El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-01

tania note reaches Wilson, proves
June 4-Germans capture PrzemysL
June Germany in note TO Washing
ton regrets attack on Cushing and
June s-Italians occupy MontfaIcone.
/ June 11-Second Z. S. Lusitania note
made public.
June 1O-Italians take Gradisca.
June 1S-venizeloz wins in Greek cleo
ton.
June 15-Sixteen killed in Zeppelin
rain on England.
June Ie--Austro- occupy Tar
negrOd.
June 2O-Germany announces CAPTAIN
marine was sunk.
June 22-Lemberg falls to Austro-
German. New British loan of $780,
100000 is foated.
June 23-French capture the I4sby-
rinth, north of Arras.
July Italians take Tolmino.
July S-Lost German troops in South
Africa surrender
July e-German note on Iusitania
made public. Italian cruiser Amalfa
sunk by Austrian submarine in
Adriatic
July l3-German cruiser Koenigsberz
destroyed by British in East Africs.
July 15-Germans capture Przasnvsz
Two hundred South Wales coal
miners quit Work.
July 1S-German submarine alta clxs
Cunard liner Orduna-
July 20-Italian cruiser Giuseppe Carl
baldi sunk by Austrian submarine.
July 2S-Third Z. S Iusitania note to
Germany made public.
July 25-American steamer LeeIarlav
take Pultusk.
July 3o-Austro-G take LubIin.
July '31-British steamer Iberian tor
pedoed, one American killed. Ger
mans take Cholm.
August 1-Austro- Hungarian protest
against manition trade made public
IN Washington.
August Germans take Warsaw.
August 6-Germans take Ivangorod.
august S-Germans take Serock Rms
SLAMS defeat Germans in naval battle
N Gulf of Riga.
August 9-Germaus take lama
august 1Z-Zermans take SiedIice Six
killed in, Zeppelin raid on England.
Allies land $4,000 men at three points
on GallipoH
August 17-Germans take Kovno.
august lS-N enizeloS, pro-ally. again
chosen Greek Premier. British trans
port Royal Edward sunk in the
Aegean, 1000 killed.
August 19-White Star Liner Arabic
Lorpedoed- several Americans killed
Germans capture Novo Georgievsk
august 25.-Germans take Ossowiec
august 25-Germans take Brest-Lit-
August 2s-Germans take olita.
August z9-Austro-G Germans cross the
Zlota-Pipa.
August 31-Pegoud, first man to loop
the loop in aeroplane, killed in air
battle with Germans.
September 1-Ambassador Won Berns-
torff gives Secretary OF State Lans-
ing written assurances submarines
VIII respect lives of non-combatants
Germans take Lutsk- Germany an
nounces she has taken 100000 Rus
sian prisoners since May 2
September 3-Teutons take Grodno.
september 4-American steamship Hes
perian torpedoed. two Americans
killed and "a others.
7-s-Zeppelins raid England.
Grand Duke Nicholas deposed by
Car and sent to Caucasus.
september Scar of Russia takes per-
sonal command Of his armies. Ger
mans take mile of Argonne trenches.
September S-9-Second Zeppelin raid
on England in "a hours.
september 81 S. demands recall of
Dr.. Dumba. Austro-Hungarian Am
oassador. Commander of submarine
says Arabic turned to attack her and
he then torpedoed her.
September I0-Anglo-French financial /
commission lands in New York
september 11-Zeppelin raid London.
september 15-Germans take Pinsk.
ISIS, 000. 900 in American !
meat confiscated by British prize |
courts, Germans take Pinsk-
,EPlcmDtE 4f-tItIlldnS wilma.
22-French aviators bonn /
bard royal palace in Stuttgart. Bull /
garia orders mobilization
september 25-Great French-British I
offensive starts in Champagne and /
Artois- After most tremendous ar i
ti1ery bombardment in history, /
French charge and take Is square ]
miles and $4,000 prisoners in Cham
payne. British less successful due /
TO bungling: Greek army modified. I
september 26-Commission on Ar
menian atrocities announces half a
million Christians have been killed.
september $500, 0OO, 900 L. S. loan
to Allies announced Internal ex- /
plosion destroys italian ship Bene- /
detto in Brindisi Harbor; 1874 killed
eptember 30-French announce Ger
mans have lost 1900 in four days
in West
october Russia demands Bulgaria
dismiss all Teuton officers from her
army in tWenty-four hours French
air fleet Of sixty-five flyers bonn
bards German communications.
ctober French and British land
troops in Saloniki- Germans esti-
mates allied loss in western Septem-
Der battle at 100, 900.
ctober Bulgaria sends ultimatum
TO Serbia Zaimis new Greek Premier.
ctober Great Teuton offensive I