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SILK HOSIERY

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Germans Lay Down
Language Rules for
People of Belgium

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AND COMBATS
OF CHIEF AIR FLEETS
AUGUST, 1914.

AUGUST, 1914
2 French plane dropped bombs ON Nu-
remberg, Germany.
3. German airship dropped bombs on
Luneville France.
Is. Zeppelins dropped bombs on Antwerp.
80. Germans dropped bombs on Paris.
OCTOBER. 1914
l9. Zeppelins bombarded Warsaw.
DECEMBER, 1914
2. British airship dropped bombs upon
the Krupp gun works at Essen, Ger
many.
2l- British hydroaeroplanes dropped bombs
on Cuxhaven.
80. German aeroplanes dropped bombs on
Dunkirk.
JANUARY, 1915.
10 German aeroplanes over the English
channel dropped bombs on Dunkirk-
FEBRUARY, 1915
z. Combined aeroplane and seaplane op-
erations by British naval wing over
Bruges, Zeebrugge, Blankenberghe and
Ostend.
1a Seaplanes and aeroplanes aided sea at
tack on Dardanelles forts.
MAY. 1915
"a. Austrian air craft attacked Venice
JUNE, 1915.
!. Austrian aeroplanes dropped bombs on
Bari. Brindisi and Molfetta, Italy.
Is French air men dropped $50 bombs on
Karlsruhe.
SEPTEMBER, 1A5.
- French air men bombarded palace ~
Stuttgart.
NOVEMBER, 1915
IS British aeroplane destroyed German
submarine off AIiddlekirke.
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Z. Russians in new drive in the south
east toward Galicia captured $4,000 Aus
trians and turned the fianks of the
Austrian defenses in VoIhynia and Bu-
kowina.
TO- Russians took $4,000 Austrians prison
ers and occupied the fortress Of Dubno.
Il Austrians evacuated Czernowitz, in
Bukowina.
II. Czernowitz recaptured by Russians.
JULY, 1916
L Russians took Kolomea, Austrians re-
treating westward.
& Austrians turned on the Russians west
of Ltusk, checking the Russian ad-
vance.
4. Russian patrols crossed the Carpathi-
ans into Hungary. Russians repulsed
in a new offensive on the Lake Narocz
line. Fighting between Russians and
Austrians east of Lemberg continued,
with varying success.
s. Russians drove back AustrianS on the
Dniester, bayoneting prisoners in re-
taliation for use of liquid fire.
g. Germans with Austrians checked Rus
sian advance west. of Kolomea.
T. Russians forced the fighting from Riga.
in the north, to Kovel, in Volhynia.
8. Austrians crossed the Stokhod river
by a surprise attack and advanced Is
miles.
II. Austrians held the Stokhod line
against Russian attacks.
Il Germans repulsed Russian advance
near Olessa.
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CAMPAIGNS OF ITALY
AGAINST AUSTRIA-HUNGARY Y

MAY, 1915.
a. Hostilities between Italy and Austria
began on land and sea.
IS Italians invaded the Trentino.
JUNE. 1915
g Italians took Monfalcone.
JULY, 1915
6. Heights of Monte San Michele taken
by Italians.
AUGUST, 1915
L. Italians bombarded AustrlAns along
SEPTEMBER, 1915
1s. Italians began second offensive On tho,
1sonzo front.
OCTOBER, 1915.
lh Third Italian attack on IsonZO front
NOVEMBER, 1915
2 Fourth Italian offensive concentrated,
on Goritz
D-&- Furious bombardment OF Goritz and
vicinity by Italians, who captured
heights. trenches and towns
MARCH, 1915
z The Italian artillery bombarded GcvttEI
"A hours.
APRIL. 1915
Z Austrians spranS an attack On Gt@ian,
positions in Trentino. making 81 en-
tirely new drive, which surprised the
1taILanS ana IoIccn Nne1n INTO uuENlco
retreat.
MAY, 1916
D. Italians evacuated Asiago Austria re-
ported $4,000 Italian prisoners and 200.
cannon captured in the Trentino drive.
JUNE, 1916.
l. Austrian attack in the Arsiero region
took town and 5000 Italians.
16. Italians repulsed Austrian attack on
the Asiago front
JULY, 1916 \
a Italians continued an offensive I'm the
Trentino region.
5. Italians continued to force back the
Austrians in Trentino.
z. Italians repulsed in an attack on Mon
falcone ridge, on the Isonzo, and in
Sugana valley, Trentino.
II. Italians claimed success in Adige val
ley, Trentino.
Il Italians repulsed Austrian attack In the
Adige valley.
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EAST PRUSSIA, POLAND,
GALICIA AND RUSSIAN FRONTS

AUGUST, 1914.
@. Russians defeated by Germans at Tan
nenberg, East Prussia.
SEPTEMBER, 1874
B. Russians took Lemberg and Czerno-
witz.
OCTOBER, 1914
2 Germans driven from Russian soil at
AuguStowO
Il. Germans and Austrians advanced to
attack Warsaw.
IS Germans defeated before Warsaw.
%. Russians evacuated Czernowitz.
NOVEMBER, 1914
8. Russians from Warsaw front marched
on Cracow.
Z. Russians in Silesia and menacing Koe-
nigsberg.
Il Germans defeated RussiaNs in a new
drive at Warsaw.
20. Russians defeated around Lodz, In
front of Warsaw.
%. Russians again in CZernowitZ
DECEMBER, 1914
L Austrians defeated Russians In front
of Cracow.
Is Germans won a heavy battle . mileS
from Warsaw; Won Hindenburg's sec
ond great triumph.
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tacks north of Verdun, starting a
grand drive against the famous salient,
led by the crown prince.
Is. Fort Doua lmont miles from Verdun
city, captured by Germans after bonn
bardment which nearly razed it's walls
26- Germans captured 6 fortified French
villages at Verdun.
% Germans shifted Verdun attack from
the north to southeast, driving the
French on a wide front.
MARCH, 1916
80 Germans captured Malancourt, in the
Verdun area.
APRIL, 1916
9. In an attack on a 13 mile front at Yer
dun Germans. captured 500 yards of
trenches around Dead Mans hill; liquid
fire used.
MAY, 1916
Ii. Germans shifted attacks at Verdun;
French line held.
20. German drive at Verdun entered
French second line of defense.
q Germans captured 1,50O yards of Brit
ish trenches on ViJny ridge.
g. French recaptured Fort Douaumont,
Verdun.
"a. Germans recaptured Douaumont.
JUNE, 1916.
3. Germans captured heights at Ypres
with 5000 British prisoners.
Z. Germans captured Fort Vaux, at Yer
dun
@. Germans captured Thiaumont, verdun.
30. French recaptured Thiaumont.
JULY, 1916.
l. nglo-French drive on the Somme to-
ward Peronne
l. French recaptured Thiaumont, Ver-
dun.
2 Germans repulsed at Thiaumont
Heavy fighting on the Somme line, the
allies capturing German trenches.
g. Fighting continued on the Somme.
French artillery fire was unusually eff
fective.
4. Germans captured Thiaumont the
fourth time. British admitted that
stubborn resistance of Germans in
France checked further allied advance.
s. French made gains in trenches south
of the Somme, scoring q total advance
6 miles wide. Germans claimed the re-
pulse of allies on the Somme line and
in Belgium.
Z East of La Boisselle the allies captur-
ed 1000 yards of German trenches 500
yards deep. Germans repulsed in at
tacks near ThiaUmont.
& British captured Trones wood, on the
Somme front.
g. Germans drove the allies from Trones
wood.
10. Two surprise attacks by French at Ia
hure, in the Champagne, ended in the
capture of 500 yards of German
trenches.
II. British recaptured ContaImaison and
nearly all of the Trones woods, making
total of captured trenches 1900 yards
on the Somme front.
II. British completed the occupation of
Trones and Mametz woods.
a. British north of the Somme smashed
the German line on a mile front.
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APRIL, s1916.

APRIL, s1916
2 Zeppelins raided coasts of Scotland and
England; over 100 casualties.
MAY, 1916.
2 IS casualties in a Zeppelin raid on the
English and Scotch coasts.
16. q air combats over the British front
in Belgium and France.
JUNE, 1916
% French airships bombaTded Kar,sruhe
100 killed and 141 injured. Second
heavy attack on this open" city,
JULY, 1918
6 Germans bombed the open town of
Lure, France, from the air. In reprisal
French aviato-s cropped bombs on the
railway junction at Ham and Les
MoineS
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DECEMBER, 1914
e. Servians recaptured Belgrade

DECEMBER, 1914
g. Servians recaptured Belgrade
JANUARY. 1915
2. Russians destroyed Turkish corps a4
Ardahan, Caucasia-
APRIL, 1915.
q. Allies landed troops on Gallipoh penin-
suia.
JUNE, 1915.
s. British occupied Kut-eI-Amara on
march toward Bagdad.
.. Allies successful in attack on Turkish
trenches before Kithia.
JULY, 1915.
"a British routed Turks on Tigris river.
AUGUST, 1915.
Z. Allies occupied crest on Gallipoli penin-
suIa and advanced on the Krithia road
IA Night attempt by allies at Suvla bay to
cut Turkish lines TO Constantinople
g. British advanced against Turks at Su-
Via bay.
SEPTEMBER, 1915
q. Turks defeated at Kut-el-Amara re-
treat towardSBagdad-
OCTOBER 1915.
OF. Allied armies at Saloniki-
s. Austro-German armies invaded Servtl
g. Invaders took Belgrade,
IL Bulgarians cut the Nish-Uskub rain
way.
&C. Austro-German and Bulgarian forces
form~junction in Servia-
NOVEMBER, 1915.
4 French and British defeat Bulgarians
at Izvor. Danube opened to Teutonic
ships
s. Buigars captured Nish, opening rail-
way from Belgrade to Sofia
2 Servians defeated at Prishtina retreat
toward southern frontiers.
DECEMBER, 1915.
Is British retreated from before Bagdad
to Kut-el-Amara and were there sur
rounded.
S-15. Allies fought rear guard actions with
Bulgarians and retreated toward
Greece, their Servian allies falling back
before Austro-German armies to Mon
tengro.
4 Greek army retired from SalonikL
leaving it in the hands of the allies
commanded by General SarraI.
JANUARY. 1914
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u @ a I Er1LaLu
that the United States would not REQ
ognize British orders in council.
FEBRUARY, 1916.
!. Missing British passenger liner Appam
Of the West African trade arrived as
a German captive ship at Newport
News Va. manned by a prize crew
from the sea raider Moewe. The Ap-7
pam was captured Jan. 16. 1916, or th@
Madeira islands.
MARCH, 1916.
6. German sea raider Moewe arrived at
home port after long cruise in South
African waters
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SUBMARINE ATTACKS
ON PASSENGER SHIPS
FEBRUARY 1915.

FEBRUARY, 1915.
4 Germany announced submarine war iR
waters adjacent to British isles on
Feb. Is.
TO- United States notified Germany it will
hold her to "strict accountability for
any loss or injury to Americans as re-
suit of submarine war.
20. United States suggested to both Ger
many and Great Britain cessation Of
their illegal activities.
MARCH, 1916
22 British steamer Falaba sunk; Ameri-
can lost.
APRIL, 1915.
6 Germany expressed regret at killing of
Americans on account of military ne
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9. German airships dropped bombs on al
lied camps at Saloniki.
g. Zeppelins killed a people and injured
80 by bombs dropped on Paris.
81 Zeppelins dropped bombs on Liverpool,
Birmingham, Nottingham and Man
chester, England; 81 killed, 81 injured.
FEBRUARY, 1916.
L. Austrian airships bombarded Ravenna,
Italy.
q Austrian air craft raided Italy as far
as Milan, dropping bombs on towns in
Lombardy.
MARCH, 1916.
20 Turkish airships bombarded Kut-el-
Amara, where the British were shut in,
20 Allied air fleets dropped 10000 pounds'
of explosives at Zeebrugge Belgium.
Casualties reported $50.
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sea, cltlng the PRESIDENT wilson,
Lusitania case.
JUNE, 1915.
l. Germany offered reparation for Gulf
light and Gushing attacks.
g Second note to Germany on the Lusi-
tania case, reiterating terms of May 13.
JULY, 1915.
g Steamer Orduna attacked without
warning by German submarines
"a President Wilson refused to compro-
mise with Germany on peutral rights,
stating that further encroachment
would be held deliberately unfriend-
ly"
g American steamer Leelanaw sunk
AUGUST, 1915.
10 Liner Arabic sunk; Americans killed
SEPTEMBER, 1915.
4 Liner Hesperian sunk mysteriously
OCTOBER, 1915.
8. Germany apologized for attack on
Arabic, disavowing act Of submarine
commander.
NOVEMBER, 1915.
T. Italian liner Ancona sunk, with loss
of American lives, by Austrian subma-
rine.
o DECEMBER, 1916.
30 Steamer Persia sunk in Mediterranean.
United States Consul McNeely killed.
FEBRUARY. 1916
10 Germany informed United States that
after March it would attack all arm
ed liners without warning.
MARCH, 1916.
a. English steamer Sussex attacked by
submarine; Americans seriously in
tured
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ON THE MAIN WEST FRONT
IN BELGIUM AND FRANCE
AUGUST. 1914.

AUGUST, 1914
30. Germans marching on Paris reached,
Amiens.
SEPTEMBER, 1914
2. Germans reached Creil, 30 miles from
Paris French center broken in from
Verdun to Rheims
4 5-9. Germans crossed the Marine and
marched on the Seine. French army
turned and battle ragged 2 days on the
Marne and Ourcq German columns
from Verdun, led by the crown prince,
took part and were driven back.
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q. American steam
er Gushing at
tackled by Ger
man aeroplane.
MAY, 1915.
!. American steam
er Gulf1ight at
tackled by Ger
man submarine;
3 Americans lost.
Z. Lusitania sunk;
ia Americans
killed.
l3. President Will
son notified Ger
many, that the
u n i ted States
would omit mo
word or act" to
safeguard n e u
tr / rights at
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MAY, 1916
8. Germany agreed to modify warfare ON
merchant ships with a view to protect
neutral lives.
8. White Star liner Cymric Summarized
and sunk of Ireland with cargo Of mu-
nltions for the allies
6 United States demanded that British
Illegal seizures Of ships mail cease.
JUNE, 1916
T. Lord Kitchener and staff drowned on
the way 20 Russia In a British cruiser,
lost at sea.
B. Greece acceded TO the demands OF the
allies TO demobilize.
JULY, 1916
g. British computation from the German
casualty lists (ofhciaD gave total cas-
ualties I'm 2 years 3.012637
3. German submarine nerchantmaE
Deutschland arrived at Baltimore fFOrG
Bremen with a valuable cargo.
3. In allies war council Lloyd-George,
British war minister. said, Victory is
beginning 10 flow In our direction"
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS
BEARING ON THE WAR
SEPTEMBER, 1914.

SEPTEMBER, 1914
Kiauchau.
NOVEMBER, 1914.
8. Tsingtau, China, surrendered after
thirty-eight days siege by Japanese.
II. Great Britain put the whole North sea,
IN the naval war zone.
FEBRUARY, 1915
3. Turks attacked the Suez canal.
Is. Germany insisted upon warfare In the
English channel.
MARCH, 1915.
Is. Great Britain issued sweeping orders.
in council against neutral trade with
Germany.
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JNOvEMBER, 1s1k.

7. British submarine sunk German crWlR~
er Undine OF Swedish coast.
NAY, 1915
e. Naval battle in Skagerrak strait
Both sides lost heavily in battleShips,
cruisers and destroyers. Loss OF lives
upward Of 10000. German high seas
feet led the attack and defeated the
first British division. Battle draw.
JULY, 1916.
8. Turkish cruisers destroyed an enemy
transport feet OF the Caucasian coast.
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20. United S t a t e s
protested against
Withholding o f
foodstuffs from
Germany by al
lies.
APRIL, 1915.
z. German cruiser
Eitel Frieder-
ich interned at
Newport News.
JULY, 1915.
IA. Gre at Britain
announced that
neutral ira d Q
with Germany
must cease.
Il President Will
son notified
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TO- Retreating Germans reached the Aisne
n-1S. British and French drove back the
Germans along the line and crossed the
Aisne in pursuit, Battle ragged on a Is
mile front around scissors.
IL. Allies crossed the Aisne.
IS Siege operations began on the Aisne.
90 Germans bombarded Rheims.
29 French flank movement to the north
from Paris front began. Germans ex-
tended their right to meet it
2-29. Heavy fighting on the Aisne and
Disc. French advanced from Toul and
Verdun.
OCTOBER, 1914
9 French drove the Germans east Of the
Meuse at st. Mihiel, south of Verdun.
g. French left struck the German line at
Arras, France, south from Lille.
13. Germans occupied Lille.
q. French again invaded Alsace,
NOVEMBER, 1914
Z. Germans made attacks at Arras and
in the Vosges and Argonne.
1917. Germans bombarded Rheims again.
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NAVAL FLEET ACTIONS
AND SINGLE C0MBATS


"a. Tsingtau, China, bombarded by Japa-
nese fleet.
SEPTEMBER, 1914.
% German U-9 sunk three British cruis-
ers in the North sea.
OCTOBER, 1914
II. British cruiser squadron sank Ger
man destroyers off Holland.
1 German cruiser Emden sank British
ships off British India.
g. Turkish ships sank 2 Russian warships
in the Black sea, raided Odessa har-
Dor and bombarded Sebastopol.
NOVEMBER, 1914.
!. Four German cruisers sank British
cruisers off Chile; British admiral and
1,640 men lost.
9. German cruiser Emden destroyed by
Australian cruiser at Cocos island.
DECEMBER, 1914
g. British squadron destroyed 3 German
cruisers off Falkland islands.
16 German cruisers bombarded towns
on west coast of England; casualties
on land ZOO
JANUARY, 1915.
l. British battleship Formidable subma-
rined in English channel.
"a German armored cruiser sunk and two
others seriously damaged in North sea
by British patrol squadron
FEBRUARY, 1915.
19 British fleet, aided by strong French
squadron, attacks Dardanelles forts.
Is. Forts at entrance to Dardanelles re-
duced by combined Franco British
fleet.
MARCH, 1915.
Il German cruiser Dresden, sole surviv
ing vessel in the disaster to Won
Specs squadron, Dec. s, 1914, sunk off
Chile by British fleet
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the Germans.
8. Germans took Serock, on the Bug.
10 Germans took Siedlce and LomZa.
IA. Germans took Ostrolenka.
IL. Germans in Kovno. Cholm-Brest-1i-
towsk railway cut
l9. Novo Georgievsk taken by Germans
Is. Germans took Brest-Litowsk-
SEPTEMBER, 1915.
2 Germans captured Grodno.
s. Russians checked Austrians in East
Galicia.
Is. Germans in Pinsk.
Is. Germans captured Wilma.
q. Russians captured Lutsk, in Volhynia-
OCTOBER, 1915.
Is. Germans active in front of Riga.
H Austro- Germans defeated near Tarno-
pol.
81. Russians repulsed Germans at Riga
NOVEMBER, 1915
S-iO Russians won at Riga and turned
against the Germans at Mitau.
JANUARY, 1916
4. Russian drive in Bukowina forced Aus
trians to evacuate Czernowitz.
13. Czernowitz reoccupied by Teutons-
MARCH, 1916.
IS. Violent Russian attacks along Lake
Narocz Wilma district, repulsed by
Germans new Russian drive.
q. Heavy attacks in the Russian drive at
Dvinsk repulsed.
JUNE, 1916
l. Russian General Brusiloff assumed
chief command in the southwest zone.
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Two Years of The Big War
In a Short Daily Review
Campaigns For Paris, Warsaw,
CraGOW and ConStantinopIe,
With New BeIIigerentS
In the Field.

q
q Germans captured Les Eparges and re-
pulsed attack along the Ypres canal,
which they crossed with the aid Of gas.
MAY, 1915
3. Germans recaptured hill 60 using gas.
Is British broke German line on a mile
front in Belgium.
IT. Allies advance north of Ypres.
q Germans used gas on 5 mile front IN
Belgium.
JUNE 1915
In an attack at Souchez, France,
French gained ground in THE Laby-
rinth." This was General Joffres first
offensive in France.
16 British captured 1500 yards of German
lines at Hooge, Belgium.
q After days of fierce battle the French
occupied THE Labyrinth
26 Germans captured 200 yards Of trenches
north of Souchez.
JULY, 1915
13 Germans captured Souchez cemetery
near Arras France.
L. Germans captured a mile Of trenches
in the Argonne.
o. French repulsed German attacks in the
Argonne.
SEPTEMBER, 1915
g. Great allied drive from Verdun north
to the seacoast, following Is days Of
bombardment. German front broken 5
miles at Loos and 25 miles in the
Champagne district.
OCTOBER, 1915.
1. French repulsed counterattack of Ger
~, Iov
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Is 80. French a n d
German attacks
in the V 0 S g e S
a n d Alsace re-
suited in gains
by both sides.
JANUARY, 1916.
9. Germans sprang
attack on a 5
mile front t in
Champagne.
FEBRUARY. 1916.
9. Germans captur-
ed 800 yards of
allied trenches
on Vimy ridge.
IA Germans captur-
ed 600 yards of
tr e n C h e s at
Ypres.
%. Germans launch
ed heavy at
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AIR RAIDS IN ENGLAND IN 1915.
Killed. Injured.

Jan. 1S-Yarmouth and dis
ulcI 4
APFd 1+Tyneside. >.
May 10-Southend. ............. I
May 17-Ramsgate. 2
May 27-Southend... ..
May 31-Outer London........ 6 o..
June 6-East coasH. H........... 40
June 15-Northeast coast. 15 Is
Aug. 9-East coast............ 15 Il
Aug. 12-East coast........... 3
Aug. 1z-Eastern Counties. 10 S6
Sept. 7-Eastern Counties. 10 46
Sept S-Eastern cities and
London ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 So
Oct. 13-London. ................ 55 ia
Total ........................l5 l52 S93
TANTTTARY 1915
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q. Russians abandoned siege OF Cracow.
JANUARY. 1915.
2 Russians defeated Germans in Mlawa
region. north Poland.
FEBRUARY, 1915.
81. Russian drive from Bukowina carried
to slopes of Carpathians.
II. Russians evacuated CzernowitZ.
MARCH, 1915.
5. Czernowitz retaken by Russians.
o. Russian siege OF POI days ends in fap
of Przemysl Galicia.
q. Russians evacuated CZernowitz.
APRIL. 1915.
2-28. Great Austro-German drive on the
Dunajec line, Galicia.
MAY, 1915.
s. Germans took Libau, on Baltic coast.
JUNE, 1915.
g. Germans retOok
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PrZemysl.
10. TeutonS who had
crossed DnieSter
river on the 9Th
driven back.
2. Austrians recap
tured Lemberg.
JULY, 1915.
q. w ar s a w and
Ivangorod men
aced from the
north and south.
g. Germans cut the
railroad east of
Warsaw.
81. Russians eVacu-
ated Lublin.
AUGUST, 1915.
I. Germans o C C u
pied Mitau.
4 Warsaw fell to
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SEPTEMBER, 1914
T. Austrians invaded Servia
OCTOBER, 1914
90 Turkey broke with Great Britain: de-
clared war on Russia Sequel to Turk
ish naval attack on the 29th.
NOVEMBER, 1914
4 Battles on the Russia Turkish from
tier.
s. Turks invaded Egypt.
I& Turks defeated Russians in Transcau-
casia-
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invaded southern Alsace.
s. italy reaffirmed neutrality.
is. Austrians entered Servia- Japan's ul-
timatum to Germany.
II. British expeditionary forces IN France.
Five days battle between Servians and
Austrians on the Jadar ended in Aus
trian rout.
10. Beginning of battle of Lorraine
20. Germans in Brussels
%. Austrian victory over Russians at
Krasnik, Poland.
"a. British retreat from Mons. Zeppelin
bombarded Antwerp.
Is. French evacuated MulhauSen, Alsace