aisne
compelled the allies to retreat.
Ii. France: Allies withdrew south of the
Aisne at scissors, losing 5000 prison
erS and many guns.
e France: Allies captured La Bassee,
in France
a. Cruiser Sunk: In German naval at
tack on the English coast the German
cruiser Bluecher was sunk, with about
700 Of her crew. British cruiser Lion
disabled
80. Submarines: German submarines at
tackled British ships in the Irish sea,
800 miles from the nearest German
naval base on the Belgian coast.
FEBRUARY.
9 Cruiser Lost: British cruiser Clan
MacNaughton, with crew of $50 men,
lost while cruising off the British
coast.
Turkey: Turks, estimated at $4,000, at
tackled British guards along Suez ca
nal south Of Ismailia, Egypt.
4 Naval War Zone: German admiralty
declared a war zone in the English
channel on and after Feb. Is.
Y. East Prussia: Germans, by forced
march, turned the Russian flank at
Johannesburg, in East Prussia. and
forced the enemy to retreat hurried
ly to Russian territory.
Is. Austrian Front: Austrians reoccupied
Czernowitz, Bukovina, which the Rus
slams captured early in the war.
War Zone: The German war zone de-
cree went into effect, warning neu-
trails of danger in the English channel
70. Ship Evelyn Sunk: American mer-
chant ship Evelyn nysteriously sunk
in the British war zone in the Irish
sea.
"a. Poland: Germans stormed and cap
tured Przasnysz, Poland, an impor-
tant Russian post north of Warsaw.
The Dardanelles: Allied fleet lombard
ed Turkish forts guarding the Darda-
nelles strait. sea entrance to Constan-
tinople.
MARCH.
I. War Blockade: England announced
her intention to stop all ships to and
from the seaports Of Germany.
8. Submarine: Three British merchant
vessels sunk by German submarines
off the coast of England.
10. Cruiser Raider: German auxiliary
Prince Eitel Friedrich made port at
Newport News Va, at the end Of
$4,000 mile sea raid, having OH board
842 passengers and crew OF vessels
sunk by her, including the American
ship w. p. Frye
L. Submarine: Z British, / French and
Swedish merchant vessels torpedoed
by German submarine U-29 In British
waters British auxiliary cruiser
Bayamo sunk by mine or German
submarine off the coast of Scotland;
about 200 Britons drowned.
IA. Naval: German cruiser Dresden,
which survived the battle Of Falk-
land islands, sunk in battle with a
British fleet near San Juan Fernan-
dez island, off Chile
10. British Blockade: Great Britain is
sued sweeping order in council cut
ting off all outside trade with Ger
many and refused to enter into an
agreement with Germany to modify
the war zone blockade.
Is. Naval: British battleships Irresistible
and Ocean and French battleship Bou-
vet sunk by mines during naval at
tack in the Dar6anelies.
o. Fall Of Przemysl: The Austrian for
tress Of PrzeInysl, In Galicia. surren-
dered to the Russian army after a
gallant and prolonged defense.
APRIL.
W NAVAL DE1L4S1 pdtCkSSIlip LoTu IN0I~
son destroyed by Turks in Darda-
nelles strait
18 Aerial Warfare: German airships
dropped bombs near London in day
light.
q Western Front: Germans captured
the heights Of Les Eparges on the
Mouse line and recaptured Hart
mannsweilerkopf, in the Vosges noun
tains, They repulsed an attack by
~
asphyxiating gas and crossed this bar
rier to the west side.
g. Dardanelles: Allied troops landed on
the shore of the Dardanelles under
fire from the Turkish guns
26. Submarines: French steamer Leon
Gambetta torpedoed by an Austrian
submarine In the strait Of Otranto;
500 seamen drowned.
80. Belgium: German artillery at Nieu-
port, Belgium, bombarded Dunkirk, on
the French channel coast, inf1icting
casualties at q mile range.
MAY.
4. Lusitania: The Cunard liner Lusita-
MIA sailed from New York for Liver
pool on her hapless voyage.
Submarines: American steamer Gulf1ight
from Port Arthur, Tex, to Liverpool,
England, torpedoed off Sicily islands
SO Of the crew saved
Z. Lusitania Sunk: The Lustania was
torpedoed and sunk off KinSale, Mum
ster coast, ireland. There were 2,104
persons on board, of whom LOO, in
Guiding about 100 Americans, were
lost.
Submarine: British battleship Goliath
torpedoed in the Dardanelles with
loss Of 500 lives.
IA. Italy: The Italian cabinet resigned
on account of the war pressure.
Galicia: German recaptured ia
roslav. on the west bank of San river,
Gahcia, forcing the Russians to nur-
ried1y abandon the Carpathian noun
tains.
"a. Italy: The king Of Italy declared war
on Austria Hungary, having previous
ly denounced the treaty Of alliance
with the Teutonic powers. Clash of
troops on the frontier.
Is. Italy: Austrian navy and airships at
tackled Italy's coast. Italian troops
seized Austrian territory.
Submarines: British battleship Triumph
torpedoed IN the Dardanelles while
supporting land attack.
23. Submarine: British battleshfp Males
tic sunk by torpedo in the Darda-
neiles.
JUNE.
s. Przemysl: Germans recaptured Pre-