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Evening star., 1914-08-21
RUSSIAN COUNT IS WOUNDED.
Son of Ambassador to England Shot
in Shoulder on Frontier.

LONDON. August 81 q is amy
Count Won Renckendorff. Russian ambas-
sador in London. has received a telegram
which states that his youngest son,
Count Peter Won Benckendorff. was
slightly wounded in the shoulder while
fighting with the Russian forces on the
German eastern frontier. He Is now in a
hospital at Wilma.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

The sword which he had allowed to
remain In its sheath decade after de-
cade. and which he now drew, must de-
eide. He declared it could not be sheath
ed again without victory and honor This
war found the nation trusting in AL
mighty God and remembering the glo-
rious days of old.
The commander Of the regiment re-
newed the oath of loyalty and proclaim
ed the regiments unquenchable thirst
for victory.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
KAISER TOREFUSE
JAPAN'S DEMANDS
Toxic So Hears and Is Quietly
Preparing for Even
Qualities.

TOXIC. August 21-Japan is quietly
preparing for eventualities, following the
expiration next Sunday of her ultimatum
to Germany demanding the withdrawal
Of Germanys warships from the orient
and the evacuation of Kiaochow.
According to information received in
ofncial circles in London and transmitted
here. Emperor William has ordered that
resistance be made to the last to Japan s
attempts to oust Germany from kiao-
chow.
The strictest prohibition has been
placed on the publication Of any infor-
nation concerning the movements of
Japanese ships and troops. All corre-
spondence is censored and the newspapers
are closely watched.
No Anti-German Feeling.
where personal effects are being packed
for shipment. are the only actual indi-
cation OF what the answer of Germany
will be. Meanwhile. notwithstanding the
Emost sensational reports of the treatment
Of japanese il Germany, there is no evil
Idence of anti-German feeling here. On
the contrary, the authorities have given
'notiec that al Germans remaining In
Japan must be treated courteously.
| German professors are expected to re-
main at their posts unless they are need
ed for service at home.
The war and navy departments are pre-
pairing for move on Kiaochow. where
contrary to current reports. the fortifca.
tions are really formidable. Since the
outbreak of the European war thousands
of Chinese coolies have been employed ir
strengthening these defenses. 1t is be-
lieved here that the taking Of Kiaochow
will not be an easy task.
Surprised at q. 8. Press.
The japanese newspapers and leading
Evening star., 1914-08-21
AUSTRIAN ARGOS DROP BOMBS
UPON MONTENEGRIN FORTS

PARIS, August 21.-A dispatch to the
Hayas agency from Rome says the ad-
vance of the Montenegrins in Bosnia
continues.
The dispatch adds that Austrian aero
planes Wednesday few over the noun
tains and dropped bombs OF the Monte
negrin forts The bombs. however, did
no damage.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

In an engagement between Montene-
grins and Austrians in Bosnia the latter
suffered 200 casualties.
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. sent from Vienna under yes
terday's date. says that the Austrian gov
ernment has issued final call to arms
for all able-bodied men from the ages Of
twenty to forty-two years.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
PRUDENCE TO QUIT BRUSSELS
SAYS BELGIAN CABINET MEMBER

The Belgian army has not sufficient
cavalry to engage and repel the vast
curtain of German horsemen which
covers the two banks of the river
Meuse and which is advancing toward
Brussels. The capital was exposed to
sudden raid, and 1t was simple pru-
dence to retire."
Evening star., 1914-08-21

PARIS, August 21.-The Temps this
afternoon publishes an explanation of
why the seat Of the Belgian govern
ment was transferred from Brussels
to Antwerp. The statement, credited
to an anonymous member of the Bel
gian cabinet, is as follows:
Evening star., 1914-08-21

rlgible disappeared over the German
frontier
Another Zeppelin few over Mas
tricht last night and followed the road
to Meeren, afterward disappearing.
German aeroplanes also have been
seen in several directions scouting over
Holland
Evening star., 1914-08-21
No Postponement Of Exposition.

Answering inquiries received from
foreigners in European countries, Sec
retary Bryan has officially stated that
the Panama Pacific exposition in San
Francisco, 1915, will be held as an
nounced. So far none of the European
countries who declared their intention
to exhibit at the fair has Withdrawn.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
GERMAN AIR CRAFT OVER HOLLAND
FIRED UPON BY DUTCH SOLDIERS

AMSTERDAM. via London. August 21
(s:45 p.m.)-Notable activity is evil
dent among the German air craft which
fly frequently over Holland.
A Zeppelin. following the course of
the Rhine, passed over Zevenaar today,
Dutch soldiers shot at it and the di-
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Prince Frederick William Killed.

LONDON, August 21.-The Cologne
Gazette confirms the report that Prince
Frederick William Of Lppe was killed
before Liege
Evening star., 1914-08-21
ANTWERP, STRONGLY FORTIFIED,
PREPARES STUBBORN DEFENSE
French and British Warships Bombard Austrian Port
German Fleet Strikes Libau-Austria Calls
All Men to Arms.

LONDON, August am-The Germans have at last
occupied Brussels they reported be making
report the French have ecapred Mue
After eighteen of fighting it is declared there
troops SOIL German and
advance movement under way
"The most shock in history will Belgian
soil according military when the great armies of
Auans the side and the allied troops OF
the other close contact
the place where the decisive
permitted the censor but the general
army declares itself confident of fighting under
auspices for its forces.
NOT SHOT FIRED AT BRUSSELS.
Not by Bgans when entry into Brussels
yesterday Of German cavalry This
guard reported to be followed today by strong
column of German troops encamped in the vicinity.
departure Belgian from the capital
and abroad.
The temporary capital of the country Antwerp whittier the Bel
gans retired understood be strongly fortified and mill
declare the preparations for its defense extend
while has been provoned for long
siege.
digible night number Of projectes
cavalry Belgium causing excitement
Despite the fire of the the air craft returned safely to the
French lines
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF.
Teegrapc communication between England and Brussels
entirely today and dispatches accepted for
place the Belgian provinces Of Lmbrg Lege Naur Luxe
burg Antwerp except for the city of Antwerp
Yesterday about the date whe according the forecasts
many other military writers in Europe the Ger
troops appear before the walls of Paris
According French official advice is the Germans inten
pass their France by the Brussels road The
naturally silent but there
they quite well of the difficulties of this
their opponents
On the German army corps
battle developing front of nearly
miles and according French statements nothing heard
from the German side.
impenetrae operations
battle where main French army
operating in the fighting.
advance Prussia apparently
miles between Sauponen and Lyck but the Rus
have yet gained much German ground.
heard of the Austrian operations present,
Austrian eontngents moving along the Rhine
meet French advance in Alsace.
AUSTRIAN SEAPORT BoMBARDED.
French warshps bombarded and greatly damaged
Cattaro, Austrian seaport, Wednesday,
Russian Baltic badly damaged during
according
Swedish The inhabitants panic-stcken
warshps reported have destroyed the hbor
works at Hango, Finland.
Confirmation has been received Of the that Will
ordered resistance effort that Japan make
seize Kiaochow.
Japan making active preparations view of the approaching
Sunday of the time limit of her uaum Germany
expected she will Kaochow the German pro-
tectorate in China
AUSTRIA CALLS ALL ABLE-BODIED MEN.
csl affecting all ableboded from twenty
has been issued the Austrian
rough riders has been formed in Paris
by the French ministry
Pope Plus will be made
bring about It stated that when the conclave
Evening star., 1914-08-21
PLANS FOR MASSES
FOR POPE Plus X
Special Services Are to Be He'd
in Washington Catholic
Churches.
ST. MATTHEW'S INVITES
THE DIPL OMATIC CORPS
Mass Celebrated Today by Mgr. Rus
sell at St. Patrick's- Church
Draped in Black.

Plans for the celebration of solemn high
mass for Pope Plus Y are being made in
practically all of the Catholic churches
in Washington, and the ceremonies are
expected to take on an impressive char
acter.
Members of the diplomatic corps and
the Catholic clergy today were invited to
attend the special services to be held at
st. Matthew's Church. Monday morning
at 1890 o'clock. at which time Arch
bishop Bonzano will be the celebrant. The
sermon will be by Rev. Walter Elliott,
c. s. p. rector of the Apostolic Mission
House at Brookland, D. C. Other de-
tails in connection with the observance
will be announced tomorrow by Monsig-
nor Lee, pastor of st. Matthews
Mass at st. Patrick's.
The first special mass for the lamented
pontiff was celebrated today at st. Pat
rick's Church. High mass was sung by
Monsignor William T. Russell and the
music was furnished by a mixed choir.
The interior of the church was draped in
black cloth. and streamers of crepe were
placed about the pillars and altar.
In all of the larger Catholic churches
of the city arrangements were made for
similar observances. Announcements of
the special ceremonies are expected to
be made to the congregations Sunday.
Special prayers will be offered up by the
various pastors on that day. All of the
pastors will incorporate in the mass the
three special prayers for his holiness,
while at some Of the edifices the sermons
The period of mourning will continue for
thirty days. The prayers to be offered in
the churches are known as the first ora
ton, the secret and the Pope's COM
munion.
Services May Be Delayed.
Special services in some Of the church.
es will be delayed probably until next
week because of the absence of pastors
and the inability to assemble the choirs.
In some of the smaller churches there
will be difficulty in securing full
quota of the necessary officials for
solemn high mass. These churches. how
ever, will announce some special OBJ
servance with the ceremonies In low
mass.
Solemn high mass for the Pope prob
ably will be held early next week at St.
Aloysius' with the return of the pastor,
Father Mcdonald. who is absent from
the city. The absence Of Father GAvan
of the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart will
time next week. Notice of the services
will be posted Sunday. Rev. James F.
Mackin, pastor of ST. Pauls. will also
post a notice to his parishioners Sun
day.
Catholic officials in this city were in
terested today in the announcement that
Cardinal Gibbons will sail today on the
steamer Canopic for Naples. Cardinal
Gibbons will reach Naples in about
thirteen days. The conclave usually as
sembles ten days after the death Of a
Pope, but If the election is deferred for
few days the cardinal will be in time
to cast his ballot.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

LONDON. August 21.-On Germany's
eastern frontier there has been con-
siderable outpost fighting, which would
indicate that the Russians are COM
pletinS their work OF concentration.
There has ben no serious collision in
this region as yet, however.
Austria is too much engaged with
Russia and with the need of helping
Germany. to make much progress in
her campaign against Servia.
A dispatch to the Exchange. Toe
graph Company from cracow says
that Austrian troops have occupied the
town of Miechow, Russian Poland, after
a stiff fight with Cossacks.
The Austrians surprised a detach-
ment of LOCO Cossacks while they slept.
and succeeded in killing or wounding
400 of them. The Austrian casualties
are given as 40.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Russian Operations.

A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram
Company from st. Petersburg gives
communication issued by the Russian
general staff covering the operations
Of the army from August Is to August
10, in which successes are claimed for
the Russian arms in skirmishes on both
the Austrian and German frontiers.
austrian cavalry which entered
Russian Poland at Kielce. Rijbnfza and
other points, says the communication,
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Fear Contraband Trouble.

The program Of the administration re-
'gardine the ocean traffic, which has been
interfered with by the European war; is
shaping itself very clearly. with the ex-
ception that the naval affairs committee
of the House seems to have found a
snarl that may prevent the House from
voting q heavy majority in favor Of the
merchant marine bill.
The bill to allow foreign vessels to en-
Evening star., 1914-08-21
WEATHER.

Thundershowers and somewhat cooler
tonight: Saturday fair. with gentle to
moderate west to northwest winds.
Temperature past twenty-four hours:
High. 96. at pm. yesterday; low,
rs, at am. today.
Full Report on Page Thirteen.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

The japanese newspapers and leading
Japanese express surprise at the tone of
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Evening star., 1914-08-21

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Gr06ebcn in WlaiiadlmIetts.

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