The Snowflake herald., 1918-01-18
.,,,c, ENTERS CONFLICT
oussia Deposed and Radicals
~ y peace - Hindenburg Line
"N "..,.d by Allies and Teu-
'"1 . invade ltaIy-Other
Important Happen
ings of 1917.
uy nIRKRDR
THE WORLD WAR

. Germans u0A 40
iIlcsiat.r iI1lc1 transport Ivernia sunk in Medi-
-sDsani iDiDor,IeT iyU Ter Trepoff of Russia re.
b. VI VI was was succeeded by Prince Colt
Y uorsbIp CORVALLIS sunk by tor
10 =, 1oDanese battleship Tsukuba
10 ~ EXPLOSION; 159 killed.
srysssa 3 Jp5resident Wilson, addressing
30 -io 20 world outline of terms on
sss believed lasting peace could be
,cl1ssu' nastroyers fought two engage
10 . North sea, the Germans losing
gs u ul,aseis and the English one.
saisl y yeS2SlT GeTmans took mile of French
10 % ~ nm 3O4, Verdun region.
!. -'.lsss .ls ooTviliary OIL cruiser Laurentic sunk
,alss' 5Jg 5tJTgansport rIs Admiral Magon tor
lsi III lost o,oo,7 r,,hor,uo
~ ~ ali enemy countries, outlined
3ian s515 y zones and revoked pledges on
ZINE warfare.
1al,ne y, rrifed States broke off diplo-
y .,gtions with Germany; President
Ssrissed Ambassador Won Bern
" .C5 ui' recalled Ambassador Gerard.
Germany agreed to release
u,rs taken by commerce raider.
.a . onnboat interned at Honolulu
j5v crew; many German vessels in
s,n ports damaged.
psiu- German submarine shelled and
srtish provisional naval collier
,.re and killed four men, including
I, 'UoIloce American
,Ja, reHef steamer Lars Kruse sunk
,,,ma1 ,oU submarine; all but one of crew
4 ,-Anchor liner California and 9TH
\. ersls sunk by German submarine; IL
N IN california.
N president Wilson refused parley
~AW Germany.
, l-.-can schooner Lyman M. Law de-
-gd Nv Austrian submarine.
"A T-British smashed German lines
.ssb sides of AnCre river.
"A 4 sent peremptory demand to Ger
u, I'm release of Yarrowdale prisoners.
s~sn submarine sank italian trans
n @ lives lost.
M-9rS
I'm E-German submarine sunk Cunar-
|bI1Ona off Irish coast; II lost, includ-
vVv A. H. Hoy and daughter of Chi
n and one American member of crew.
Fash and German destroyers fought in
sEA Channel
N S-President Wilson asked con-
ns 70 grant him powers to protect
-gsn shipping.
srisi took Kut-el-Amara from Turks.
h S-U. S. government revealed
-m plot to join with Mexico and
(. m IN making war on United States.
htsh occupied Gommecourt and other
hes In Ancre region.
kaA destroyer Cassini torpedoed; JOG
Hrh Germany announced all ves-
|G you'd be sunk hereafter without
Wnf!
M'Al-Austrian attack east of Goritz
FIssi With great losses.
Ari president Wilson ordered the
|lLg Of !. S. merchant vessels.
NNh ll-Bagdad captured by British.
lnh R-Revolution begun in Petro-
lrch B-China severed diplomatic re-
pms with Germany.
asSian imperial cabinet deposed by
~a
hnh A-Germans in great retreat
s,g SOmme front.
hrh 6-Czar Nicholas abdicated Rus
4 tTOne for himself and his son.
slSans captured Hamadan, Asiatic
LGh ll:-British took Bapaume and
.,a.i took Roye.
e32alnS raided London; one shot down
N Vompiegne, France.
s4ld cabinet in France resigned.
ISa h-American freighters Vigilan-
IVY oi Memphis and Illinois, sunk by
ss., submarine; % perished.
N. laI ana French advanced 10 miles on
N T,r. front and took Peronne, Chaulnes
S9 %-Germans made new fierce
,ous losses " - N- "-
n, formed new French cabinet.
s o.L-british took forty more towns
Ta y rs I%-.French occupied Folembray
NM PeulIlee, south of Coucy forest.
|p%1 % SSdptured Lagnicourt.
NJ '''-NeW Russian government In
N F5oIoIBritish captured Savy, Ven
MN E5pehy and Peiziere.
i,s isr,n reached outskirts of Vauxaillon
S5 SS american ship Aztec sunk by
M ,ouo ,souoi9Ilarlne off French coast; IS
n president Wilson, addressing
..oD m'sion sEll OF congress, asked formal
Z StT SstrueI uIaI state of war was in eXis-
b sDI eeH the United States and Ger
IN 1TE siii. called for cooperation with
eI tSSs 70 defeat German autocracy.
sats os %seilate passed resolution declar-
& 6v VI war between u. S. and Ger
IN \ vote Of 81 to 6.
|ws y, house passed war resolution
A 4" 90 ol0 to 90; President Wilson
RI Ana anu issued a proclamation to
n An SUHIuered navy mobilized at
4 Tere soS.Llan s@eSLLlan vessels in American
pOtterSS9 S9'Zeu z. and many supposed Ger
IN Us were arrested,
.Gs3 ~ SGerman cruiser Cormoran,
M and pGuam' blown up by crew.
German%8 8llaIna declared state of war
Sas s@vaii95StTia vii9 tt broke off diplomatic
/ on british advanced two to three
&1g tE%slVe mile front near Arras,
and Gv,Llan TNaan line and taking Vimy
n IA many towns.
any%. y%.IAbrazil severed relations with
(0siton sentlna declared it supported
b to raD1. vi the United States; Chill
M II remain neutral.
n the noSSttta ToSSta Rtca declared It sup
Eay nrooia PC9ia llon of the United States;
a l2@EtSSCCiit9i!lnled its neutrality.
COunc,l' '"sI naval men met in first
S1gton Win U. S. officials in
N IA 4 severed relations with II s
.tSoy 'i'la severed relations with
\ n on Sp9 %egt French made further big ad-
eoe autbPloo1qise passed $1,000. 900. 900 war
Vote Nu'norlzation bill withont dissent-
ssoS 0'tlsh patrols entered suburbs
.hsses.' routed at Lagnicourt with ter
NJ M M Transport Arcadlan torpedoed;
\, ;. transport cameronia sunk; 14o
5 ..ao5S 5STm5P,Gas3sident T5,a3sde Wilson issued nroo-
sSesaSOnablea aIng a againts the commission
sssse.37cy wgT appropriated 500, 100000 for
n mont bbFga befegaa, great offensive on 25-
M 1000 1riyoesn scissors and Reims,
,S,soO bond tU unanimously passed 81 :
N with TWO British hospital ships
sn :. "Ouhoed British and Ger
~ so5@mae liner Mongolia sank
ue In Irish sea.