The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-23

ernment declares the nuIification of all German and Austrian9p patents; the Belgian Queen flees with her chill dren to England; the battles at Kras- nix and Lemberg continue; the Rus sfans retire at Krasnik.
 Sept. 1EDecfsfve victory. of Aus tria. at Krasnik, 10000 men and 200 field pieces captured from the Rus sianss the French fleet bonbards Cat taro; according to American reports troyed by Germans in the mouth of the Humber; the German Grown Princes great victory between Yer dun and Rheims, ten French army corps being driven back and French sorties from Verdun defeateds the Kaiser is on the battle field by the side of the Grown Prince.
 Sept. 2-The Bank of France moves from Paris to Bordeaux: Fur key n1ohiltzes; German aerop1anes fly over Paris Russian military train falls into the Vistula at Ivangorod, 1000 soldiers being drowned; Bel gtans evacuate Meehlin
 Won KIuck Near Paris.
 Sept 3--The La Fere-Laon for tresses captured by the Germans: German forces under Ma5or Gen. yon K1uck near Paris; the seat of French Government transferred to Bordeaux; the English leave Ostend. Sept. nG1E1Ss Occup1Sd5 Ser mans without resistance
 l Sept. 6-French evacuate Rouen
 Sept 6-Maubeuge forts fall; the Kaiser watches the attack on Nancy; cavalry skirmishes take place near Paris: Termonde, in Belgium, is bombarded; the Austrians defeat strong Russian forces at Czernovitz; the governments of the Triple En- tente bind themselves not to make peace Individually.
 Sept. 7lThe German Chancellor declares that the only news the American press gets is the. lies sup piled by Germany's enemies; Mau- beuge surrenders. 10000 prisoners. among them, four generals, and 400 Yield pieces captured
 Sept 8-Battle begins south east of Paris on the line of Auteull-Meaux- Sezanne-Vftry; the Germans occupy Ghenta 5000 Servians taken prisoners in attempt to invade Austria; British cruiser Pathfinder sunk by 9 mine; report received that the British oc- cupied Samoa on Aug 2e. 1 Sept 9-Japanese aerop1anes drop bombs on Tsing-Tau
 Sept. fO-The German army, fight ing. against superior forces between Meaux and Montmira1i, Is retiring; the battle. west of Verdun proceeds favorably for the Germans; the Crown Prince occupies the forts to
 
 Hindenburg defeats the left wing of the Russian army in East Prussia; the enemy, routed completely, is pur- sued toward the Nienen. the Aus Itrians take the offensive at Lenberg.
 Russians Lose at Lyck
 Sept. 11-The 22d Russian army corps defeated at Lyck.
 Sept. 12lGerman and British Ftroops fight in German East Africa and British Nyassaland.
 Sept. 13-Gen. von Hindenburg has totally defeated the Russians in East Prussia and driven them over the frontier, 10, 900 prisoners, about eighty cannon and large quantities of l war material being captured; the number of prisoners of war in Ger many is about 250, ,000.
 Sept 14-A soTtie of three Belgian diVisons from Antwerp defeated; the flying Russian army leaves 15o field l pieces and 1000 prisoners in Ger man hands; at Lemberg the Russi ans have been forced to retreat after a five-day battle, losing 10000 prison CTS and many cannon.
 Sept. 15-Reports from Sweden tell of 8 revolution in India; the small cruiser Hela. sank by a British :subrnarine: to the west a French lines is defeated; Gen. von linden burg has advanced over the Russian side of the frontier of East Prussia: the Government of the Province of Suwalki is under German adminis- tration.
 Sept 16-Reports, of partial sue l cesses between Paris and Verdun during the giant battle in progress received; Japanese torpedo boat strikes a mine at Hau-Chau and sinks; Servians forces which crossed the Save were defeated; a German l hospital division was attacked by French soldiers and the physicians in charge and many wounded were killed
 Sept. 17-Little change reported in tha situation ia> the West bat lndiv1-