The Snowflake herald., 1918-01-18

National Guard of 10 states and District
| OF columbia mobilized.
July 28.-Germany yielded to Argentine
uenandS concerning submarine warfare.
landing of moro American troops In
france announced
war industries board F. N. Scott chair
man, created
July SO.-Germans penetrated Russian
ssGis.tLItory east of Zbrocz, but Russian re-
Henry Chapman Gilbert, Washington,
t5I man accepted for National army. -
kiIIa6s lsn cruiser Ariadne torpedoed; 50
oy July S.-Anglo-French forces opened
| 9Srentt oHensive in Flanders on 20 mile
Gne 'aAlng II villages and 5000 prisoners
| +bar 1.-6rltlSh and French gained FUR
r Iner ground in Ypres sector but Germans
| hoei[ ureo st. Julien and part of West
| Aug. 2.-German counter-at+acks in Flan-
| ders repulsed ~'1~N'A" 40 ~
hoGTniioff succeeded Brussilofr as COM
| %ro1 IN chlef of Russian armies.
and Kimpolung
British re-took st. julien. Flanders.
2Traous 7i1V oraft riots in central Oklahoma
Aug. 4-Shipping board commandeered
apout 6Io ships under construction.
aug. 6;-President Wilson drafted entire
NatlonaI Guard into federal service
Germans made violent attack on British
/ in Hollebeke N
Aug. 6.--Chancellor Michaelis made many
changes in imperial and Prussian minis
Premier Kerensky completed 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-
chitza river in Fokshani region.
Aug. 10.-British drove Germans back
two miles in Flanders and French ad-
vanced east and north of Bixschoote
| 11-Arfh HondnTSOn nc
| labor member of British war cabinet, be-
| Ing accused of double dealing concerning
Stockholm conference.
Herbert Hoover made American food ad-
m1niStratOr.
Aug. 12.-German airplanes raided Eng
| land, killing %.
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
and entered Lens.
u. S. governments plan to control -four
and wheat put in operation.
Aug. 16.-British and French made big
gains in Flanders. taking Langemarck and
other villages.
Won Mackensen drove Russians across
the Sereth river
Aug. 1S.-French made great airplane
raids on German positions in Belgium and
Italians began new offensive in the Ison-
Aug 19.-Brltish line advanced 500 yards
east of Langemarck, mainly with tanks -
Many l. w w. leaders arrested by u.
s. federal agents.
Aug. 2O.-French drove back Germans in
Avocourt wood LIE Mort Homme SUBMITS
Corbeaux wood and Champneuville.
Aug. 21.--British forced their way fur
ther into the defenses of Lens.
French made further advances in Yer
dun sector.
Aug 22-Germans opened offensive in
British took important positions along
Ypres-Menin road.
Germans made air raids on English
Aug. 2S.-Dr H. A. Garfield made fuel
administrator of u. S.
Aug 24-British pushed back on Ypres-
French took Hill SO4, verdun. by storm.
Aug A.-Italians captured Monte Santo,
northeast of Gorilla
Aug. 2S.-President Wilson rejected the
pope's peace proposals as impossible while
German autocracy exists.
Aug. 30-U. S. wheat committee fixed
Germans made air raid on port Of
Riga.
Sept. british destroyers destroyed
four German armed trawlers off Jutland.
Sept. 3.-RusSians abandoned Riga.
German airplanes raided Chatham, Eng
Sept. 4.-Ttalians captured Monte San
Gabrielle.
German submarine shelled Scarborough
and airplanes bombed London.
Sept. 5.-American National army began
movement to cantOnmentS.
Federal agents raided I. W. w. Qu9L-
terS throughout country.
American merchantmen under convoy
attacked by. U-boats; two steamships and
one submarine sunk.
Sept. 6.-House passed war credits bill
authorizing $11,53S. .945, AGO in bonds and GER
tificateS.
Sept 7.-Atlantic transport lines Mime
haha fOrnpdOed. 20 dead
German aviators bombed American hos
pital camp, killing five.
Sept S.-Secretary Lansing exposed Vio-
lations of neutrality by Swedish officials in
Argentina and Stockholm, in transmitting
German cablegrams advising sinking of
Argentine vessels.
French cabinet resigned.
Sept 9.-Korniloff, commander in chief
of Russian armies, headed military coun-
ter revolution and was dismissed by ker-
ensky.
Sept 1O.-Senate passed war revenue bill
totaling 81, $4,000.
Paul Painleve became French premier.
Sept n.-Count LuXburg, German min
lister to Argentina, given ms passports;
anti-German riots in Buenos Aires.
Kerensky made commander in chief Of
Russian armies.
Secretary Lansing exposed unneutral
action of former Swedish charge in Mexico
Sept. 14.-Italians drove Austrians from
Monte San Gabrielle summit.
Sept. 15.-Senate passed bill for $11,53S,-
956, ,460 bond issues.
British naval aircraft destroyed one Ger
man destroyer and some trawlers near Os-
tend.
Sept. 16.-Premier Kerensky proclaimed
Russia republic.
Sept I.-Costa Rica broke off relations
with Germany.
Sept. 18.-Russia began reorganization of
army, suppressing soldiers committees.
House passed 81. 7.144,OOO,0OO deficiency war
Sept Sept. 2o.-British began great offensive
Semi. H.-Secretary Lansing published
message of Won Bernstorn to Berlin ask
ing leave to spend $4,000 ito influence con-
cost costa Rica severed diplomatic relations
Germany and Austria replied favorably
to pope's peace proposal
Germans broke through Russian line at
Sent 22.~Secretary Lansing revealed de-
tails of Bernstorff's plotting before U. ,.
entered the war. ,..,.
Sept. 23-Secretary Lansing disclosed
German abuse of u. S. protection py con-
ceaiing in Bucharest legation explosives
and disease germs after U. 5. had taken
" Sept. Alderman airplanes raided Eng
AVA War industries board and producers cut