Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-02

January 10. Lille evacuated by
Germans and occupied by the British.
January II. Russians stormed the
southern Carpathian pass and entered
Pennsylvania
January 10. Six German Zeppelns
raided. the Norfolk coast, dropping
bombs in Yarmouth, Sandringham,
Kings Lynn, Conner, Sherringham ana
Beeston, causing heavy damage aud
some loss of lie.
January 4. German armored cruls-
er Bluchcr sunk and Two hattlecruis-
ers crippled by Vice Admiral Beatty's
squadron in running fight in North
sea.
January 90. Austro- Hungarian
forces occupied Kielce, Russian Po-
land
January 27.-Austrians drove Rus
slams from Uzsok pass in Carpathians.
February.
February |. French torpedo boat
sunk off Nieuport.
February ,. Anglo French fleet de-
stroyed four forts in the Dardanelles.
February g. Three of the conspir-
ators in the assassination OF Archduke
Francig ferdinand cf Anstria exe ted
at Sarajevo.
Turkish attempt to cross Suez canal
repulscd hy British.
February L. Germany declared
waters around British isles 4 war zone.
February 6. Russians crossed River
Rawka, penetrating German front
west OF Warsaw.
February q. Germans violently bonn
barded scissors, setting it afire.
February 10. Russians repulsed
Austro- Germans in Carpathians but
were driven back in Bukowina.
British held cargo of food ship Will
helmina.
February H. United states warned
Germany against destroying American
vessels or lives of American citi2ens in
attacking shipping, and warned Great
Britain Of the danger to American in
terests in the use of American flag by
British vessels
Germans evacuated Lodz, but drove
the Russians out of east Prussia.
February II. Germany replied un-
favorably TO American warning not
TO sink American ships. and Great
Britain refused TO modify its shipping
orders
Germany began blockade of Eng
land by sinking two vessels
February 90 Allied fleets bonn
barded Dardanelles forts.
February 23 German blockaders
sank American steamer Carib, Nor
wcgian ship Regin, damaged British
collier and three British merchant
steamers.
Rheims bombardcd by Germans,
twenty civilians killed.
February 25. Allied fleets reduced
Turkish forts at entrance to Dafda-
nclles.
February 2s. Dacia seized by
French cruiser and taken To Brest.
March.
March .. Great Britain laid embar-
60 against shipment of all commodl-
ties into Germany.
Hamburg officials indict-
ed at New York by federal grand Jury
for conspiracy to dcfraud the Unit
cd States,
March r. Anstrans evacuated
Czernowitz, Bukowina.
French lost over ] 600 in night at
taeks on heights northeast of Celles.
March s. Zeppelin airship LES de-
stroyed near Tirlemont and seventeen
of crew killed
March 10. American ship William
p. Frye sunk by German cruiser
Prinz Eitel Friedrich. Prince Eitel at
Newport News with captain and crew
Of Frye.
March II. German submarine U-l2
sunk by British torpedo boat Ariel
British took Neuve Chapelle
Germans abandoned Augustowo'
Poland.
March y. british auxiliary cruiser
Bayano sunk by submarine off Scot
land
March Is. British order in council
shut off all trade with Germany. or
dering technical blockade.
German cruiser Dresden sunk off
Falkland islands by British warships
Glasgow and Kent and Japanese con-
verted cruiser Drama
March IS. American sanitary com-
mission organized for work in Ser
bia.
British battleships Irresistible and
Ocean and French battlcship BOuvet
sunk by mines in the Dardanellos.
March % Austrian fortress of
Przemysl surrendered to Russians.
Turks massacred thousands Of
Christians at Urumiah, Persia.
March 23 Germans I'm Ghent cx-
cuted seventeen Belgians as spies.
Germans drove Russians out of
East Prussia.
Allies landed force on Gallipoli
peninsula.
March 81. Russians forced way
through Carpathians into Hungary
March 2S. Twenty day battle in
Champagne country won by French,
Germans losing 5O.00H.
German submarine sank British