The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-05
Italy and Bulgaria In the COnfiict---Submarine War fare and Allied Campaign
 Against COnstantinOple.
JUNE.

mysl. Galicia, which the Russians had occupied March 22. after a siege of 20 days.
 g Italy: Italians captured Monfalcone. an important strategic town north west of Trieste l5. Aerial Warfare: 23 French airships dropped l3O bombs on Karlsruhe. Ger many; 200 noncombatants, including summer resort patrons, killed. %. Submarine: Germany announced the sinking of the famous submarine U-22. Capt. Weddigen, by a British mer- chantman flying the Swedish flag 9. Gallcia: Lembcrg, Galicia, recaptured by Austraus after ten months occu- patton by Russians. 8. Galicia: Germans captured HallCz, on Dnicster river In Galicia, virtually controlling all eastern GahCia. 30 Submarine: British admiralty steam CT Armenian, with Americans iu her crew. torpedoed off the British coast; 22 Americans st.
 JULY. D Poland: Austr!pus captured Radon, 57 miles south of Warsaw. Submarine: Italian cruiser Giuseppe Garibald sunk by an Austrian sub marine in the Njriatic.
 AUGUST. Italy: Italy sent an ultmatum to Turkey.
 5. Fall of Warsaw: The German army captured Warsaw. the capital of Po- land, after q vigorous campaign which lasted over eiEu months. B. Baltic Sea: N fleet of German bat teships and cruisers attacked the en- trance to the gulf of Riga, in the Bal tic sea.
 Submarine: A British submarine sank the Turkish battleship Barbarossa in the sea of Marmora IA. Submarines; The British transport Royal Edward was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine In the Aegean sea, with loss of nearly l,oOO soldiers and sailors l9 Submarine: A German submarine tor pedoed the White Star liner Arabic off Cape Clear, Ireland; % Americans were among the passengers. Russian Fortress Captured: Novo Geor- gievsk, the second greatest Russian fortress in Poland. with it's garrison, was captured by Gen. von Beseler 8 German army.
 3 Aerial Warfare: A Russian aerOplane squadron bombarded Constantinople, killing or wounding fl persons. q. Aerial Warfare: 62 allied airships flew 100 miles in German territory, drop ping bombs upon big intuition fac tory and at several railway functions
 
 Servia: Austrian troops crossed the border into Servia.
 Fall of Brest-Litovsk: The fortress of Brest- -Litovsk fell before the assaults of the German armies.
 SEPTEMBER. l. Neutral Rights: German ambassador notified the United States that ocean liners would not be sunk by subma- rines without warning unless they re- sisted or attempted to escape. g. Russia: Grand Duke Nicholas, com mander of the Russian army In Po- land, trunsfrrrCd 10 the Caucasus Czar Nicholas assumed the command Aerial Warfare: German airships raid ed London. injuring S4 persons and killing %; second raid within A hours IS Aerial Warfare: French air men raid ed in Baden, Rhenish Prussia and Lorraine. ZeppelIns raided eastern coast of England. Is Poland: Germans flanked Russians at Wilma and captured the fortress, 22 Balkans: Bulgaria mobilized her army. 3. France: Great drive of the allies from the French seacoast to Verdun. Heavy capture # guns reported and 20,OO unwounded prisoners. German front broken miles In length at La Bassee and Souchez, France, and 9 miles in Champagne,
 E1 balkdn5s bFltlSn anu lIOOibS landed on neutral soil of Greece to support Seryia against Austria.
 OCTOBER. g. Bulgaria: Russia sent an ultirnatum to Bulgaria demanding dismissal of German officers, etc. Allies prepared to land troops In Greece and the Aus tro-German3 to invade Servia. Greece: Greece formally protested against the landing of British and French troops at Saloniki to defend Servia. Venizelos Greek premier, fla voring the allies resigned. King Con stantine appointed Alexander Zaimis former premier, to head new cabinet and assumed personal control. T. Seryia: Austro- German forces under Gen von Mackensen invaded Servia. Bulgaria sent 24 hour ultimatum to Servia. Il. Bulgaria: Bulgaria declared war on Servia.
 l2 France: Delcasse, foreign minister of France. resigned his post Servia: Rulgars invaded Servia at ! points south from Nish and attacked toward the railway from Belgrade to Saloniki.
 Aerial Warfare: 55 killed and IA intur- ed in London by Zeppelin attack. IS. Bulgaria: Great Britain declared war on Bulgaria
 II. BulGdTlds uSClhESu "oA OA Bulgaria.
 IS. Bulgaria: Italy declared war on Bull garia.
 B. Submarine: German cruiser PrtnH Adalbert sunk by British submarine; crew of 557 nearly all lost 24 Aerial Warfare: Italian airship bom- barded Trieste, and the Austrian air men bombarded Venice. @ France: A new French war cabinet was completed. Aristide Brtand, pre- mier.
 S Seryia: German troops captured ar senal town of Kragutevatz, Servia.
 NOVEMBER. g. Bulgaria. Great railway junction at Nish. Servia. captured by Bulgarians !. Submarine: Italian liner Ancona sunk by an Austrian submarine in the Med iterranean; POS lives lost. including some Americans.
 g. Russian Frontier: Germans abandoned some of the ground in front of Riga. A Aerial Warfare: Austrian airships bombarded Verona: 6o victims. of All the Real News in the Times-