CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
Aug. 8—British seize Port Lome, Togoland.
Aug. 9—French are in Togoland.
Aug. 26—Germans surrender Togoland.
Aug. 28—German troops attack Belgian Congo.
Sept. 10—Germans defeated by British in Nyassaland.
Sept. 13—Germans occupy Karangu, British East Africa.
Sept. 15—British defeat Germans in Namaqualand.
Sept. 18—Germans defeated by garrison of seven British at Nakob.
Sept. 22—Germans repulsed in attack on fort in Voi district.
Sept. 24—Germans at Schuckmannsberg surrender to police.
Sept. 25—Australian force takes German New Guinea.
Sept. 26—French seize Coco Beach, Kamerun; British occupy Luederitz Bay; Germans raid Walfish Bay.
Sept. 28—German Congo seized by British and French.
Oct. 13—Detachment of Boers under Col. Maritz rebels because of the pro-British stand taken by the Government of South Africa; martial law proclaimed in colony; British imprison Germans in British East Africa and Germans imprison British in German East Africa.
Oct. 14—There are but few men in the Maritz rebel force; silence of Boer leaders is found disquieting in England.
Oct. 15—Col. Brits's force captures eighty rebels under Col. Maritz; Gen. Botha takes field; prominent men arrested on charge of treason.