Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-01-04

! July n.-President Wilson called on
| American business interests to aid nation
by foregoing unusual profits in selling to
| the nation and the public
Russians captured Kalusz, headquarters
| of Teuton army in Galicia.
| July 12-Russian advance checked west
| of Bohorodozany.
July H.-Chancellor Bethmann-H ollweg
resigned and DR.. G. E. Michaelis succeed
| House passed 500, 0OO, 900 aviation bill.
July 15-FreNch took important hill po-
sitions from Germans west of Reims.
July 16.-RusSianS took LodZiany from
| Austrians but evacuated Kalusz.
July T.-French took German trenches
near Malancourt.
Three members OF Russian cabinet re-
| signed; riots in Petrograd suppressed.
/ Shake-up in British cabinet.
| July 19.-Great German attack between
Craonne and Hurtebise partly successful
| Chancellor Michaelis declared himself
for the submarine warfare.
| Finland diet adopted independence bill
| In Vilgna region Germans drove back
Russians because some Russian regiments
| held meetings to decide whether to obey
| orders.
July 2o.--Draft for American National
| army held.
Premier Lyoff of Russia resigned and
was succeeded by Kerensky.
Germany called 100000 of her youngest
| men to the colors.
July 21..Senate passed food control and
Russian troops in disorderly retreat,
| burning villages
July 22.-German aviators raided Eng
| land, killing IL in coast towns, but being
| driven away from London.
| Siam declared state of war with Ger
many and AuStria-Hungary.
| Russians burned and evacuated Tarno-
July 2S-Government of national safety
| created in Russia and kerensky given alb
! solute powers
Germans lost heavily in attacks along
| the Chemin des Danes.
! July A.-Goethals, Denman and White
| out of shipping board; Read Admiral
Capps, E; n Hurley and cambridge Colby
appointed to succeed them.
| Secretary McAdoo asked congress for
| S., 000, 100000 more for war.
| Russians evacuated StaniSlau
! French defeated Germans on Craonne
| plateau.
July 25.-Mutinous division of Korniloffs
| Russian army reported blown to pieces
| with it's own artillery.
Russians and Roumanians in South Car
| pathianS broke Teuton line.
National Guard of 10 states and District
kOf Columbia modified.
| July 26.-Teutons took four more Cali
| clan towns from Russians.
| Germans repulsed in Champagne, but
| made slight gain on Aisne front.
/ Allied conference in Paris declared war
must be fought to the finish
| July N.-Austro-G Germans continued their
| advance in Tarnopol region.
| July 28.-Germany yielded to Argentine
| demands concerning submarine warfare.
Landing Of more American troops in
| France announced
| War industries board, F. n. Scott chair
| man; created.
July 29.-Germany and Austria-Hungary
| officially put out peace talks
Russians retired beyond their border
| near HuSiatyn
French repealed fierce attack on Aisne
| front.
| territory east of Zbrocz, but Russian re-
| ststance sttffened.
| Henry Chapman Gilbert, Washington,
| first man accepted for National army.
| British cruiser Ariadne torpedoed; 3S
| killed.
July 31.-Anglo- French forces opened
| great offensive in Flanders on 20 mile
| front taking IL villages and 5000 prisoners.
August.
| Aug. 1-British and French gained fur
| ther ground in Ypres sector. but Germans
recaptured st. Julien and part of West
| hook.
KorniIoff succeeded Brussiloff as COM
mander in chief of Russian armies.
| Aug: 3.-Austrians captured Czernowitz
British re-took ST. Julien. Flanders.
| Serious draft riots in central Oklahoma.
Holland American liner Noordam dis
Aug. 4.-shipping board Communicated
| about SIS ships under construction.
| Aug 5.-PreSident Wilson drafted entire
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| Germans made violent attack on British
| in Hollebeke.
Canadian troops reached environs OF
| Lens.
Russian retreat halted near Czernowitz
| and Chotin.
Aug. 6-Chancellor Michaelis made many
changes in imperial and Prussian minis
| teries.
Premier Kerensky completed a coalition
| cabinet.
Germans drove Russians back in re-
| giOn of FOkShani,
| American tank steamer Campana sunk
| by U-boat; captain and four gunners made
| prisoners.
Aug. 7.-French penetrated German lines
in Champagne in three places.
| Aug. 8.-Roumanian forces opened new
| offensive north of Fokshani
| Food control bill sent to President VIII
| son.
Canadian CONSUMPTION bill passed.
| Aug. 9.-Teutons forced crossing or SD
chitza river in Fokshani region.
| Aug. 10.-British drove Germans back
| two miles in Flanders and French ad-
vanced east and north Of Bixschoote.
| Russians repulsed north of Fokshanl.
| Aug 11-Arthur Henderson resigned as
| labor member of British war cabinet, be-
| ing accused of double dealing concerning
| Stockholm conference.
| Herbert Hoover made American food ad-
| minstrator.
Aug. alderman airplanes raided Eng
| land killing %.
| Russians forced back in Moldavia. de-
| spite desperate resistance.
| Aug 13.-Germans took Panc1u MoIda-
| Wan railway junction, after hard battle.
| Japanese mission arrived In United
| Aug. 14.-China declared war on Ger
| MANY and Austria-Hungary.
| Peace proposals by the pope made pup
| lie. r,,,,
| Aug. 15-Canadian troops captured Hill
| TO- dominating Lens and the Loos salient,
Teutons storrned bridgehead at Baltare-
| tn, Roumania, and took Stroani.
| Ex-Czar Nicholas and family sent from
| Esarskoe-Selo to Tobolsk, Siberia.
| u. 8. governments plan to control hour
and wheat put in operation.
| Aug 16-British and French mace pig
| gains in Flanders, taking Langemarck ana
| other villages
| Won Mackensen drove Russians across
| the Sereth river.
| Aug. 1S-French made great airplane
| raids on German positions in Belgium ana
| Germany. ,
| italians began new offensive in the 1son-
| 20 region. .o
| Aug, 19.-British line advanced 500 yards
| east of Langemarck, mainly with tanks.
| Many l. w w. leaders arrested by U.
| s. federal agents.
| Italians made big advance from PLAYA
l to the sea.
| Aug. M.-French drove back Germans In
| Verdun sector on II mile front, taking
Avocourt wood, LIE Mort Homme summ1ts'
Corbeaux wood and Champneuvllle.
| Aug. N.-British forced their way rur-
| Their into the defenses Of Lens
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