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Oct. 5.--yenizelos. Greek premier. re-
signed because the king opposed his pro-
gram OF aiding the allies.
Germany. through Ambassador Won
Bernstorf. 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. Flour 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 Austro-Germans along Drina river.
Belgrade captured by the Germans.
Oct. l0.-slx German naval ofhosrs In
termed at Norfolk, Va, disappeared.
Oct. p.-Bulgaria began invasion OF
Serbia
Fortress Of semendria taken by the
Germans
Germans executed Edith caven, British
nurse, in Brussels.
Oct. 13-Zeppelins bombarded London.
killing s. persons.
Bulgaria declared war on Serbia
Oct. 15.-Great Britain declared war on
Bulgaria.
France declared war on Bulgaria.
Oct. 1s-Italy declared war on Bulgaria.
Bulgarians cut Nish-saloniki railroad at
VranVa.
Oct. 1.-Geman drive on Riga was
halted.
Germans defeated in bloody fight on
Tahure hill, France.
Oct. 2s.-Germany oflcialiy upheld exc
cution OF Edith Cavell.
British submarine sank German cruiser
Prinz Adalbert near Labau.
Oct. A-British submarine sank Turkish
transport Carmen in Sea of Marmora.
Germans drove back Russians north
west of Dvinsk.
Oct 2s.-Teutons and Bulgarians Joined
forces and moved south in Serbia.
British transport Marquette torpedoed
in Aegean; 30 lost.
Oct. 8.-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
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submarine.
Nov. 6-Bulgarians captured Nish,
opening through rail route for Teutons
to Turkey.
King OF Greece called M. skouioudis to
form new neutrality cabinet.
Nov. s-Italian liner Ancona sunk by
Austrian submarine In Mediterranean; 200
lost including some Americans
Nov. 10.-German cruiser Fraueplob 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. 1e.-U. 8. called on Austria-Hun-
gary to explain sinking of the Ancona-
Nov. N.-Bulgarians outfianked Serbians
in Babuna pass and French along Cerna
river
British hospital ship Anglia sunk by
mine in English channel; IS lost.
Austria formally denied blame for loss
of life In sinking of the Ancona.
GoritK, under terrific bombardment, In
flames in many places.
Nov. 20-Germans occupied Novibaxar.
German guardship sunk by Russian de-
stroyers near Libau: $50 lost.
Nov. 3.-Germans captured thousands
more Serbians and drove the northern
army toward the frontier.
British advance on Bagdad repulsed by
Turks.
Nov. H.-SerbIan government and the
diplomatic corps arrived at Scutan.
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
Monastir occupied by Austrians.
Managing Director Buenz and three 9TH
er oficials OF neutrality-suspicious. line
in New York convicted OF conspiracy to
deceive and defraud u. s.
Dec. 8-President Wilson asked Ger
many to recall Captain Boyd, naval at
tache, and Captain Won Papen, military
attache of German embassy at Washing
ton.
Foreign Minister Sonnino declared Italy
would fight the war 10 the finish.
Dec. 4-Unnamed American ship in
Mediterranean sent wireless call saying II
was attacked by submarine.
Roumania commandeered all foreign
shipping In its harbors.
Henry Fords peace crusaders sailed
from New York.
Buenz, Koetter and Hochmester, 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
| Marmora.
Roumanla closed Danube to navigation
Dec. 8.-U. s. asked Austria to disavow
attack on the Ancona, punish the sub
marine commander and pay for deaths of
Americans.
Dec. s.-Allies driven from Serbia into
Dec. 1o-Kaiser recalled Boyd and
Dec. f.-U. s. demanded France re-
lease six Germans taken from American
| vessels.
Dec, B.-Gen. Sir Douglas Haig sue
ceeded Field Marshal French as British
commander in France and Flanders.
Austria made unsatisfactory reply to
note on Ancona.
Dec. 17.-Four Germans arrested in New
York and Jersey City on charge OF plot
ting to blow up Welland canal
Dec. NJ. s. reply to Austrian note
delivered at Vienna.
Dec. 2.-Artillery duel on western front
Dec. A.-Indecisive action In Gallipol.
Dec. @.-Allied aviators raided German
posts In France.