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red by Foch. Aug. 4--Americans take Fismes. Aug. 5--American troops landed at Archangel. Aug. 7--Americans cross the Yesle. Aug. 16--Bapaume recaptured. Aug. 28--French recross the Somme. September 1--Foch retakes Peronne. Sept. 12--Americans launch successful attack in St. Mihiel salient. Sept. 28--Allies win on 250 mile line, from North sea to Verdun. Sept, 29--Allies cross Hindenburg line. Sept. 30--Bulgaria surrenders, after successful allied campaign in Balkans. October 1--French take St. Quentin. Oct. 4--Austria asks Holland to mediate with allies for peace. Oct. 5--Germans start abandonment of Lille and from Douai. Oct. 6--Germany asks President Wilson for armistice. Oct. 7--Americans capture hills around Argonne. Oct. 8--President Wilson refuses armistice. Oct. 9--Allies capture Cambrai. Oct. 10--Allies capture Le Gateau. Oct. 11--American transport Otranto torpedoed and sunk; 500 lost. Oct. 13--Foch's troops take Laon and La Fere. October 14:--British and Belgians take Koulers; President Wilson demands surrender by Germany. Oct. 15--British and Belgians cross Lys river, take 12,000 prisoners and 100 guns. Oct. 16--Allies enter Lille outskirts. Oct. 17--Allies capture Lille, Bruges, Zeebrugge, Ostend, and Douai. Oct. 18--Czecho-slovaks issue declaration of independence; Czechs rebel and seize Prague, captial of Bohemia; French take Thielt. October 19--President Wilson refuses Austrian peace plea and says Czecho-slovak state must be considered. Oct. 21--Allies cross the Oise and threaten Valenciennes. Oct. 22--Haig's forces cross the Scheldt. Oct. 23--President Wilson refuses latest German peace plea. Oct. 27--German government asks President Wilson to state terms. Oct. 28--Austria begs for separate peace. October 29--Austria opens direct negotiations with Secretary Lansing. Oct. 30--Italians inflict great defeat on Austria; capture 33, Austrians evacuating Italian territory. Oct. 31--Turkey surrenders; Austrians utterly routed by Italians; lose 50,000; Austrian envoys, under white flag, enter Italian lines. November 1--Italians pursue beaten Austrians across Tagliamento river; allied conference at Versailles fixes peace terms for Germany. Nov. 3--Austria signs armistice amounting virtually to unconditional surrender. Nov. 4--Allied terms are sent to Germany. Nov. 7--Germany's envoys enter allied lines by arrangement. November 9--Kaiser Wilhelm abdicates and crown prince renounces throne. Nov. 10--Fo
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