Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-08-03

ed States through Swiss minister at
Washington and been snubbed. Ger
many masses five army corps to over
awe Holland.
February 13.-British hem in Turks
at Kut-el-Amara, Mesopotamia.
February 49, Germany releases
American Yarrowdale prisoners.
February 17-Learn German en-
bassy gave orders for crippling of Ger
man merchantmen here before publica-
ton of ruthless warfare note.
February 2O.-Austria backs Ger
many in ruthless warfare. Food riots
in New York, probably stirred up by
German agents.
February 22.-Germany torpedoes
seven Dutch ships leaving Falmouth
in violation of her pledge.
February 23.-British stringently re
strict imports to fight submarine war.
February 25.-Germans make "stra-
tegic" retirement on Ancre front. La
coma, British ship, sunk unwarned OF
Ireland; two American women killed.
February 26.-President asks con-
gress for authority to arm American
merchantcraft. British capture Kut-
el-Amara.
February 28.-Germany's plot to ally
Mexico and Japan with her against
the United States and her promise OF
three American states to Mexico re
vealed.
March President Wilson con-
firms story of German attempt to in
cite Mexico and japan. Tokyo de-
nounces plot. House passes bill to
arm ships, 4O3 to 10.
March 3.-Russians take Hamadan,
Persia. from Turks.
March President Wilson de-
nounces 'swillful men" in senate who
filibustered against armed ship bill,
killing it by ending of administra-
ton term. British take over 25-mile
Somme front from French. President
takes oath of Office for second term.
March 6.-President's advisers tell
him he has power to arm ships with
out action Of congress.
March 7.-Berlin admits sending In
tercepted Zimmerman note to Mex
leo.
March 9.-President calls extra con-
gress session for April 16.
March 11.-British capture Bagdad.
Russian revolution starts. PetrOgrad
troops desert government.
March 12.-German U-boat shells
and sinks United States merchant
ship Algonquin without warning.
March 14-China breaks diplomatic
relations with Germany.
March 15.-Czar abdicates.
March 16.-Grand Duke Michael of
Russia renounces throne, bringing
Romanoff dynasty to an end. Duma
in control.
March 17.-Germans begin big re-
treat on west front. Announced vote
Of Russian people will decide form Of
government.
March 18.-News received of sink
ing of American ships City Of Mem
phis, Illinois and Vigilancia by o.
boats; % men missing.
March 21.-Wilson calls on congress
to meet April 2 instead Of April 16.
Twenty lost when United States tanker
Healdton, bound for Holland, is sunk
by U-boat in North sea.
March 25.-President orders partial
mobilization Of National Guard to pro-
tect property from German plotters.
Navy ordered to get ready.
March 27.-Fifteen thousand more
National Guardsmen called out.
April 3.-Wilson asks declaration
Of state Of war by congress. Ger
mans drive Russians across Stokhod
river, taking large number Of pris-
oners.
April 4.-Senate passes war resolu-
ton, 80 to 6.
April blouse passes war resolu-
ton 373 to 80.
April 6.-President signs congress
resolution and proclaims state of war.
Government takes over German liners.
April Cuba declares war on Ger
many.
April 9.--Austria-Hungary breaks
01DlOmaClC T0ldWOuS Will OulLcu
States. British storm Vimy Ridge,
taking 5000 prisoners on first day Of
battle. Wilson joins fight to raise
new armies by universal service prin-
ciple.
April 1O.-British prisoners at Vimy
reach 1900. Brazil breaks diplo-
matte relations with Germany, Brit
ish advance SO miles beyond Bagdad.
April 11.-Herbert @. Hoover, &C
cepts offer to direct food supplies of
United States.
April 13.-British cut into Linden
burg line. President defines war zone
off coast.
April 14.-Heuse passes seven bill
lion war loan bill.
April 15.-Wilson calls on nation to
support him in war.
April 16.-French in 25-mile Of
fensive toward the Ladies Roard" and
in Champagne take 10000 prisoners
first day.
April 17.-Big war credit passes SEN
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