PART XV _Miscellaneous Provisions_ 'Germany undertakes to recognise the full force of the Treaties of Peace and Additional Conventions which may be concluded by the Allied and Associated Powers with the Powers who fought on the side of Germany, and to recognise whatever dispositions may be made concerning the territories of the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, of the Kingdom of Bulgaria, and of the Ottoman Empire, and to recognise the new States within their frontiers as there laid down.' An agreement about to be made between France and Switzerland and a recent agreement between France and Monico are formally recognised. Provision is made for the continuance of the work of German missions in transferred territories under the control of trustees appointed by the Allied and Associated Governments. Another provision ensures the acceptance by Germany of the rulings of Allied Prize Courts. INDEX NOTE:--This Index should not be used by itself: reference should always be made to the Chronicle. Ap = April Au = August D = December F = February Ja = January Je = June Jl = July Mh = March My = May N = November O = October S = September The number following the month-letter indicates the year, e.g. 17 S 5 = 17th September 1915. [_To avoid splitting up the fighting in the Balkans under different headings, all military operations_ south of Nish _are classed under_ MACEDONIA, _with the exception of Albania_.] Abercorn, Germans driven from, 1 Au 5 Ablain captured by the French, 29 My 5 Abo, Germans land at, 12 Mh 8 _Aboukir_, H.M.S., sunk, 22 S 4 Achiet-le-Grand capt. by British, 23 Au 8 Achiet-le-Petit capt. by British, 21 Au 8 Acre captured by British, 23 S 8 Adamello Glacier, Italian successes on the, 11 Ap 6, 29 Ap 6, 26 My 8 Addison, Dr., becomes Minister of Munitions, 10 D 6 ADEN PROTECTORATE:--invaded by Turks, 12 F 5; they capture Lahej, 5 Jl 5 Adrianople, air-raids on, 14 Ap 6, 2 S 7 Adriatic, swept by Allied fleets, 16 Au 4 ----, naval action in the, 15 My 7 (_see also_ Cattaro, Durazzo, Pola) AFRICA: see EAST AFRICA, SOUTH AFRICA, SOUTH-WEST AFRICA, CAMEROONS Agagia, a battle at, 26 F 6 Agnello Pass capt. by Italians, 10 Je 7 Air Board constituted, 18 My 6 ---- Ministry announced, 16 O 7 ---- Raids: _see_ under the towns raided, and under ZEPPELIN RAIDS Air-raids on the S.-E. Counties, 5 Je 7, 3 S 7 Aisne, 1st Battle of the, 13-28 S 4 ----, 2nd Battle of the, 16 Ap-20 My 7 ----, 3rd Battle of the, 27 My-2 Je 8 ----, a French attack on the, 23 O 7 Akaba, the Turks driven from, 22 F 5 Akhlat captured by Russians, 19 F 6 Ala captured by Italians, 27 My 5 Aland Is. occupied by Germans, 5 Mh 8