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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28
Fighting Already Has Begun on the Trans
sylvania Frontier, According to
Berlin Announcement
OPENS ROAD FOR RUSSIAN TROOPS
TO MOVE SOUTH ALONG THE DANUBE
Germany Has Declared War Against Rmana and Bulgaria and Turkey
Are Expected to FoIow-Makes Campaign in Balkans
Of Overshadowing Importance.

BERLIN, August 49, via London, 7:o5 pm-Germany has
declared Rumania.
BERLIN, August 49, via London $50 pm.-Fghting has
begun between Rumanian Teuonic the Tansy
frontier the official of indicates
The statement Rumanian have been taken prisoner
BERLIN, August 2S London pm-Rumania declared
AustraHungay Sunday evening" is announced officially
here. The announcement follows:
The Rumanan yesterday evening declared
Austra Hungary
The federal council has been immediate
ing"
LONDON August 2S 27 pm-Germany probably will declare
Rumania within hours after which Turkey
usara expected to do likewise according dispatch from
he Hague to the Exchange Telegraph Company.
The dispatch from The Hague the German council
this morning receipt the declaration Of
against Austria.
The Rumanan legation Berlin being guarded by the police
advices thrown through windows of
e Italian embassy in Berlin yesterday
later from the saws word has been re-
ived from Berlin that the German government will hand his
the Rumanian minister today r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28
Hope to Settle. Irish Question.

LONDON, August 2s. 11:56 am
Strong efforts are to be made during
the parliamentary recess for resumption
Of negotiations for settlement of the
Irish question. according to reports in
Irish political circles. 1t as understood
both the untonist and nationalist lead
srs are inclined to regard these efforts
sympathetically.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28

game, which ended Saturday in the
virtual annihi1ation of the Blue or de-
Tending fleet. Throughout the week.
he said, the weather was misty, and
with visibility rarely exceeding three
or four miles. This condition is char
acteristic of the Atlantic coast at this
time of year, and should be reckoned
with in future plans Of naval strategy.
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28

Berlin Profoundly Impressed.
Italy's declaration Of war against Ger
ANY and the declaration of war by Ru-
mania against Austria Hungary have
tused most profound impression in the
ierman capital. says dispatch from
Berlin. by way OF The Hague. to the Ex-
hange Telegraph Company.
The Berlin newspapers, the dispatch
eds. express themselves bitterly against
;ottlieb Won Jagow, the German foreign
.sinister, and Dr. Alfred Zimmerman. the
Ji:der secretary for foreign affairs, those
ratesmen being considered by the jour-
ais to be partly responsible. for what is
'.clared to be Germany's diplomatic de-
ii.
Political Crisis in Hungary.
The developments in the Balkans ap-
.sr to be causing perturbation in Aus
Hungary. according to advices receiv-
II here from Bern, Switzerland. These
isices say there is a serious political
isis in Hungary. the opposition leaders
having demanded coalition cabinet.
u;lici the emperor has denied
IN addition to all-night sittings of the
hungarian chamber, the dispatches add.
aa Austrian cabinet council sat for eight
hours Thursday and s1x hours Friday
md the Hungarian cabinet for nine hours
Thursday and ten hours Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28
FAIL TO AGREE ON D. c.
APPROPRIATION MEASURE
Senate and House Conferees Give No
Sign of Yielding-Bill May
Fail Entirely.

The conferees of the Senate and House
controversy between the two houses in
the District appropriation bill. The
failure to agree will be reported to the
House tomorrow by Representative
Page Of North Carolina, who has the
bill in charge in the House.
The conferees were in session only
about half an hour today. It soon be-
came evident that the deadlock could
not be broken, neither side giving evil
dences of yielding. So an adjournment
was taken after the decision had been
reached to report for a second time a
disagreement over the controverted
items. The Senate amendment strik-
ing out the House rider Abolishing the
half-andhalf plan was the main stum-
bling block, 1t is understood. The other
main items in controversy are the pro-
posed tax on intangible property and
the proposed reduction Of the price of
gas.
Possibility of Failure Greater.
Following the conference today, the
possibility Of the District bills falling
entirely seemed greater than at any
time heretofore. 1t was said. Much will
depend upon the action of the House
on the report of the conferees tomor-
row. The Senate seems determined to
stand out for its amendments. even to
the extent that the bill may fail unless
the amendments are agreed to.
The whip hand Is with the Senate so
far as the half-and-half plan of appro-
priatine for the District is concerned.
foil
necessary to pass Join resolution con-
tinuing the appropriation law of last
year for the present fiscal year the
half and half plan still will be operative
be changed A failure of the bill, how
ever, would result in postponing many
needed improvements in various depart
ments Of the District government.
To Bring Up Conference Report.
REPRESENTATIVE 7age, chairman of the
subcommittee in charge of the District
appropriation bill on the House side,
will endeavor to bring up the confer
ence report IN the House tomorrow
and inform that body that the House
conferees must report continuance
of the disagreement with the Senate on
the District appropriation bill.
II there is time tomorrow he expects
TOT ask the House to instruct him as to
what its wishes will be as to the re-
tention of the half-and-haB and the
senate amendment imposing tax upon
Intangible personal property and upon
the other matters which have caused a
disagreement.
II the other matters before the House
make 1t impossible to consider the Dis
trict matter tomorrow. Representative
page will ask that the House meet
again Wednesday for the sole purpose
of settling the, District appropriation
bill. Representative Page today init
mated that he did not expect an agree
ment could be reached with the Senate
unless the House should go on record
and express its opinion on the impor-
tant matter ut issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28
.FLEURY ATTACK HALTED
BY FRENCH OPPOSITION
London Claims Further Progress for
the British on the Somme
Front.

PARIS. August %, noon-The Ger.
mans made several attacks on the
French. positions at Fleury last night
but were repulsed. says today's an.
nouncement of the war office
There was further development
Saturday night of the German tactics
observed recently of making scattered
thrustsyal various parts of the front
Three times the Germans attacked the
Vaux-Chapitre wood, northeast of Yer
dun. They also delivered an assault in
Apremont forest, in Lorraine. In each
case, the war office announced they
were repulsed.
Further British Progress.
LONDON, August %, 4:25 p.m-No
large actions on the Somme front are
reported in the official announcement of
today, although the British made further
progress east Of Delville wood.
The British struck a blow Saturday
night in the vicinity of Bazentin-Le-
Petit, some four miles southwest Of
Thierval where the, heaviest fighting
has been In progress recently. A war
Office repo1. says the British took 200.
yards of a German trench and captured
one machine gun.
Berlin Says Attacks Failed.
BERLIN, August %, via London, 5:29
p.m.-British and French troops made
repeated attacks on the German posi-
tions last night in the region of the
River Somme on the western front, SAYS
the official statement issued today by
the German army headquarters staff.
The attacks failed the statement says
partly after hand-to-hand fighting and
partly on account of the German
counter attacks.
A semi-official announcement saws
that between February 81 and 4uly 20
there were engaged in the Verdun sec
tor sixty-six French divisions, nearly
SO0.0Gu men. In the battle of the
Sonme, the announcement says, the
French have twenty-three divisions and
the British thirty-seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-28
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow:
moderate temperature; light northwest
winds.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending pm: Highest. 80. at pm.
yesterday: lowest, Sc. at $40 am. today.
Full report on page eleven.
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Notice for Publication.
Non-Coal
T. - OQhIR

Non-COal
4. :. 09oi3
Department OF the Interior. U. s. Land
ONCE. at Fort sumner. n. NJ. Dec 81, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Francis l..
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1911. made Homestead Entry, No. 09ois. for
WhNEil. and WHSE(. Section ss. Township
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Claimant names as witnesses;
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u s.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
0liidiiA Derlamfen.
3,pci 8ascrploiionem Die seitcrn anf
uffener Strahe itattfanOcn.

Sn bem Mannlo9 DOR Dem Saple
Jtc. 80 @eit Court Strabe, Gas j!i
ben Geitungen Der Union 9as &c glecz
trio 60. fiibrt, erfoIgte geitern lbeno
tura Dor feds llbr gan6 unerpartet
cine grploiion, our9 peI4e Die g1n;e
ytadbari9aft in aufresung geIeBt
unO ciHiae S5duier erl4ilttert uur-
oen 1er 0edel Des Dtannlod5
purbe in tauienO Stiide 5ertriimmert,
ole nad) alien @in6ridtl;nger Sc,
I4leuOert ipurben unD na6oem oieIes
3inOerniB beieitigt mar, i4Oiisn Die
tylaurmenbausbo6 aus Dem God Der.
Dor. 2luf sinsn alarm bin eri4ien Die
Sprisen Gompasnie go. 2. iooann Die
electromagnetic 90. 6, benen es nah
turaer 3sit gslans, bic 5lammen 81
lOi9en unb psiteren S4aben gu per-
bitten. M1rnberbarer @eiie iplroe Bel
Der 4ffaire Qiemanb perleBt.
Oie aneite Gaserploiion erfotgte
Dor bem Sauie gio. 2640 Columbia
4penue uub peruria6te einen Qlarm,
Der BON SprisentOmpagnie So. II be-
antDortet rpurbe, peren Sienite ieooh
ni6t msbr nDtbig paren, ba bas 5euer
bereits erloiden mar. 9ie @rplpIion
purbe babur6 perurIa9t, bab S6er.
lep Steel, 2047 Glabitone Qbe., oer
NIT ieinem gruber Weslep Stesl Dor
oenl aenornten Sallie Itan0, elm
,Streihbol5, nit bem er feline Giealette
anseainbet bate. in ben Riunitein
mari, mo ii9 auseni6einli4 @us, BAG
siHer sufdlIiaen OefFuung entitr0mt
mar, anseidmmelt bate unb bur9 ous
Strei4bol5 gum GrplObirsn sebrahs
uurbe. aud bier iapiisn bic Slant
men bod IN bic S0be unb ebe bic 5eis
ben eri6rodenen iuugsn asute iia in
'Si4erbeit bringen tonnteu, bate
Sberlep Steel ihmer5bafte, ieboh uns
8rdnolpuHben i'm @eIiht
unb an beiben Qugen srlitten. Or
purbe Don fsineu gru5er mad 9auIs
gebrad)t.
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9reisebn 1pbfe
9ab es in Detroit Sci
elmer 3glliiiou amt
iden Rdngirloto omos
tire uno StraBens
bdbnip ddeu.

Detroit, Wi6., l. Cttober.
Srei3e6u perioneu blisten auf Der
StsIe tobt uno 25 ipurtsn me6r ooer
mino.r ihper perleBt, uls am Sonns
tag 2lbsnb cine Rangi,lotrmotibe, biz
,rei 9iitsrpaggous upr iih kri6o0.
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lsstsn gIus bfIesten Strabeu6abn
ragen 6ineinfIbr. Sn bem StraBens
babHpassn bsfonben fia iibsr 80 9erz
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fatrt pom S1nter 6eeriffer.
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burb bic Wutt bes 3uidmmenpralIs
Don ben 9eleiien gebo6eu uno mitfortz
aeriiTen. Inter ben 9aifogieren brad
e;ne furttbare pdnit aus uno iie per
Ia6ten, burd Sbiiren unb 5enitsr aus
Dem @agsn 6erausSuselangen uno a6a
suipringeu. Die meiitsr Der SobteR
tamen unr, aIs fie abifraugen uno
tierbei mrter bic Raber css Sitter
pasens gerietAen.
@m6ulanssu alIer 6oipitdIer Der
Stabt parsn binnen turSem 5ur Stels
le unb bic 8sruneliidteH tpuroen 10
i6nea es anging na9 Den ooipitGIerr
sebpa6t, no ibnen ar3tI,he Silfe gu
g6eil purbe. I'm Mtttsrnatt befanz
ben iib in sinsm SOPHIA aaein 15
unb sin 3ooter.
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.ienet bat. auf ben Straben6abngsz
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Der Detroit 5srminal Railroao 60.
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3 u { II hr.
8eria bt:

Giinbbieb. Ger Oiarft war
belite Iangiam un6 idleppeno 81
oeil Erieien bon geitern. Stoders
ullo Seeoers itebcn nm 25--50c nie6.
riger nls Dor elmer ISOLDE
gtittlere uno iflpere Stiere 500
$700-S,50; 5Ieiider Stiere $3.50
80; auserleiene bis ertra $7.75-
S.25; Sellers $5.00-6.50; altserle.
iene bis ertra S6.75-7OO; aiibc
$4.00-5.25; nuserIeiene bis ertro
S5.50-5.75; Gonners $3.25-4.25;
Mil6fiibe S35-S5; stofers uno
,Seeoers: Stiere $5.OO-6.75; Sci
terS $5.0O-5.50; aiibe $4.25--
800.
guIlen. = Die Gadirage ipar
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ifJrpat.
;Sette gullen $6.35-6.5O; 9olog.
na $5.50-6.25; magere unb Iei6te
$4.00-5.25.
aGlber. = Ger Wtarft mar
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SOC ii6er oenen BON Der porigeu
ISOLDE.
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1850; fair bis quite $9.25-12.25;
oroiudre ulo sroBe $4.00-t1.00.
9 meine. Die 9eahfrage
mar MIR mGBia uno Der Wlarft
idpah. Die Freiie iteben nm 10
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unss- uno ssleiit)eriorten $t0.40-
1850; ausseiudte nlittlere. 100 Biz
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$40; ertra $500.
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50-6.50, orbtndre bis fair $500
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erleiene S9.5o-1o.25: orotndre Biz
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mar $22.45- 1896, am s6IuB
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1857. nm SfluB 1880; fiir Sso-
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1922.
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An siifneu Wlarlt.
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ties tstten ON msiaen ju le'oeu. Eve
e&lsbsetiruasen srsaSen sur@sts ilssns
Derlufs.
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ssew Dorf, 80. September
a,lpier. --Iarft felt.
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3inn. ~ Wlarft itetis.
9lei. - @arft imperdnbert.
SpeIter. - Wsartt itetis.
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gbieago, 80. Gepteulber.

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5112c, am SdltB 511sc.
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Gbicaao. 80. september.


9 hweine.- 8ufubr $4,000.
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gen Breiie; guIf $9.55-10.15;
leifte $9.30-10.30; geuriihte So
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raiibe $9.20-9.40; Sertel $3.50
$40.
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$40; Stoders uno Seebers $500
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50; aGlber IS 25-12.50.
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tommen: rSbemisitOcles pon 9irdus;
rpbilaoelpbia" uup n5innlanb" ,on
2iperpoDl; .Rieutp gmiteroam" BON
Rotteroam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02

finirasr Gut aoaf $3.50; popbsr.O
$3.50; gubebs $40; arunuIirtsr 81,
70; Gonftttioners ~ $40; Ofi
.a' $8.80-6.9O; ,peiBer EXTRA $66o
$40; sytra &c $3.50 per bun0srt
pfunb.
Rofaffts III itsiis. - gl.ip
DrleanS Open aeitie 45-65e; Gan
trifusal 25-34r Der Gallon.
Reis. - 2putFana. Unncn 3eaS
6s-7e; primo 6a-5ae; orbtndyss
4ae; 5apan 6--5ae per pfunh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02

Cincinnati, 80. septenber.
Die nadfoIssnbm Quotirunsen f.
5i.Rn ii4 nur auf gnsros 1rans'
aftioren. Bel tleineren 9eIhdften
p.rSsn etipas b06ere preiis berednst.
propifionen.
! @ 9mala. p<ima Stsam
l4.40-14.5o; Gamilp 14.0O--
14.50.
Isrodensefal5enes IIeii4.
- Sbort clear Seiten IOis, Isl
Tf5ai; ggtra ibori clear seitsn 14a
-151c; tur5e Ripsenititep 14a-
154e; Bellies 16a-173e.
Bacon. Short clear Sei!en
16s-17e; ertra fbort clear Ssikn
15a-16c; hort Rippenisitsn 15n-
l6c; 8eaies 1s-18ac.
Sugar gur.b Jleif1.
Shinten 203-21c; pienic gduIttrn
,S-15ac; Brsatfait Bacon 23-25c;
S9ultsrn In padsten 15-15ac; ylep
yort Gut 15a-16c; trodene Beef
s@iiten 29t 3oae per gfunp.
SibsepSte1tesJIeif4.
Sdinein 17-17te; aDienie G4uI!:tn
12A-134e; Bellies 17a-1sc; Sdlls
tern 133-14ic; S&uIt.rn q. o. Gut
14a-14ae.
Grif1es GIetf&. - S1in,sn
18a-17ae; pienie SfuItern 12a-
13e; Shultern 12A-13e; fort Rips
penieiten 13--13ac; fbort clear rip.
ptufeiien 13l-14e; srtra fbo,t
clear Rippeni.iten 13-13ae; Bellies
Ieidie 1sa-194e, 8sriss, f&nsre
17-1sc.
Webl uub 9etretbe
WstbI. = Dinisr paient $7.75-
500; Winter fanep $725-750;
Winter faulilp $6.75-7.OO; Wint.r
srtra $3.75-6.0O; Wintsr orbindrer
$5.25-5.5O; 6artes Meissn patsut
$8.W-8.25; 5artes Weisen faneb
$7.50-7.75; Sartss W.issn faniIp
s6.00-6.25; Rosaen. Hortbpefun
semiihtes $5.75-5.90. Rossen gitp
reinss $5.75-5.90; Rosssn, gitp &c.
miihtes S5.50-6.75.
Wet3en. - go. 2 rotber Wintsr
81 .559-1.56ac; 30. 3 bo. $1.52-|
1.55; Ro. 4 bo. $1.30-15O.
NELL Torn. - Ro. 2 fpsibes
$500; go. 8 peiBts s8i-89e;
go. 4 peibss 87a-88ae; Ho. 8 bo.
S5l-86ae; go. 6 DO. 82a-84ae.
= Ro. 2 sslbss sss-S9e; Ro. 8 DO.
So -8sle; RO. 4 DO. 86-87e; 10.
8 bo. $3.50; 90. 6 TO. s2-84s.
no. 2 semii9tes ss-s8ae; go. 81
oo. 87i-SSc; go. 4 bo. $3.50;
no. 8 DO. S41-S5ae; glo. 6 bo.
s1a-s3Ae. - M.ibes aoIbentorn.
ss 9Oe: s.l6es aoIbentorn ss-90e;
gsmiiatss aplbeniorn 1886.
Safer. - 80 2 ipeibsr 49a-I
-50c; StaHbarb ipeiBsr 49-49ie; |
no. 8 tpeib.r 4s--4sac; go. a tpeis
Der 47-48e; Ro. 2 semiihtsr 47a |
-4se; Ro. 3 semifdter, .inbtimif&sr |
i61-47e; go. 4 semifatsr az
i5ac.
Rosgen - 30. 2 $1.25-1.27; |
no. 8 $1.20-1.24; Np. A S1.10-l
20; probe 95e-$1.10.
Wbfsfep.
@ertauft tuurbsn 761 8bls. TiT
tiusrs Ginifbeb Goobs auf ber Bats
ION 81. 40 per Oolloue.
Groceries.
Raffee. - Sapa 23--30e; mos
ba 29-30e;; Guatemala fanep 19e;
70. gutter 17ac.
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1rt6 leS
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