WAR- CHRONICLE

37
September 21.
Arnry Headquarters report from the West:—Some progress is
being made against the Franco-British army.
Attacks of the French troops repulsed at Senones and Saales
on the Donon in the Vosges.
After destroying Daressalam the small British cruiser " Pegasus "
was attacked and disabled bv the "Konigsberg" at Zanzibar.
September 22.
Headquarters report the capture of the fortified hills of Craonelle
near Rheims, and Betheny.
The forces attacking the line of barrier-forts S. of Verdun
victoriously pass the Eastern border of the Côte Lorraine.
It is officially announced that the submarine "U9" on the
morning of September 22 nd sank the 3 British armoured cruisers
"Aboukir, " "Hogue" and "Cressy" about 20 miles N. W. of Hook
of Holland. Also confirmation that the sinking of the British cruiser
"Pathfinder" in the Firth of Forth on September 5' 11 was due to a
German submarine, " U 21. "
September 23.
Germans take Varennes. The outer forts S. of Verdun bombarded
with marked success.
Victories of the Austrians in Servia.
Sinking of a British tug.
The British submarine "AE1" sunk.
September 24.
Victories of the Austrians in Servia reported from Vienna.
Warrant of arrest for Wetterlé.
September 25.
The barrier-fort Camp des Romains S. of Verdun falls. *
Prince Oscar of Prussia is taken ill.
The " Kronprinz Wilhelm " sinks the British steamer "Indian
Prince. "
September 26.
The outer forts of Verdun cease firing.
A French attempt to outflank the right German wing is repulsed.
England apologizes to Holland for violating her neutrality.