Williams news., 1918-03-21

National Guard of 19 states and District
 July 2s.-Germany yielded to Argentine demands concerning submarine warfare. France announced.
 War industries board. F. N. Scott chair man, created.
 territory east of Zbrocz, but Russian re- first man accepted for National army. :,
 British cruiser Ariadne torpedoed; &
 July 31.-Anglo-F'rench forces opened great offensive in Flanders on 20 mile front taking Il villages and 5000 prisoners
 Aug. 1.-Brftish and French gained fur ther ground in Ypres sector. but Germans recaptured St. Julien and part of West
 Aug. 2.-German counter-attacks in Elan ders repulsed.
 Kornilof succeeded Brussilofr as com- mander in chief of Russian armies.
 Aug; 3.-Austrians captured Czernow1tz
 British re-took St. Julien. Flanders
 Serious draft riots in central Oklahoma;
 about s shpeep andeP National Guard into federal service.
 Aug. 6.-Chancellor Michaelis made many changes in imperial and Prussian minis
 Premier Kerensky completed a coalition
 Aug. s.-Roumanian forces opened new offensive north of Fokshani.
 Food control bill sent to President Will son.
 Canadian conscription bill passed.
 Aug. 9-Teutons forced crossing of Su-
 Aug. 1o.NBritish drove Germans back two miles in Flanders and French ad-
 ATe 1A4t6ur ann roEIn enSerson S Tesigned as labor member of British war cabinet, be- ing accused of double dealing concerning
 Herbert Hoover made American food ad- ministrator.
 ,aAg Aug 1;i;1e lSneeEman airplanes raided Eng
 Aug. 14.-China. declared war on Ger many and Austria-Hungary. Peace proposals by the pope made pub Aug. 15.-canadian troops captured Hill 70. dominating Lens anc the Loos salient,
 U. s. governments plan to control flour a &us n9s 1Britiah i is snd Prench made big gains in Flanders. taking Langemarck and
 Won Mackensen drove Russians across
 Aug. 1s.-French made great. airplane raids on German positions in Belgium and
 Italians began new offensive in the Ison-
 Aug. 1s.-British line advanced 800 yards east of Langemarck. mainly with tanks" :. Many I w. " leaders arrested by U. Aug. 2o.-French drove back Germans in Avocourt wood, Ie Mort Honme summits, Corbeaux wood and Champneuville. AuE gn+9 fereeq Sf their way fur French made further advances in Yer
 Aug. 22.-Germans opened offensive in
 British took important positions along
 Germans made air raids on English coast, killing Il.
 Aug s5aBr o1 f, A Garfield made fuel
 Aug. A.British pushed back on Ypres-
 French took Hill so4, verdun. by storm.
 Aug. A.-Italians captured Monte santo, northeast of Gorizia.
 pope's peace proposals as impossible while German autocracy exists. basie s price St for is17 sa crop at ~ sa.ao. Aeo
 Germans made air raid on port Of Sept. 1.-British destroyers destroyed four German armed trawlers off Jutland.
 Sept. 3.-Russians abandoned Riga
 German airPlanes raided Chatham, Eng Sept. 4.-ftaiians captured Monte San German submarine shelled Scarborough and airplanes bombed London.
 Sept 5.-American National army began to caQtOnments.
 Federal agents raided I. W. w. quar- terS throughout country. attacked by U-boats: two steamships and one submarine sunk.
 in SonGs and aa tihcates.
 Sept. 7.-Atlantic transport lines Minne- German aviators bombed American hos pital camp, killing five.
 Sept: s:.secretary Lansing exposed vio- Argentina and Stockholm, in transmitting French cabinet resigned.
 Sept. 9.-Korniloff, commander in chief ter revolution and was dismissed by Ker- ensky.
 Sept 1oasenate s2 ead eo passed war revenue bill Paul Painleve became French premier. Sept. 12-Count Luxburg, German min- riots in Buenos Aires.
 Kerensky made commander in chief of Sept 1s.-Korniloff's revolt collapsed
 Secretary Lansing exposed unneutral lction of former Swedish charge in Mexico Sept. A.-Italians drove Austrians from Monte San Gabrielle summit.
 Sept. 15.-Senate passed bill for $11, ,538,- British naval aircraft destroyed one Ger nan destroyer and some trawlers near Os- Sept. 1s-Premier Kerensky proclaimed Sept. T.-Costa Rica broke off relations with Germany.
 lrmy. suppressing soMldieGs' M committees: ,5d0'x n0Tse blR}i Rassed s14'o00o0o deficiency war Sept. 20.-British began great offensive ,ast of Ypres.
 Sept. Z1.-S6CIeCdLy AanSluS puDuSae0 message of Won Bernstorn to Berlin ask ng leave to spend $50.000 ''to influence con- Costa Rica severed diplomatic relations with Germany. Germany and Austria replied favorably o pope's peace proposal Germans broke through Russian line at Tacobstadt. Sept- 2-Secretary Lansing revealed de- ails of Bernstorn's plotting before U. s. entered the war. Sept 23.-Secretary Lansing disclosed German abuse of U. s. protection by con- ealing in Bucharest legation explosives md disease germs after U. s. had taken Sept. M.-German airplanes raided Eng and, killing 20. War industries board and producers cut 'teel prices in half. Germans lost heavily in attacks near