Connecticut western news., 1920-01-08

June 1--Rhine republic proclaimed in va. rious cities. with pr. Hans A. Dorten at i It's head.
 June ? 2-Peace terms presented to Aus I June 6-U. S. Senate adopted resolution asking hearing by peace congress Tor i Tree Ireland" representatives | June 16-Allies' replysto German coun- ter-proposals and final. draft or treaty | handed to Germans and seven days al lowed them to sign. .,.,.os .,o I June 18-Presdent Wilson visited the ruins of Belgium. E..-,-
 Russian cruisers Oleg and slava sunk by British warships.
 June 19-Italian cabinet resigned, pelnS l refused a vote of confidence. | June W-German government decided 10 | sign peace treaty and the Scheldemann l cabinet resigned. .s..> g.' ....
 June 21-Gustav Bauer formed new Ger | man cabinet.
 Surrendered German warships at scapa | Flow nearly all sunk by their crews. | Francesca Nitti made premier or Italy. June 22-German national assembly yot- | ed to sign treaty. Allies refused any TUT | ther modification of terms | June 23-German government officially l agreed to sign the treaty. June 25-Bloody rioting in Berlin ana
 June 26-Allies rejected appeal against dismemberment of Turkey.
 June @1Peace treaty with Germany anT egates refusing to sign. .-- | Warfare between Germans and Poles | ceased
 June 29-President Wilson sailed from | France. f
 July 8-President Wilson arrived at New York on George Washington. | July S-German national assembly ratl- fled peace treaty by vote of POS to 115: July 10-Oficial notification Of ratihca- ton of peace treaty by German assembly l given peace conference at Versailles. July u-Trade between United States and Germany ordered resumed by state department at Washington. | n DaG ho O Djemal Pasha, leaders of Turkish gov | ernment during war, condemned to death | by Turkish court martial
 | July 14-Victory parade in Paris marked
 July 19-Great victory parade in London. July 20-Completed text of treaty with
 Terror troops" reported in control Of | Budapest Bella Kun busted
 July 21-British house of commons passed | peace treaty and Anglo-French pact.
 July 29-President Wilson sent Franco | American treaty to the senate. .e
 July 31-Polish parliament ratified treaty
 Aug. 1-Sccialists seized control in Hun gary and Bella Kun and, his communist government fled. t'N Aug. 4Roumanian troops entered Blu | dapest.
 l Aug. 6-Austrian delegates made coun- I ter peace proposals. .. l Socialist government of Hungary over thrown and ArchdulSe Joseph put in power as governor, supported by entente.
 Aug. 10-six bolshevik battalions de | stroyed at battle on the Dvina. l Aug. 17-Four bolshevist vessels sunk l by British fleet in Gulf of Finland.
 Bolshevik driven out of Odessa by Deni- | Kline.
 Aug. 22-Archduke Joseph resigned as head of Hungarian government. | Aug. 25-Two U. s. regiments ordered 1 from U. s. to Silesia
 Sept. 1-General Pershing sailed for | home. '.# h 7".. ..... ..
 Martial law in Munich
 | Sept 2-Final peace terms handed to
 Sept 3-Supreme council ordered Rou- | manians to quit Hungary and restore loot. | Sept. 6-Austrian national assembly vot- ed to sign peace treaty, under protest. 1 Supreme council awarded Spitzberg en | to Norway.
 Sept. 1G-Dr. Karl Renner signed the fpeace treaty for Austria # Peace treaty reported to U. s. senate with suggested amendments and reserva- | tions ...-.E | of Kolchak's southern army, 45,000 men, | D'Annunzio at head of Italian troops seized Plume; other troops. ordered to disarm his men, mutinied.
 | Sept 15-China decreed separate peace with Germany.
 Sept. 19-Peace treaty handed to Bulga-
 Sept 22-Italians busted from Frau by l American marines. who turned town over | to Jugo-Slavs.
 Sept 27-Peace conference ordered ulti- | matum to Germany on evacuation of Lithuania by Von, der Goltz' troops. Oct. 1-Italians and Serbs fought in Spa | lato; 200 killed. ...-E .s..-
 Russian northwestern army began of fensive against bolshevik. l Oct. 2-Fall amendments to peace treaty 1 rejected by the senate.
 French chamber of deputies ratified l peace treaty and treaties with America and Great Britain,
 Oct. 6-Bolsheviki evacuated DvinsIl l after great defeat ...H 1 Peace treaties ratified by Italy by royal | decree. .r ~ l oct. S-Germans and Russians attacked Riga. Oct. 1O--King George signed British rat l ification of German treaty.
 i Oct. ,11-Part of Riga taken by Russo German force and Let's landed at Libau for counter-attack. N ... 1 France ratified the German treaty. | Oct. 13-League of Nations officially | oct. 15-General Denikine announced cap- ture of Orel and other victories over bol- Oct 16-Russian northwest army took Pskov and Tsarskoe Selo. =. | Oct 17-Kronstadt taken by British fleet Oct. 23-BolSheViki recaptured Tsarskoe Selo and Krasnoe Selo from White army
 Oct. 25-Reverses for Denikine and Kol- chak reported.
 | Oct 26-White army resumed advance on | Petrograd E -
 Nov 3-Bolshevik1 recaptured Gatchina from Yudenitch.
 Nov. 7-Lodge preamble to treaty ratif- cation adopted by senate. AS to 40. l Supreme council ordered Roumanian troops out of Hungary at once. | Nov. 13-Senate adopted reservation to | Article x of league covenant.
 Nov, 14-D' 'Annunzio seized zara, Dal- | E1ct.a.
 Nov. 15-Ten drastic reservations tc
 treaty adopted by senate | General Yudentch retreated to Estho- nian border al.d resigned command ot | Russian Northwest army
 ! Bolshevists captured Omsk.
 Nov. 19-Senate rejected ratification ot
 treaty with and without reservations
 Nov. 21-Lettish troops captured Mitau
 from German-Russ army.
 Nov. 27-Treaty of peace with Bulgaria
 signed.
 Dec. 7-Russian bolsheviki offered terms
 of peace to Esthonia.
 Dec. S-Supreme council warned Ger.
 many that allies would denounce armis.
 tice if protocol were not signed
 | Dec 12-Bolsheviki captured Kharkov Denikne's base in southern Russia
 Dec disagreement reached by England
 France and Italy that Italy shall have | Plume; D'Annunzio to hand city over tc
 regulars.
 Dec. 17-Bolsheviki announced capture
 of kieff and Kupiansk. l Dec. 18-German delegates declared Ger
 many could not deliver the 100000 tons o