Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-01-03

saerlcans made great advance sA soth
sides of the Meuse
Trente taken by Italians
Valenciennes taken by British
Nov. 5.-Trieste occupied by Italians.
Armistice with Austria signed.
Nov: 4Armistlce terms for Germany
fixed by allies.
British captured LIE Quesney in, great
offensive between the Sambre and the
Scheldt
Nov. 5-Americans win fierce battle for
crossing OF the Meuse.
President Wilson told Germany to ask
armistice terms from Foch.
French made big advance, taking Guise
Nov: 6--Great French victory on 1OO-
mile front.
American troops entered Sedan.
Revolution spreading through Schleswig
and other parts of Germany.
Nov. 7-Practically all of German fleet
reported in revolt
German emissaries reached Marshal
Foch to ask armistice terms.
Germans evacuated Client.
Socialist party demanded abdication of
Nov. S-Bavarian diet deposed King
| Ludwig and the Wittelsbach dynasty.
Great advances made by allies on entire
! west front
| Nov. 9-Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated.
Social Democrats in control of govern
| ment in Germany; Ebert made chancel-
Nov. 10-Kaiser fled to Holland.
| Nov. n-Germany signed armistice
| terms, amounting to unconditional surren-
| der, and the war came to a Gloss.
| Bolsheviki defeated by Americans and
| British on the Dvina.
Nov. 12-Emperor Charles of Austria alb
| Nov. Rallied fleet arrived at Constan-
I tinople.
Nov. 1AAmerican and French troops
moved into Alsace.
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Nov; 15-New German government ap-
1 TO GGaR TO Gnr
| many from starvation and anarchy.
| Czecho- o-Slovak republic under Masaryk
as president ratified by national assembly
| at Prague.
| Nov. 16-Belgian troops entered Ant
| werp.
| American troops began march to Rhine.
NOV. l7-British troops started for the
Nov. 1S-President Wilson announced he
| would attend opening of peace conference.
| Admiral Kolchak put in control of all
Russian government at Omsk.
| Nov. 20-Overthrow of Ukrainian govern
| ment by anti-bolshevik forces announced
| Nov. 2l-German feet was surrendered
| Nov. 22-King Albert of Belgium entered
Brussels.
Nov: 2s--American troops crossed the
| Prussian frontier.
Poles captured Lemberg.
NOV. NENorth German states proclaim
| ed republic.
French under Gen. Gourand entered
Nov. 25-s soviets gained upper hand IL
Berlin, but were outvoted elsewhere II
Germany.
Nov. 26-Crown Prince Alexander of Ser
/ bia made regent of Jugo-Slav state.
Nov. 27-Bavaria broke relations witt
Nov. 2s-wilhelm definitely renounced al
his rights to the throne.
Nov. 29.Hungary interned Mackensen'
| army of 1000
| King Nicholas Of Montenegro deposet
by national assembly.
Nov. 30-Lithuania proclaimed a repub
Secretary Lansing, Henry White, Gen
eral Bliss and Colonel House named U
S. peace delegates.
Dec First Of U. S. returning ARM
Dec. 2-Congress reconvened and hear
President Wilson's message and farewell
British fleet arrived at Libau.
Dec. 4-President Wilson ana part,
sailed for France.
Dec. 5-Skoropadski, hetman of tn
Ukraine, killed and that country unde
control of the Unionists.
Dec. 6-Belgian troops occupied Dussel
! dorf on he Rhine
Bloody fghting in Berlin between SO
cialist factions.
| Dec. 8-American troops rushed to Cor
lenz as last German forces crossed Rhine
/ Dec. 9-Former kaiser attempted SUI
eide.
Dec. 10-French army occupied Mainz.
Dec. 12-British troops crossed the Rhin
at Cologne. =,
Dec. 13-American troops crossed u
Rhine at Coblenz.
President Wilson landed at Brest.
Dec. 14-President Wilson received l
] Paris.
Armistice extended to Jan. II.
Kiev occupied by troops of the "diret
tory"
Dec. 15-Gen. Mannerheim elected rt
| gent of Finland.
Dec. 16-Central congress of soldiers an
| workmen's delegates met in Berlin; Llet
knecht and Spartacides defeated.
Dec l7-Polish general staff ordere
mobilization of 10000 men.
Dec. 25-President Wilson ate Christina
/ dinner with troops of American army {
Al occupation.