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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - August 11, 1916, Wellsville, New York                                Military Haii - In bad Is the British and In the both the Italians are keeping up strong 1 1n^rnn?MiB|iriiad. gainai the tho Italians have continued the r forces the have way to the feast the captured city V In ol they taKen stroW Aus near Moke San and San M and alao thel town of ' a haAd their In of berdo plateau I I the A beil of prisoners taken In the V 1 1 Vienna the followed the of attacks the i. oX denounced West Indies for i. to made in out witho 1 the 1 4,100 have bi er m the recent In Ir the to capture ot railroad to across fhe of atu 5TStil^ur'Tiave"'cupturcd town of Berlin official that along the front of Archduke larles in Bremen Repert Aug. in the United the submarine nad been on her way to an did 1 In Itie in thei thri merely it was the Bremen had owing to an her 1  EIISHA Represents RailWays tn the Strike LOAD OF DUM City Police Intercept 300 Aug. 11.~A carload of dum-dum bullets was found on the Lackawanna railroad by the police was to proceed from the ch. tho front has been 1 were- of and In the of of - fierce Is still going on en the and on In aerr es has dropped on in the IN at ' refused lo 1 legislative for iby 1st. in Reform to 11.His desire to aid his who was arrested here Qn Aug. 4 by entering the last night caused th of Young of one of the tne of the for to Oh Aug. 4 federal raided a place of business conducted by his Arctic and Hoy was sent lo the The tiid CoWs tq the Cloy on leaving the hospital against the and hurriet to Hoy's place of Whe the loiter returned last he had 1 furnished Goy stretched lifeless on a consigned to a Broadway ior The car SOD 7f ihe totAlling more than 6.6qo.0oo. The the police were three loniE and flattened at y People tb Aader I ka ed iThem tb Remain Away 8uiilvian| and Ito ti ' is to be the of Dr. A M. her division the health disease frofa a M the w cK origini at work by had original Vict dub the fact anb reached the the he from tho until spread York to remain away mountains had a of the health The he from two cases ol Its as wit of tho and he come New York and had been returned there by the health said no had to of said of the New York did not could It was ad miti that the conference a strict quarantine Department such action said they did not believe It of cases were the of health from state butside greater New This the largest number yet a single Cases reported for two days numbered 6, but were reported Monday's No deaths reported In- the announced earlier In the The number of cases In thp state of York was 86G ami the total deaths 79.  N.ewifiundtandfB Face- Minions Due to Wan ' T N. Aug. 11.Newfoundland dealers in cod liver oil estimate they must face a loss of about 'a market this last year Norwegian of this tho price of Newfoundland ran up from 50 big profits this a large number of entered the In this hopes were dashed the British and French governments succeeded In obtaining this year's Norwegian forcing a 50 per cent wit in Report Shovva Second Downward Aug. 11.Tho unfilled orders ot tho United States Steel corporation on July 31 stood at a decrease of 46,866 tons compared of June 30r the monthly statement just tfl the second setback recorded thla year in unfilled ot Uie Since Oie bad a which showed 11. Senator chairman of the denounced as dishonorable the of terms of the treaty for purchase of the Danish West and served notice in the thai he would aak h session ot printed copy got Into the York had boon made by Wilson and the Danish that detail of the treaty 4ent-io the held in until should be disclosed thia treaty to the he did aj dishonorable and ought to be disciplined 8enator_ can have but one opinion of great which comes Iqt JL. United prints the detriment of tho Shortage In Wheat Crop ed to Burden ' Aug. 111.-An advance in the of bread to the consumer bakers and because of tho 300,000,000  "TCirrr  European 150 per cent Increase favors a and would have tTio baking of cent loaves - concensus of opinion among the whope output only exceeds 1,060 loaves a tends to show that than half a cent is now Realized on each i of the i said that the 700)000 members Right lAds AH to double of Russian wheat arc tied up by the Dardanelles VOLCANO ON They Hope ta Adjourn by Sept. 1.  Wnd. Aug. 11After tlie Tom explosion and the car strike New tor of Broadway at 26th street they must be a volcano about to set its It in the caused by short circuit in an Gas in an 18-inch main by and the current in adjoining ening many buildings in the and flooring were ignited and thick smoke tho subway for a considerable in either Sand as well as water was used in the which might lead to early of by the Ke J co-operation in an effort to of pending legislation by leaders who given the hope that their adjournment proposal might be Aug. 11.A to a bureau of safety in the of which took the matter for Republicans led 6y Norris and La refused to be bound by any program which would prevent action upon corrupt Civil retirement and Aug. Fargo 6k ft which will him to deliver an evening still train will be from the a heavy bombardment on left bank of the French took some prisoners in a raid on German trenches 304. - - that a resolution adopted the proposal ahd urging passage of tho favorably by the years had attended n r Thet u nnd change in the waa They were hopeful that and kinds except those relating rail amendment provides should be left the interstate commerce In Auto Crowds Fali Aug. 117Ah Steward was driving auto around he collided a driving a spirited pair of One of into the and in trying get out the ma chine Steward wrenched hla The machine was badly dam 11.Discharges under the dependent provision hayo geen to 319  IN were placed on ' to the department say a number of of this will as there Is steady flow from men who afe needed Rti Go to 8. Aug. 11.The last of South Carolina's guardsmen mobilized by President Wilson's order have left for BI The eaca the 2A-Jgimeiit  the Charleston light tlie field and conference reports be in September at the Ithe maln ou V 80Uliicat<.Qf British of Food or Any Means to OH whose flood 8m,  for new Aug 11.The a party platform was the business before conference here t Aug. 11 Iho for the full value of by John J. the house today without a roll Minor amendments will make a conference A baen made against the by of United Siatt I weather bureau lakea ti 8 p. r 06 Cloudy ' 66 Cloudy York r I Chicago Buffalo Bl New Orleans 9t. Louis Washington I MI M -J 11 l l H 11 82 80 84 90 8^ 76  Cloudy I Clear 4JIotidr ' Cloudy at lir praise to the administration and a denunciation alleged and of republican of In a taken this When the platform be Pentii From In from of and men relief when Uf i the la tB the In thp rolled down the bad the round feet water In to nm were ' At 5,000  food moans Baily Aug. Kate S 2.yeaKld daughter laat who been called the iSUta aa was tho are five  

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