Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-22

Jan. 2-Bntish win naval battle in
North sea
Jan. 2o-Russian army tnvades Hun
gary; German efforts to cross Asne re-
pulsed.
Feb. 1-British repel strong German
attack near La Bassee.
Feb. 2-Turks are defeated in at
tack on Suez canal.
Feb. 4+Russians capture Tarnow
In Galicia. 80:
Feb. e-Turks along Suez canal in
full retreat; Turkish land defenses at
the Dardanelles shelled by British tor
pedo boats.
Feb. 11-Germans evacuate LODI.
Feb. 12-Germans drive Russians
from positions In East Prussia. taking
$4,000 prisoners.
Feb. 14-Russians report capture of
Notifications at Smolnik.,
Feb. 16-Germans capture Plock
and Bielsk in Poland; French capture
two miles Of German trenches in Cham
payne district.
Feb. 17-Germans report they have
taken $4,000 Russian prisoners in Ma
1urian lake district.
Feb. 18-German blockade Of English
and French coasts put into effect
Feb. 19-2O-British and French fleets
lombard Dardanelles forts.
Feb. 21-American steamer Evelyn
sunk by mine in North sea.
Feb. 22-German was Office announ-
ces capture Of 100000 Russian prison
ers in engagements in Mazurian lake
region; American steamer Carib sunk
by mine in North sea.
Feb. 28-Dardanelles entrance forts
capitulate to English and French.
March Handing of allied troops on
both sides of Dardanelles straits re-
ported; German U-4 sunk by French
destroyers.
March 10-Battle Of Neuve Chapelle
begins.
March 14-German cruiser Dresden
sunk in Pacific by English.
March 18-British battleships IRE
sistible and Ocean and French battle
ship Bouvet sunk in Dardanelles strait.
March 22-Fort of Przemysl sur
renders to Russians.
March 23-Allies land troops on Cal
lipoli peninsula.
March 25-Russians victorious over
Austrians in Carpathians.
April 9-German auxiliary cruiser,
Prins Ethel Friedrich, interned at New
port News Va.
April 16-Italy has 100000 men
mobilizpd under arms; Austrians re-
port complete defeat Of Russians in
Carpathian campaign.
April 23-German force way across
Ypres canal and take 1000 prisoners.
April 25-Allies stop German drive
on Ypres line in Belgium.
April 29-British report regaining Of
two-thirds Of lost ground In Ypres bat
fe.
May 7-Liner Lusitania torpedoed
and sunk by German submarine off
the coast of Ireland with the loss Of
more than 1000 lives, 102 Americans.
May 9-French advance two and
one-half miles against German forces
north of Arras, taking 2OO0 prisoners.
May 23-Italy declares war on Aus
tria.
June 3-Germans recapture Prem
ysl with Austrian help.
June 18-British suffer defeat north
of La Bassee Canal.
June 28-Italians enter Austrian ter
ritory south of Riva on western shore
Of Lake Garla.
July 3tTolmino falls into Italian
hands.
July 0-British make gains north Of
Ypres and French retake trenches in
the Vosges.
July 13-Germans defeated in the
Argonne.
July 29-Warsaw evacuated; Lub-
lin captured by Austrians.
Aug. 4.-Germans occupy Warsaw.
Aug. 14-Austrians and Germans
concentrate 100000 soldiers on Ser
ban frontier.
Aug. 21-1taly declares war on Tur-
key.
Sept. 1-Ambessador Pernstorff an
pounces Germans will sink no more
liners without Warning.
Sept. 4-German submarine torpe-
does liner Hesperian.
Sept. eGermans make air raid on
London, killing 20 persons and
wounding 100 others; United States
asks Austria to recall Ambassador
Dumba.
Sept. 2O-Germans begin drive on
Serbia to open route to Turkey.
Sept. 2-Russian army. retreating
from Wilma. escapes encircling move
ment.
Sept. 25-30-Battle of Champagne,
resulting in great advance for allied
armies and causing Kaiser Wilhelm to
rush to the west front; German
counter-attacks repulsed.
Oct. Prussia and Bulgaria sever
diplomatic relations; Russian, French,
British. italian and Serbian diplomat
ic representatives ask for passports In
Sofia.
Oct. 1O-General Mackensen's forces