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demand Greek demobilization. 27.--King Constantine orders demobilization of Greek army. 28.--Italians storm Monte Trappola, in the Trentino district. July 1.--British and French attack north and south of the Somme. 9.--Deutschland, German submarine freight boat, lands at Baltimore, Md. 14.--British penetrate German second line, using cavalry. 15.--Longueval captured by British. 25.--Pozieres occupied by British. 30.--British and French advance between Delville Wood and the Somme. August 3.--French recapture Fleury. 9.--Italians enter Goritzia. 10.--Stanislau occupied by Russians. 25.--Kavala, Greek seaport town, taken by Bulgarians. 27.--Roumania declares war on Austria-Hungary. 28.--Italy at war with Germany. 28.--Germany at war with Roumania. 30.--Roumanians advance into Transylvania. 31.--Bulgaria at war with Roumania. Turkey at war with Roumania. September 2.--Bulgarian forces invade Roumania along the Dobrudja frontier. 13.--Italians defeat Austrians on the Carso. 15.--British capture Flers, Courcelette, and other German positions on western front, using 'tanks.' 26.--Combles and Thiepval captured by British and French. 29.--Roumanians begin retreat from Transylvania. October 24.--Fort Douaumont recaptured by French. November 1.--Deutschland, German merchant submarine, arrives at New London, Conn., on second voyage. 2.--Fort Vaux evacuated by Germans. 7.--Woodrow Wilson re-elected President of the United States. 13.--British advance along the Ancre. 19.--Monastir evacuated by Bulgarians and Germans. 21.--Britannic, mammoth British hospital ship, sunk by mine in Aegean Sea. 22.--Emperor Franz Josef of Austria-Hungary, dies. Succeeded by Charles I. 23.--German warships bombard English coast. 28.--Roumanian government is transferred to Jassy. 29.--Minnewaska, Atlantic transport liner, sunk by mine in Mediterranean. December 1.--Allied troops enter Athens to insist upon surrender of Greek arms and munitions. 6.--Bucharest, capital of Roumania, captured by Austro-Germans. 7.--David Lloyd George succeeds Asquith as premier of England. 15.--French complete recapture of ground taken by Germans in Verdun battle. 18.--President Wilson makes peace overtures to belligerents. 26.--Germany replies to President's note and suggests a peace conference. 30.--French government on behalf of Entente Allies replies to
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