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| definite result.
Oct. 5.-veaizelos, Greek premier. re-
| signed because the king opposed his pro-
| gram of aiding the allies.
| Germany. through Ambassador Won
| Bernstorn, disavowed the act OF the sub
| marine commander in sinking the Arabic
and offered indemnity for two American
| lives lost: President Wilson accepted Of
| fer.
oct. 7.-Four hundred thousand Austro-
Germans began invasion of Serbia. cross
| ing the Drina. Danube and Save rivers at
| many points
| New Greek cabinet headed by Alexan-
der Zaimis appointed
| Oct. S.-Serbia declared war on Bull
| garia.
Greek cabinet decided on policy of
| benevolent neutrality, toward allies.
oct s-Fierce battle between Serbians
and acknowledgements along Drina river.
belgrade captured by the Germans.
oct. lo-Six German naval officers in
termed at Norfolk. Va. disappeared
Oct. 2.-Bulgaria began invasion OF
| Serbia
Fortress OF Semeudria taken by the
| Germans
| Germans executed Edith Cavell. British
| nurse. in Brussels. T..
| Oct. 13.-Zeppelins bomba rded London
| Killing 30 persons
| Bulgaria declared war on Serbia.
| Oct. B.-Great Britain declared war on
| Bulgaria.
| France declared war on Bulgaria.
Oct. 19-Italy declared war on Bulgaria
RulEarians cut Nish-Saloniki railroad at
| Vranva
Oct. 22.-German drive on Riga was
| halted
Germans defeated In bloody fight on
| Tahure hill France
| Oct 23.-Germany officially upheld exc
| cution of Edith Cavell.
British submarine sank German cruiser
| Prinz Adalbert near Labau.
| Oct. 24-British submarine sank Turkish
| transport Carmen in Sea of Marmora.
Germans drove back Russians north
west of Dvinsk.
| Oct 26.-Teutons and Bulgarians Joined
forces and moved south in Serbia.
British transport Marquette torpedoed
| in Aegean; 90 lost.
| Oct. 2S-French cabinet resigned and
| BRAND became premier.
| Nov 4.-Zaimis cabinet defeated in
| Greek chamber of deputies and resigned.
| Nov. 5.-Bulgarians defeated French
near Prilip but were beaten at Babuna
pass.
| German cruiser Undine sunk by British
| submarine.
Nov. 6.--Bulgarians captured Nish,
| opening through rail route for Teutons
| to Turkey
King of Greece called NJ. Skouloudis to
| form new neutrality cabinet
Nov. 9.-1talian liner Ancona sunk by
Austrian submarine in Mediterranean; 200
| lost, including some Americans.
| Nov. 10.-German cruiser Frauenlob tor
| pedoed by British submarine In Baltic.
| Nov. 12.-Churchill resigned from Brit
ish cabinet to join the army in France.
| Nov. 13.-Bulgarians and Germans drove
Serbians out of Morava valley.
| Nov. H-Austrian aeroplanes raided We
| roma, killing thirty.
Nov. 16-U. s. called on Austria-Hun-
| gary to explain sinking of the Ancona.
Nov. H.-Bulgarians outflanked Serbians
| in Babuna pass and French along Cerna
\ river.
| British hospital ship Anglia sunk by
mine In English channel: So lost
Austria formally denied blame for loss
of life in sinking of the Ancona.
| Goritz. under terrific bombardment. In
| flames in many places
| Nov. 20.-Germans occupied Novibazar.
| German guardship sunk by Russian do
stroyers near Libau; $50 lost. q
| Nov. 25.-Gernans captured thousands
| more Serbians and drove the northern
| army toward the frontier
| British advance on Bagdad rcpulsed by
| Turks.
| Nov. 27.-Serbian government and the
diplomatic corps arrived at Scutari.
| Canadian government seized all high
| grade wheat in elevators from Fort Will
| liam to Atlantic coast.
Dec. 1.-Teutons and Bulgarians pursued
| Serbs into Albania.
| Dec 2.-More Italians landed at Avlona
| occupied Dy AuStr1anS.
| Managing Director Buenz and three 9TH
err officials of Hamburg American line
| in New York convicted of conspiracy to
deceive and defraud u. S.
| Dec 3.-Presdent Wilson asked Ger
| many to recall Captain Boy-Ed, naval at
| tache, and Captain Won Papen, military
| attache of German embassy at Washing
| ton.
Foreign Minister Sonnino declared Italy
| would fight the war TO the finish.
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| Mediterranean sent wireless call saying It
was attacked by submarine.
| Roumania Communicated all foreign
| shipping In its harbors.
| Henry Ford's peace crusaders sailed
| from New York
| Buenz. Koetter and Hochmelster, Ham
burg American line officials sentenced to
Is months imprisonment Popplnghause
| to one year.
Dec 6-Pope BENEDICT issued appeal
| for just and lasting peace.
| British submarine sank Turkish de-
| stroyer and five other vessels in Sea OF
| Roumania closed Danube to navigation
| Dec. S.-U. S. asked Austria to disavow
| attack on the Ancona, punish the sub
marine commander and pay for deaths OF
| Americans
Dec, -s.-Allles driven from Serbia into
| Greece
Dec. 1o.-Kalser recalled Boy-Ed and
Dec. E@U. S. demanded France re-
lease SIX Germans taken from American
vessels.
| Dec. 15.-Gen. Sir Douglas Haig sue
| cecded Field Marshal French as British
| commander in France and Flanders.
Austria made unsatisfactory reply to
| note on Ancona.
Dec. T.-Four Germans arrested in New
York and Jersey City on charge of plot
| ting to blow up Welland canal.
Dec. 2O.-U. s. reply to Austrian note
delivered at Vienna.
| Dec. 22.-Artillery duel on western front
| Dec. 24.-Indecisive action in Gallipoli.
| Dec. 26.-Allied aviators raided German
posts in France.
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