The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-03

National Guard of 10 states and District
of Columbia modified 44gxo1x+fno
July co5eernny syn6marine
Landing of moro American troops
var industries mhb board. F. N. Scott chair
July so.NGermans penetrated Russian
s sGrra10sy s tire
Henry Chapman Gilbert. Washington
first man accepted for Nationa! w Ss
British cruiser Ar1aone S'll
July july s1.-Anglo=French forces @ opened sn;,a
front taking Ii villages and $500 prisoners
Aug. british and French gained dur-
Their ground in Ypres sector Du' ~ west
recsptnred ST. Julien ana par 49, -
! Aug 2-German counter=attacksi N tlan7
09 Korniloff succeeded Brussilon as COM
Aug. s-Austrians captured czernow VI
' British re-toek- ST., julien, Flaadsrs.
Serious draft riots in central OK!a 4ad
b A%f 81 sb3bgs andeP
Aug -President Wilson, drafted entire
National Guard into federal service;
Germans made violent attack ON 0.'''3''
''l Aug. 6,UChancellor Michaelis made many
changes in imperial and Prussian nnih'S
Premier Kerensky completed coalition
cabinet 1880 ..a~aa ,>au
offensive north Of Fokshani: x1xyy,,,
Food control bill sent to President VIII
Canadian conscription bill passed
Aug. a-Teutons forced crossing OF su-
| chitza river in Fokshani region; hack
two N" miles in Flanders and French ad-
vanced east and north Of Bixscnoote: a.
Aug. n:-Arth1r Hender yer cebinet' be.
| ing accused Of double dealing concerning
Sf 9erherf Hoover made American food ad-
Aug. Herman airplanes raided Eng
Aa Aue MWchina declared war on Ger
many and Austria-Hungary. a.
| Peace proposals by the pope MADE pup
Aug. 152Canadian troops captured Hi
| 70. dominating Lens anc the Loos sanenl'
| and entered Lens. 100, <7o,,x
and wheat put in operation. ut.
| Aug. 16.-British and French MADE .nig
| gains in Flanders. taking LangemarcA A4'o
Won Mackensen drove Russians across
'n AUG s 1s.-French made great. airplane
raids on German positions In Belgium anu
| Germany. To-
Aug. 1s.-British line advanced 500 yards
Of isaae MANY ar Mesn by u
8. federal agents. =
Aug 2O.-Freneh drove back Germans ans II
AS Sreon sv WOOD, LIE Mort Homme submits
corbeaux wood and Champneuvi1le .,,u
| Aug. N.-Britfsh forced their way rur'
Their into the defenses of Lens.
French made further advances in Yer
ou Aug go aS..Germans opened offensive ir
r> British took important positions atoms
Germans made air raids on Englist
xsE; s5a6r. u Fl u 4 $. Garfield made f0e
Aug. M-British pushed back on Ypres
N French took Hill sO4. 'verdun: by storm
Aug Galatians captured Monte santo
northeast of Gorilla. 49,
pope's peace proposals as impossible while
German autocracy exists. a.,
avg sIe nS sGq Tor s is1 Th crop at so
Germans made air raid on port o
Sent. british destroyers destroyed
four German armed trawlers off Jutland.
Sept. 3.-Russians abandoned Riga
German airplanes raided Chatham Eng
Sept. 4.-Itaiians captured Monte Sal
Gabrielle. ,
German submarine shelled Scarborougl
and airplanes bombed Loh don.
Sept 5.-American National army oega1
movement to environments.
| Federal agents ra1ded !. w. W. quar-
American merchantmen under convo
| attacked by O-OOaLS1 TWO SI0dAAASA4PS eAA
| one submarine sunk.
Sept e-Houss passed sse war S credits dts hi BIZ
tifcates.
Sept. 7.-Atlantic transport lines Mime
haha torpedoed; so dead.
German aviators bombed American nos
, Sept. 8.-Secretary Lansing exposed VIC
lations of neutrality by Swedish ottclals
Aeggn1na ca ade ADVISING sinking
! Argentine vessels.
French cabinet resigned.
| of RUSSIAN armies, headed military cour
ter revolution and was dismissed oy Eel
Sept. 1o.-senate passed war revenue bi
! totaling s., Ali. So 600
Paul Painleve became French premier:
g Sept. R-Count Luxburg, German mir
lister to Argentina, given ms passport
i anti-German riots in Buenos Aires
Kerensky made commander In cn1e1
u sent 13.-Korniloff's revolt collapsed.
q Secretary Lansing exposed unneutr;
action of former Swedish charge in Mexie
Sept. 14-1talians drove Austrians fro
v | Monte San Gabrielle summit. o,
Sept. 15.-Senate passed bill for $l1'SSe
5 ''T Sritish naval aircraft destroyed one &c
g man destroyer and some trawlers near y
p Sept 16.-Prenier Kerensky proclaime
- Sent i7NCosta RIGA broke off relation
= with Germany. .-.,
army SURPRISING soldiers committees.
y, House passed STA. 100000 deficiency WI
- SEPT. 2o-British began great offensi'
- Sept. 2.-Secretary Lansing publisht
ID message of Won Bernstorff to Berlin as
ing leave to spend $4,000 Ito influence co
Costa RIGA severed diplomatic relatio
~ Germany and Austria replied favorab
m | to pope's peace proposal
" Germans broke through Russian line
re Jacobstadt. ~ .
% Sept. 3.-Secretary Lansing revealed
q. tails of Bernstorff's plotting before u.
al entered the war. -
al Sent. 8-Secretary Lansing .disclos
German abuse Of U. s.. protection by co
I'd cealing in Bucharest legation explos1v
and, disease germs after q. s. had tax
10 SEPT. Alderman airplanes raided En-
IN wa War indust tries board and producers
- in half