The Arizona copper camp., 1918-03-16
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS

New credit of six hundred million
pounds voted by British parliament,
making total war credits since Au-
gust, 1914, approximately $34,210,-
100000.
/ Japanese soldiers reported to have
landed at Vladivostok.
Leon Trotzky resigns as commissary
for foreign affairs in Bolsheviki gov
ernment.
Conclusion of peace pact between
Russia and Roumania is announced.
Rcumania to evacuare all of Bessa-
rabia, including Benderi, on the
Dneister river.
German airplanes raid Paris.
Serious fighting between British and
Huns in western Flanders.
Ten are killed by tornado in Ohio.
Social revolutionists organize large
army in Don district with Cossack
support.
is given freedom by Bolsheviki.
Twelve killed and % injured when
wall collapses and falls on roof of
adjoining movie house at Winches-
ter, KY.
1000 Germans are landed on Aland
islands.
March 1O--13 killed and SO
wounded in Friday nights air raid
of Paris.
Secretary Baker arrives at French
port on visit to military quarters at
the front.
German troops landed at Abo, Fin
land.
Admiral Won Diederichs, who com
manded German squadron off Manila
during Spanish-American war, dies
in Germany.
Spanish cabinet resigns.
British airmen lombard Daimler
motor factory at Stuttgart, Ger
many.
Steamer Admiral Evans wrecked on
Alaskan coast, all on board are
saved.
British occupy Hit, 80 miles west
of Bagdad, on the Euphrates river.
British advance up Jordan valley in
Palestine continues.
United States divided into ten mu-
nitions districts.
Bolsheviki mission to China, carry
ing five million rubles to that coun-
try, to enlist aid of Chinese govern
ment, captured by Cossacks at Chi
ia, Siberia, and leader killed.
Victor l.. Berger, former congress
man from Wisconsin, and four other
socialists indicted by federal grand
jury at Chicago. charged with en-
couraging disloyalty and interfering
with the prosecution of the war.
March 11--German aviators
bomb Naples. Seven hospital pa
tients killed.
Karl Bunz, managing director, and
two other officials of Hamburg
American line, lose appeal to U. S.
supreme court and must go to
prison.
British aviators bomb German air.
dome and munition dump at Engel,
Belgium.
81 lunchrOoms and restaurants in
New York found guilty of violating
beefless and porkless day regula-
tions are ordered closed for "a
hours
President Wilson sends message to
Russian congress of Soviets, prom
ising that United States will aid
them in every way possible.
Senate authorizes sale of all enemy
property in U. S.
Eight national army men, all social
lists, sentenced from 20 to 25 years
in prison for refusing to obey orders.
Tuesday, March 12-800,000 men to be
called to colors during 1918; first
contingent of $4,000 to move March
20, Crowder announces.
British troops in Palestine continue
advance.
German airmen again raid Paris; "a
killed and 70 injured by bombs, &C
suffocated in subway, where they
had fled to escape missiles.
German. aircraft raid Yorkshire
coast.
British bomb Coblenz and Mainz.
Japan, ready to invade Siberia,
awaits Englands assent.
Bolsheviki forces in Siberia defeat
General Semenoff, anti-Bolsheviki
leader and compel him to retreat
into Manchuria.
Mrs. Lena Guilbert Ford, American
woman who wrote Keep the Home
Fires Burning" and her crippled
son killed in German air raid on