The Raymer enterprise., 1917-08-02

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navoda falls. Defenders blow up great
bridge across Danube.
October 26.-Light craft clash In
English channel. Six British drift-net
boats, transport and a destroyer and
one German destroyer sunk.
November 1.-Deutschland reaches
New London, Conn.,, on second trans
Atlantic trip with cargo worth sl0.-
100000. U-53 arrives In German
port.
November 2.-Germans evacuate
Fort Vaux, at verdun. Italians take
Abb In new offensive.
November 3.-Italians take 3.495
more prisoners.
November 5.-Central powers pro-
claim kingdom of Poland. Italians
announce. have taken 1895 Austrians
since fall Of Gorizia.
November 9.-Teutons driven back
twelve miles In Dobrudja.
November l3.-British advance north
Of Anere; take $500 prisoners.
November 15.-England announces
food controller will be appointed.
November 17.-News received of
wholesale deportations of Belgians for
forced labor In Germany.
November 19.-AllIes take Monastir.
Macedonia.
November 2l.-Emperor Francis Jo-
seph Of Austria dies and Charles Fran
els becomes ruler. Teutons take Graf
ova In drive on western Roumanla.
November 23.-Russian dreadnaught
Imperatrita Maria sunk by internal ex-
plosion; 200 killed.
November 24.-Teutons capture Tur-
nu-Severin and Orsova from Rouma-
mans.
November 25.-Teutons cross Alt
river and sweep rapidly through Rou-
mania.
November 28.-yenlzelos party de-
clares war on Germany and Bulgaria.
Teutons invading Roumania from
north and south form junction.
November 27.-Teutons take Alex
andria, Roumania. Zeppeins raid
England: two downed by gunfre.
November 29.-Beatty replaces Jelli.
coe In command of British fleet.
December 2.-French and Greeks
clash In Athens streets. Teutons win
great battle for Bucharest.
December G.-Bucharest falls.
December Lloyd George becomes
premier OF Great Britain.
December 4. Twenty-seven thou
sand Eoumanians surrender
December 10.-Deutschland arrives
home.
December 12.-Germany announces
she Is ready for peace parleys.
December 14.-Russia officially re-
buffs German peace offer.
December 15.-French under Nivelle
take 5000 prisoners on seyen-mile
front at Verdun. Nivelle then lehves
to become commander In chief oF all
Frances home armies. Buzcu and all
Wallachia lost to Roumanians.
December 1s.-Russiun troops take
over whole Roumanian front.
December 19.-LlOyd George tells
commons Germans must make restl-
tuition and reparaton TO get peace,
December 20.-Wilson sends notes
TO both sides In war asking their dims.
December 4.-Switzerland officially
indorses Wilson's plea for statement
of war aims.
December 25.-Tcntons take 5000
Russians In Roumania.
December 2G.-Germany replies TO
Wilson, suggesting peace conference,
hnt not stating own war aims or terms
Of pence.
December 30.-Allies In reply to Ger
man peace proposal call offer empty
and lGslncere and refuse conference.
December 31.-King Constantine Of
Greece thanks President Wilson for his
note to the belligerents.
January 4, 1917.-Brltlsh transport
Tcernia sunk by U-boat in Medlterra.
mean; 100 lost.
January 5.-llouse Of representa-
tlyes rules committee begins investiga-
ton of Wall street leak" OF Wilson
peace note news.
January 6.-Rnssians retreat across
Sereth river In Roumanla.
January s.-Russians launch often
sive near Riga.
January 11.-Allies in reply to VIII
son note outline aims. but refuse to
parley with an unheaten Germany.
January 17.-Learn German raider
Moewe has sunk 2l ships and seized
three Others In South Atlantic. En-
tente, In supplementary note to Wilson,
amplliies war aims.
January 19.-British steamer Var
rowdale. Moewe's prize, reaches a
German port with 469 prisoners.
January %. - Wilson makes his
'peaee without victory" address In SEN
ate, demanding United States enter
world league at close of war.
January 24-After initial successes,
Russians are forced back near Riga.
January 25.-Mine sinks British aux
Hilary cruiser Laurentic of Irish coast.
January 31.-Germany declares ruth.
less submarine war, revoking all
pledges to the United States.
February 3.-Unlted States sewers
diplomatic relations with Germany.
President Wilson In address to senate
outlinoa cricic IinIfad Cfnton x.I.as.