1. The Italians on the Isonzo report the capture of 14 fortified mountains and 27,000 prisoners.
3. The Germans occupy Riga, evacuated by the Russians.
8. United States department of state publishes text of messages of Count Luxburg, German charge d'affaires at Buenos Aires, to the German foreign office in Berlin. These were sent by the Swedish legation in Argentina to the Swedish foreign office in Stockholm as their own official messages. They contained the recommendation of Count Luxburg that Argentine merchant ships should either be allowed to pass the blockade or else be "sunk without a trace" (spurlos versenkt).
14. The Italians capture Monte San Gabriele.
Russia proclaimed a republic, with Kerensky premier.
21. The Germans on the Dvina capture Jacobstadt, and repulse the Russians on a 25-mile front.
26. The British, attacking the German lines near Ypres, capture Zonnebeke.
28. The British in Mesopotamia take Ramadie, capturing the Turkish army under Ahmed Bey.
29. The Italians take important heights on the edge of the Bainsizza plateau.
“If we would hold the true course in love, our first step must be to turn our eyes not to man, the sight of whom might oftener produce hatred than love, but to God, who requires that the love which we bear to him be diffused among all mankind, so that our fundamental principle must ever be, Let a man be what he may, he is still to be loved because God is loved.”
–Calvin, Institutes