The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-23

French headquarters; the English destroyer Bultsink sinks as a. result battles in Montenegro with heavy losses to the Montenegrins.
 Aug. 17--R ussia ans defeated at Stall Iuponen in East Prussia; over 5000 Russians are captured and six ma schine guns taken.
 Aug. 18+GeTrnan troops occupy Mlawa in Russian Poland; the sub marine U-15 sunk by British; the cruisers Straslsund and Strassburg sink an English submarine and dam age two destroyers; King Albert of Belgium escapes bomb attempt on his life
 Aug. 20-Victorious battles in Bel gum; Japan sends ultinatun1 4f to Germany; great victory of Germany under Crown Prince Rupert of Ba- varia between Metz and the vosges. over 10000 French being captured and more than fifty field pieces taken; German victory at Tirlemont from the Caucasian mountains reports of a revolution against Russia. are re- ceiyed; Austrian victory at Krasnik in Russian Poland.
 French Beaten at Longwy
 Aug. 23-The German Crown Prince defeats the French army at strong French forces across the Luneville-Blanont 1ne;5 5000 Rus slams captured in battle at G11rnbfn- -Insterburg line; Russians forced back; Austrians defeat Servians.
 Aug. 24-Germany refuses to coEn- ply with terms of Japanese ultima tllnn; Duke Albert Of Wurtem burg defeats with heavy losses the French army across the Sofnme; at Mau- bauge an English cavalry brigade de- feated; the Russians advance again toward Staluponen- -Insterburg line.
 Q E FxT,1 fr,TT N .551:..g nat1c relations between Japan and Austria severed; Austrians advance victoriously on both sides of the Vis- tula against Radon. At Krasnik two Russian corps defeated and B.. GOO Russians defeated at Nova Silet-. Yina; English moratorium extended until Oct. 4.
 Aug. 26--In a emi-officiaI state ment Italy declares her neutrality.
 Aug. 27-Longwy captured; Alsace cleared of the enemy; the small cruis- CT Madgeburg runs aground in Guif of Finland and is blown up by her comm ander; Prince Luttpold of Ba- yaria dIess new Ministry formed in Russia
 Aug. 28-Report from western headquarters that German army has irresistibily= advanced on the whole line from CambraI to the south voages; at St. Quentin the English forces, though strongly re-enforced by French troops, were decisively de- feated; German troops cross the Mouse at Messieres; French noun taineer troops driven out of the Vos- ges to the east of EpinaI; between the VistuIa and the Dnfeper the Aus trfans advanced Victori ousIy on a front of 400 kilometres; the German Imp Society begins it's campaign against sociaIistic influences; sea battle at HeHgoland; the small crl1is- CT Ariadne and the torpedo boat " 187 are defeated by the overwhelrn- ing force; the cruisers Mainz and KoIn are destr royed.
 ManonyiIIer Falls.
 Aug. 29-The French fortress at ManonviIIer falls; at the battle at Tannenburg in East Prussia, five Russian army corps and three cavalry divisions are defeated and forced to retire across the frontier betw cen GiIgen burg and Orte1sburg; 90OOO Russians and immense quantities of munitions captured; revolution in Odessa, reported.
 Aug. 30-The Grown Prince cap tured Montmedy and the Duke of Wurtemburg captured Les AybeIles; battles fought at the Aisne and at Comb1es; the Germans occupy Com piegne, eighty kilometres from Paris.
 Aug 31-English troops occupy Ostend; Germans occupy Givet with the help of the heavy Austrian au. tana0hj1a battsr1sas tha British Gas-