The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-03
WAR AND PEACE

and Windau to combat the bolsheVlki Jan. 3-President Wilson received in Rome.
 Hoover made head of international re- lief organization
 Poles in full possession of Posen Jan. 4-New Serbian-Croatian-SloVe government formed at Belgrade Bolshevik captured Riga.
 Jan. 6-Civil war between government Berlin; the latter captured the spandau arsenal.
 Jan. 7-President Wilson returned to Paris.
 Berlin rioters forced Gen. Harries to haul down the American flag.
 Ebert faction on top in Berlin after se- were street fighting.
 Jan. S-Trotzky arrested Lenine and made himself dictator in bolshevik Rus Bolsheviki took Wilma from the Poles. Bloody combats in Berlin.
 Jan. 9-Independent socialists set up new government in Berlin.
 Jan. 1O-Republic proclaimed in Luxem- burg, but suppressed at once by the Jan. i1-socialist republic proclaimed in Bremen.
 Count Karolyi made president of Hun Jan. 12-Supreme council of peace con- gress held its first meeting in Paris Spartacans defeated in Berlin. Spartacans gained control Of Constance, Baden.
 Jan. 1s-Many spartacans executed in Bremen in the control of spartacans. Jan. 15-Grand Duchess Marie of Lux emburg abdicated and was succeeded by her sister Charlotte.
 Jan l6-KarI Liebknecht and Rosa Lux emburg killed in Berlin. Jan. 17-Counter-reVOlutfon broke out tn% Petrograd and bolsheviki began retreat eastward from Esthonia.
 Armstice granted Germany extended one month. Jan. 1S-Interallied peace congress for mally opened H'
 Jan. 19-Bolshevists captured Kiev. Polish coalition cabinet formed by Pa derewski.
 German elections resulted generally fa- vorably to the majority socialists Jan 20-Whte Russia proclaimed its union with the Russian soviet republic. Jan. 2l-Bolshevikt badly defeated in northern Russia.
 Jan. 22-Allied supreme council asked to conference at the Princes islands. Sea of Marmora
 Jan. 25-American troops forced to re- treat from Shenkursk, northern Russia. Peace conference adopted plan for Czechs captured oderburg from the Jan. 26-President Wilson visited the Chateau Thierry and Reims regions. Feb. 1-Plan of giving German colonies League of Nations adopted by supreme Feb. +Fighting between Czechs and Poles stopped by order of supreme council Americans defeated bolsheViki at VistaV ka, northern Russia. German government troops bombarded Bremen and elected the Spartacans. Feb. g. German national assembly Feb S-Russian anarchists evacuated Feb. s-Polish constitutional assembly Feb 11-Friederich Ebert elected presi- dent of German republic and Philipp Scheidemann made premier
 Feb 12-Republican revolt in Roumania; King Ferdlnand slightly wounded. Feb 13-Draft of League of Nations plan completed and adopted by commits Gen. Denikine's anti-bolshevik army soviet army and taking s1 .oOO prisoners. piie s Feb b-President Wilson sailed for State of siege proclaimed in Bucharest, Roumania. Soviet army started big attacks in Els thonia and Livonia.
 Feb 16-Germans accepted new terms tor renewal of armistice. under protest Feb S-Premier Clemenceau shot in Shoulder by an anarchist.
 Governments of Siberia, Archangel and Southern Russia formally rejected the Feb 21-Premier Kurt Eisner and sev- eral other members of the Bavarian gov ernment assassinated
 Feb. 2-President Wilson landed in Bos- ton and spoke in behalf of League of Ma ttons plan.
 Republic of Baden proclaimed at Mann Feb. 25-German radicals started new
 
 March 2-Germans renewed attacks on March 5-President Wilson sailed for Paris.
 March eMany spartacans summarily executed in Berlin after bloody battles. March lS-Pres1dent Wilson landed in March 1s-Ukrainians captured Lemberg from Poles. March 22-Count Karolyi, head of pro- V1stonal government of Hungary re- signed. and new government proclaimed Russian soviet government.
 March 23-Czech army marched against Hungary.
 Siberian and north Russian forces formed junction at Ust Kozva.
 March 25-British Secretary of War Churchill announced Egypt was in vir- tual state of insurrection.
 March 26-Czech and Italian troops in Pressburg and Raab, Hungary.
 March 31-General strikes and fatal riots In Berlin and other German cities; strike riots in Frankfort
 April 2-Anti-bolshevist railway strike in Petrograd region.
 in Munich.
 Antanas smetonas elected president of Lithuanian republic.
 April 7-Ukrainian soviet troops captured Odessa.
 General strike in Magdeburg followed April 9-Government troops regained possession se; So G of Magdebgrg and Essen, seat of League of Nations .'''0' ''I0Se" AS American engineers reached Murmansk April 15-Cen. Haller's Polish divisions left France for Poland
 April 16-Libau seized by German troops and Lettish provisional government over thrown.
 April 17-First bolshevik army. on the Pripet, surrendered to Ukrainians
 April 1S-Soldiers' council took control of Vienna.
 April 19-Reds put to rout in Vienna. April 20-Evacuation of Sebastopol by allies announced.
 April 21-Victory loan campaign opened in U S.
 Ukrainians took Kiev from bolsheviki April 24-President Wilson declared Italy could not have Plume. and the Italian delegates abandoned the peace confer ence.
 Mexico declared it would not recognize the Monroe doctrine, and withdrew it's minister to France.
 unanimously adopted by peace confer April 29-German peace envoys reached Versailles.
 April 30-Peace council decided dispute over Kiau-C Chau in Japan's favor
 May 2-Most of Munich taken by gov ernment troops
 May 4-Wilson, Lloyd George and Gle menceau invited Italy to return to peac conference, promising to give her Plume after two years
 Surrender of Hungarian soviet govern, ment announced.
 May G-Complete peace treaty adopted by allied delegates.
 Great Britain recognized independenct of Finland.
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