Williams news., 1918-03-21

and soldiers delegates declared against
 Two German destroyers sunk off Dover
 April N:-British war commission arrived
 Turkey severed relations with United States.
 April A.-French war commission ar
 British made further advances in Arras sector in face of desperate opposition by
 April 25-German destroyers bombarded Dunkirk but were driven on. marine; naval lieutenant and gunners lost.
 April 27.-British occupied Arleaux and TAI April fl sslWcongress s9sppcci passed army bills
 auafemaia severed Feiations with Ger
 April 2s..General Petain made chief of
 May s.-Chilean minister to Germany
 naeo May H"Frenen H1s 1aSsPpr1 captured IF craonne.
 House passed espionage bill with modi- | fled press censorship clause;
 doed; z1s lives lost
 May 5.-French made big advance on | four mile front southwest of Laon-
 May 6.-Bolivia severed relations with l May I-Coalition government of provi- sional government and soldiers and work
 May ffy reporsed @ of 1s
 Chicago board of trade stopped trading May 1a.MBritish again hit the linden burg line, establishing themselves near
 May A-senate passed espionage bills without prohibition and press censorship
 italians attacked along the whole Isonzo ganGnss HoRe Of 6efars the Reichstag refused to discuss Germany's peace aims.
 middle west exchanges.
 Italians made big gains on Julian front. May 17-Senate passed army draft bill.
 British completed capture of Bulleeourt: division, commanded by General Pershing, sent to France at once He also signed registration day
 Honduras severed relations with Ger May 1s.-President Wilson selected H. C.. Hoover as head of a food control board. Nicaragua severed relations with Ger
 Senate passed the ss.s42.oooooo war bud
 May 2smHSuss s7o dSo ns passed war tax bill car Ameriean ASHae delegates ] to % Stockholm social tst peace conference.
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 Premier T1sza and entire Hungarian May 24-Italians broke through Austrian front from Castagnaytzza to Gulf Of May 25NFirst xmerican field service corps went to front in France
 ing s s and n1nne 0r 1 May 27.--Italians again broke through May ss-War department issued call for London reported sinking of hospital ship Brazil chamber of deputies authorized revocation of neutrality decree.
 istration's food bills.
 Fourteen German and Hindoo plotters indlcsed irnsd oK Ieasral grand 5urg a ae rived at Vladivostok.
 sia, uhe Headed by Root. @ reached Russian port French repulsed five great attacks south June 4-Brussiloff made commander in chief of Russian armies.
 June 5:-More than ten en- million 3hH yg young German aviators raided naval base in the Medway near London, but were driven British made big advance on north bank American liner sank German submarine after long fight.
 Belgium. blowing up Messines ridge and out isi sie saene 9n Emile June s.-General Pershing and staff ar rived in England o+,, -,+,, z.,., June 1oLGeneral Pershing's staff ar June R-King Constantine. of Greece. Prince Alexander. his second son:
 
 June isasrma1s oas,a made air Tsa Ts1d on Lon oi1 Army n and navy defciency appropriation bill carrying 8, ,oOo, ,OOO.oOO passed by con June 14.-British made big advance east and south of Messines. June 15MLiberty loan osds16 heavily over-sub- June 2o.NPresfdent Wilson issued call ioI June rUO SSNFreneh repulsed violent attacks of Germans on the Chemin des Danes. with Hqns bsne sHH9ss aRmendmens Rad 4Sa '0n'0l m June &.-President Wilson appointed an tslieg of Ge state aepicuiture and commerce and the food administrator. | = June 2e.-American coal barons agreed to First contingent of Pershing's army | iannee June 2.-second contingent of Pershing's army landed in France; aa ,r v.,,z.,os June 2s.-BraziI revoked it's decree of | neutrality in war between entente allies | June 2eWGreece broke off diplomatic re- lations with Germany. Austria, Bulgaria | July 1SRussians captured Koniuchy, | Galicia, and Turkish strongholds in the July 3.-French repulsed great German | July 7.~Russians successfully attacked | ing snd Iesd5g RH6Sr Wa69 Sf and sm1anHn mHHnitiona. R to cut off % supplies from neutral countries to Germany except dairy | products for non-combatants in exchange | July 9.-New Austrian cabinet resigned. | President Wilson called entire National | Guard and its reserve into the federal | service by August 5. British battleship Vanguard destroyed | by interior explosion; 800 lost. July 1O.-Russians broke Teuton line | east of Lemberg and took HaHcz. July u.-President Wilson called on | American business interests to aid nation | by foregoing unusual profits in selling to | the nation and the public.