The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
MOVEMENTS IN
THE NAVAL ZONES !:
Italy and Bulgaria In the
COnfliCt---Submarine War
fare and Allied Campaign
Against ConstantinOple.

summer resort patrons, killed.
70. Submarine: Germany announced the
sinking Of the famous submarine U-29
Capt. Weddigen, by a British mer-
chairman flying the Swedish flag.
q. Galicia: Lenberg, Galicia, recaptured
by Austrians after ten months occu-
patton by Russians
q. Galicia: Germans captured Halicz, on
Dniester river in Galicia, virtually
controlling all eastern Galicia.
80. Submarine: British admiralty steam
er Armenian, with Americans in her
crew, torpedoed off the British coast; ;
% Americans lost.
JULY.
90 Poland: Austrians captured Radon
81 miles south of Warsaw.
Submarine: Italian cruiser Giuseppe
Garibaldi sunk by an Austrian sub
marine in the Adriatic.
AUGUST.
s. Italy: Italy sent an ultimatum to
Turkey.
s. Fall Of Warsaw: The German army
captured Warsaw, the capital of Po-
land, after a vigorous campaign which
lasted over eight months,
s. Baltic Sea: A fleet of German bat
tleships and cruisers attacked the en-
trance to the gulf of Riga, in the Ral-
tic sea.
Submarine: A British submarine sank
the Turkish battleship Barbarossa in
the sea of Marmora-
IA. Submarines: The British TRANSPORT
Royal Edward was torpedoed and
sunk by an enemy submarine in the
Aegean sea- with a loss of nearly LOCO
soldiers and sailors.
IS. Submarine: A German submarine tor
pedoed the White Star liner Arabic
NAQ a.
were among the passengers.
Russian Fortress Captured: Novo Geor-
gievsk, the second greatest Russian
fortress in Poland, with IT'S garrison,
was captured by Gen. ven Beseler s
German army.
q. Aerial Warfare: Russian aeroplane
squadron bombarded Constantinople.
killing or wounding Al persons.
Is. Aerial Warfare: 62 allied airships few
100 miles in German territory, drop
ping bombs upon a big munition fac
tory and at several railway functions
in Rhenish Prussia.
Servia: Austrian troops crossed the
border into Servia.
Fall Of Brest-Litovsk: The fortress of
Brest-Litovsk fell before the assaults
of the German armies
SEPTEMBER.
notified the United States that ocean
liners would not be sunk by subma
rines without warning unless they re-
sisted or attempted TO escape.
8. Russia: Grand Duke Nicholas, COM
rnander Of the Russian army in Po-
land, transferred to the Caucasus.
Gar Nicholas assumed the command.
Aerial Warfare: German airships raid
ed London, injuring 81 persons and
killing 20; second raid within "a hours.
Il. Aerial Warfare: French air men raid
ed in Baden, Rheni5h Prussia and
Lorraine. zeppelins raided eastern
coast Of England.
1S Poland: Germans ffanked Russians at
Wilma and captured the fortress.
e. Balkans: Bulgaria modified her army.
9 France: Great drive Of the allies from
the French seacoast to Verdun. Heavy
capture Of guns reported and 10000
unWounded prisoners. German front
broken miles in length at La Bassee
and Souchez, France, and % miles In
Champagne.
20 Balkans: British and French troops
landed on neutral soil OF Greece to
support Servia against Austria
OCTOBER.
8. Bulgaria: Russia sent an ultimatum
to Bulgaria demanding dismissal of
to land troops in Greece and the Aus
tro-Germans to invade Servia.
Greece: Greece formally protested
against the landing of British and
French troops at Saloniki to defend
Servia. VeniZelos, Greek premier, IA
voring the allies, resigned. King Con-
stantine appointed Alexander Zaimis,
former premier, to head new cabinet
and assumed personal control.
Gen. Won Mackensen invaded Servia.
Bulgaria sent "a hour uItimatum to
Servia.
IL. Bulgaria: Bulgaria declared war on
Servia.
Is. France: Delcasse, foreign minister of
France. resigned his post.
Servia: Bulgars invaded Servia at
points south from Nish and attacked
toward the railway from Belgrade to
Saloniki
Aerial Warfare: So killed and ia injur-
ed in London by Zeppelin attack.
Is. Bulgaria: Great Britain declared war
on Bulgaria.
IT. Bulgaria: France declared war on
Bulgaria.
49, Bulgaria: Italy declared war on Bull
garia.
3d. Submarine: German cruiser Prinz
Adalbert sunk by British submarine;
crew or 557 nearly all lost.
"a. Aerial Warfare: Italian airship bonn
barded Trieste, and the Austrian air
men bombarded Venice.
20. France: A new French war cabinet
was completed, Aristide BRAND, pre-
mier
81. Servia: German troops captured ar
senal town of Kragujevatz, Servla
NOVEMBER.
g. Bulgaria: Great railway junction at
Nish, Servia, captured by Bulgarians.
T. Submarine: italian liner Ancona sunk
by an Austrian submarine in the Med
itarranean 2OS lives lost. including
some Americans.
g. Russian Frontier: Germans abandoned
some of the ground in front OF Riga.
IL Aerial Warfare: Austrian airships
Sombarded Verona; SO victims. of
whom 80 died.
"a Teutons captured Mitrovitza and
Pristina, with control of the vale of
Kossovo, in Servia.
&C. Italy: Attacks by italian troops along
the whole front, especially violent
around Goritz, were repulsed.
%. Servia: Prisrend captured by Bulga-
rians, with 1900 prisoners.
DECEMBER.
1. Turkey: British were defeated by
Turks near Bagdad, Mesopotarnia.
e Servia: Germans and Austrian forces
canfI1red Monastir Seryia