July 21—Belief that Government will aid Servia in possible conflict with Austria.
July 24—Cabinet meets; Government will ask Austria to extend time allowed for Servia's answer to ultimatum.
July 25—Army is mobilizing.
July 26—Warning to Germany against invasion of Servia; army manoeuvres countermanded, but Government still hopes for peace.
July 27—Czar warns Germany of general mobilization of army.
July 28—Force masses on eastern border; lights along Black Sea coast ordered extinguished.
July 29—Intervention imminent; prayers for Serb victory; Baltic lights out; Czar summons reservists.
July 30—Germany demands halting of mobilization within twenty-four hours and sends Grand Duke of Hesse to urge peace; war activity in Warsaw; railroads taken over.
July 31—Railway bridge on Vienna-Warsaw line blown up; no reply sent to German note; mobilization order.
Aug. 3—Czar issues statement outlining events leading up to war.