French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-02
TIE WORLD WAR


Jan. EPresident Wilson nresan+ed hi
"dy control program to corsNress
r1 1rIlsn hospital ship Rewa torpedoed b
Jan: 6-Premier Lloyd George state
01ta1n.s war aims.
xs+5o5 - o6 3. government began mobiH
OF 100000 workers
q. .. supreme court upheld draft law
sn Sup 90 aF crews mutinied at KieI. XIII
Jan 8-President Wilson stated Amer
~c4s war aims and peace Demands
aS SSn' S-Russ1a and Bulgaria signed sep
Jan. 1o--Central powers wsthdrerv ON,
S ~ genera ERA peace and offered Russia sep
.,d Russia ssh and Germany renewed aznis
Jan. 1-British atrnaen made big sv,c.
ceSstu daylight raid on Karlsruha
:3le sea Oomoarded Yarmouth from
Jan. 1IDaniel Willard resigned aa
AAe 1o OF y. S. war industries board.
Oaroanelles the British sank Turkish
Srhr Breslau and forced the Goeben
; Jan: 2; 2I.British boarding ship 1ouvain
rsS Jan; a a-S5anany ana Austria replied to
Seofge' rejecting the concrete sugses-
Jan. 26-Twelve killed bv exnaoaso, 4,
NeWport naval torpedo station
9dessa captured by the boIshevfki
Jan. ZI-Russian government broke pela-
Italians began offensive be&Teey1 Astaeo
@Hd the Brenta
Roumanians took Kishtnev.
r Saa: S-German air raiders killed q In
Ukratntans defeated bolshevfk trocus In
@1 4tanday battle and took Luts6.
taEi;1e sod Oroke through Austrian Hne.
a;H,;aan1- So-German air raid on Paris; g
Jan. S1-Bolsheviki took Orenburp
,Feo: S-A1hed supreme war council de-
SS.a[ed war must be carried on to Vic
Feb: ~. s. government took over
Feb. 5Franz Won Rtntelen and stx.
SI aHir convicted Cd conspiracy in New
Feb. e-ynfted States TRANSPORT IT'S
Sm naa sunk BY torpedo Off Irish coast; 2O4
Feb; 9Peace treaty between Ukraine
@41 ~ the e. central powers signed
80 EeD; We.Russta declared the war at an
ordered complete disqualification: but re-
1qse e6 70 q slg a1o peace treaty;
son In France and sentenced to death.
Feb; 15-President Wilson put ali for
Eight British submarine chaseTs sunk
~ German destroyers in Dover straits.
.so Fep S, 1SS;GeTman &Viators attacked Lon
Feb - Germans, resumed war ON E.a-
Sla; crossing the Dvina.
Een. ISGermans took Dwinsk and
HeatT. O Sign peSos
Bolsheyik, Don Cossack republic organ
ang committed suicide.
rep NCGernans invested Reval and
landed troops in Finland,
Feb: 2[Germans took Minsk and
Jericho captured by the British.
Eeo: Zz-Senate passed Wilson bin to
Feb. 2S-President issued proclarnatio-
SS1pI 1Eheg government guaranteed price :;
prices varying from 81 at Spokane to 2a
at New York. TN
Feb. 25-Germans captured RevaL
Feb. 28-Americans re2ulsed strong ar.
tack in Chenin des Danes sector with
heavy losses to attackers.
erty loan to open April g.
y. s. troops repulsed raid in Toul Sec
ssor, sunerlng many casualties; German
British cruiser Calgarian torpedoed; a
Russia; SIavs signed peace treaty giv1ns
Turkey big slice of territory
March 4--French delivered surprise
I niow near Verdun' penetrating German
British, French and italian ambassa.
doris asked Japan to take necessary sten,
to safeguard allied interests in Si6eria ep'
British advanced on 12-mile front il
pulsed German attack and took prisoners
President Wilson refused assent to Ian
Russia
Bernard NJ. Baruch named chafrupars a.
the war industries board.
March 6-Roumania signed preltmfnar, !
peace treaty t giving up Dobrudja and CON
March Germany and Finland sAgnet
peace treaty. |
March S-Trotzky resigned aa foralo, !
minister of Russia
British advanced three miles on 1S-mfl,
front In Palestine. |
British repulsed attack on YpreS-Dax.
nude line With heavy losses to enemy.
Eleven killed, 46 injured in air raid on
March 9Nine persons killed In nj,
~ MaFe5 & k Hsstnt' a'rD'ane" r'omO"t
.; E,;nsny sviatorSS attacked Naples. Sever
ID aid Of united stsses 50 to S0f free R R1Se
Irom German control.
March I-Ninety-five thousand drafted
comments March g.
British aviator1 dFoped ton Of enRon
March 1sNGermens seized ODESSA.
March 14-American Rainbow dfvisioB
occupied trenches IA Luneviila sectoI
oeTmanent. advance by Americans N
March 15-GerTnans repulsed with heavy
Oss 70 Flanders by British.
AN-RuSsian congress Of SOrietsEat Mos.
sow ratified German peace teRra
March 1S-Auied supreme council
ians and Roumanians and ref 8u Ho s.
the peace treaties
March 19@American destroyer Manlsy
Ollided with British war vessel: rs kiIIed
March 2O-Amerfca and Great Brftaip
eized 100000 tons OF Dutch shipping.
March N-GerEnans opened heavy at
9ck on British lines north Of St Quentin
March 22-Great battle IN France CON
sfued, Germans falling to break British
he; both sides sustained heavy losses
british IN Palestine crossed the Jordan
March 23-British fell back from Ave ID
en- miles, their lines stu unbFoken: esd.
mated casualties, German, $4,000; British.
% 00Qk French and American troops :
rought up TO support British
Paris shelled by new German gun from r
dgtance Of rs miles. :
March Germans took Bapanme t
gesl0 aHi GufscAf6 q
March 26-Brftish destroyed entire Turn
<mys near Hit, Nosopotarnis-
March N-Gerncans took Albert ane