The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-03
D1,carog.a Endorsed course Of United

and soldiers delegates declared AsaAnee
Eve : German destroyers sunk Off Dover;
April q. British war commission arrived
IA TUrkey severed relations with United !
Aprii M.-French war commission ar
ti RTitish made further advances In Arras
sector in face OF desperate opposition Oy
99 Aprii 25.-German destroyers bonDarded |
.Dunkirk but were driven on. -. ..s,,,t,
marine: naval lieut. snant and gunners
: ' April H.-British occupied Arleauxs and
na apr Fl 9p9R se passed army bills
with selective conscription feat9fseess: Gar.
Guatemala severed relations with Ger
'Apri1 2s..General Petain made chief OF
Nav S-Chilean minister to Germany
May 4.-French captured Graon1n TS r,od,-
House passed espionage pAA WITH 11Ou'-
" British transport Transatlantic torpe-
dG %a1 As I nYes loS! made big advance on
May 6-Boiivia severed relations with
Nav 7-CoaIition government Of proyl-
siona1 government and soldiers. ana WORK
Nav 1i"Eftaiy reported destruction Of Ii
German submarines in one week;
Chicago board OF trade stopped traoins
III NAV h 12DBritish again hit the linden
burg line, establishing themselves near
NAV Hcsenate passed espionage bills
without prohibition and press censorship
italians attacked along the whole 1sonzo
front, gaining ground north OF Goritz. A..
May 15.-Chancelor Hollweg peIore tIs
Reichstag refused to discuss Germany's
Trading in wheat futures stopped in six
lii 4foIisn~ maSe bie gains on Julian front,
| taking Monte Cucco and Monte Vod nee
Nay senats passed army Gf f Bnlecourt
May 1S-President wilson ord SeEohi Tne
division. commanded by Genera, r.! Per sened;
the army ri draft bill and set June for
registration day. III 70.
May 1e.-President Wilson selected II.
c. Hoover as head of 1000 controi oo go
Nicaragua severed relations with Ger
Senate passed the $s,s42.OCO. 600 war bud
May 2s:-Houge passed war tax bill car
Secretary Lansing refused passports FOR
| list peace conference. -
s snR DS foyypedo soppe'
Premier a; Tis5a and entire hungarian
Nay M.@Itaiians broke through Austrian
| front from Castagnavizza to Gulf OF
Trieste, taking 5000 prisoners. o,a sarv,ce
| May Z0-f1FSC AIuS44CcA AAOAN w.
| corps went to front in France.
| Germans made air raid on southeastern
England killing rs and injuPP rog III through
< Nav 2s.GWar department issued call for
London reported sinking Of hospital ship
and armed cruiser by submarines:
re Soead nn Of neutrality decree.
| June 2-Senate passed hrst OF aom4n-
istration's food bills.
~ ND
indicted by federal grand jury at chicago
.. S. railroad commission to Russia ar
lime 3.-American commission to Rus
| STA. headed by Root reached Russian port
French repulsed five great attacks south
June 1-Brussilofr made commander in
| chief of Russian armies.
Americans registered for the National
German aviators raided naval base In
off, losing eight machines. .,.
| british made big advance on north oanK
u American liner sank German submarine
after long fight. 1900 orra.4 o+fansive f.,
Belgium, blowing up Messines ridge and
advancing. miles on smile 'front.'
Yer Germany Broke OF relations with Haiti
June 1o-General Pershing's stan ar
rT T9ne 12.EKing Constantine, of Greece
forced by the allies aDd nca1d SON un favor %
American steamship Petrolite reported
| sunk by submarine
do Tuh Killing 81 and wounding 437.
Amy and navy deficiency approprlat1oT
bill carrying $4,000, 100000 passed by con
stiH une 14-British made big advance cas-
/ and south of .Messines .,,-. o,,o.-a,,n
June 15-Liberty loan neaVllS oVer-so0
Scribed when BOOKS cIOSeO -,
June 2o.NPresident. Wilson issued cal
TOT Trn 1vO S9EFrench repulsed violent attacks
~ ' GeTmans on the Chemin des Danes.
lyme 2H GTy aRm asSsdG f9Ta c0n'f0 Oh
lime 25.NPresident Wilson appointed al
exports council comPGsed OF t cenmerc
and the food administrator 10000 .
) ali lime 26.-American coal barons agreed
hf Fi4st OF coo rtdit of Pershing's arm
LANDED II FeeoEd contingent of Pershng'
army NY la areeR Cabinet headed by venizelo
took oa 81 E d e revoked it's decree q
n neutrality in war between entente allie
y ana ,n Ge 90 hGreece broke off diplomatic re
8 lations with Germany, Austria Bulgar'
and al, Iur1k SRussians captured Koniuch!
/ caHcia, and Turkish strongholds In tn
: Iuiv s.@French repulsed great Germa
:. at IaIY 7@Russians successfully attacke
: ~ GERMANS made air raid on LONDON, xii
ing and losing HHmoer n OF I1adinssd
shipments Of f0 s11 fns f ste
- a nu IL coIntries to Germany except dair
n PRODUCTS 15ro for non-combatants in exchana
r. for coal. 4 o1,ro+ ras,o,A
n President Wilson called entire Nations
Guard and it's reserve into the feder
- british battleship Vanguard destroyt
interior explGsiSnb 500 lost Teuton Ii,
no aos+ Re Temberg and took Hallcz.
5, July n.-President Wilson called &
~ American business interests to aid natc
tn the nation and the public.
ed l. July 12.-Russian advance checked we
iii of Bohorodozany.
July 14-Chancellor Bethmann-Hollw'
o. resigned and DR.. G. E. Michaelis succee
g: | ed him.