The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-23
HAMBURG NEWSPAPER GIVES
 CHRONOLOGY OF WAR FROM
 VIEWPOINT OF THE GERMANS

The developments of the War from q German standpoint are given in 9 supplement of the Hamburger Fren- denblatt just received in New York. The develop ments are chronologically. arranged from the date of the pres entation of the Austrian uitimatums to Servta. up to Sept. 21, when the Germans and the Allies were still battling around the Aisne River in France.
 It is interesting to note that the Kaiser is declared to have been at the front as early as Sept l. when he was reported on the battlefield esby the side Of the Grown Prince. [
 Here is the German enron ology of the events of the war as translated from the Hamburger Fy ndenbIatt:
 July 2s---Austria hands servia- lul- umatum.
 July 25-Austrfa declares war on Servfas
 July 2s Bombardment of Bel grade begun.
 July S1-Gernany sends ultima t1drn to Russia to stop further mo- bilization; inquiries attitude of French Government.
 Aug, 1-Germany and France mo- bilize;; Russian troops cross boun- dary at BfaIa and J Jo1aannisb urg
 Aug. 2-Germany occupies Luxern- burg to defend it's railways; French aerop1anes throw bombs in the vicin- iity of Nuremburg; cavalry skirrnishes at Eydtkuhnen and ! Johannisburg: diplomatic relations between Berlin and. St. Petersburg and Vienna and St. Petersburg are broken off
 Idbau Rombarded.
 Aug. s-cruiser Augsburg bonn bards Libau the Goeben and Bres1au bombard Algerian harbors; ultima tuTn to Belgium: German troops oc- cupy Kalisoh and other border towns; small French divisions cross AIsation frontier.
 Aug. 4-Kaiser opens the war ses- sion of the Reichstag; war credit of 5, ,Ooo, ,0oe, 900 marks granted; Eng land declares war against Germany; German troops march into Belgium Turkey closes the Dardanelles and the Bosporus.
 Aug 5-Ruasian cavalry brigade thrown back at SoIdau.
 Aug 6-Austria. declares war against Russia: the Germans invest Brien near Metz: the cruisers Goeben and BresIau dash through enemy s fleet at Messina-
 Aug. 7-The Germans storm Leges British occupy Lome in the Togo IsI- ands; auxiliary cruiser Koenigen Louisa sunk off the mouth of the phion: the Amphion destroyed by a. mine; Montenegro declares war against Austria.
 i Aug. s-French forced back from AAltkirch to Belfort-
 Aug 9-Four thousand Belg1ans captured at Ldege: Russian cavalry brigade defeated at Bialla; Austria l invades Russian Poland
 Aug. 10-German troops near Muelhausen force the retirement of a French army corps; Russian cavalry division driven back across the bor- der at Edytkuhnen; Austrian fleet bombards Antivari; Austria declares war on France.
 Take 700 French Prisoners Aug. 12-French brigade defeated with loss of TOO prisoners at Lagarde; l Russia urgently requests Bulgaria to i aid Servta, but Bulgaria declines. Aug. 13-The German Embassy in ] St. Petersburg is destroyed; Austrfans l advance in Poland and TOO Russian soldiers desert; England declares war on Austria in the name of England and France; British cruiser takes tntrty-fiye Germans from Dutch steamer as prisoners of war; English invade German East Africa
 Aug. 1.-The German Governm ent notifies France and Belgium through a neutral power to stop the cruelties of their franc-tireurs; battle is 1 fought in the yosges
 Aug. 15-Russian torpedo boat de- 1 stroyer sunk at Hango with ninety men.