The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07
.t9t.R|etl0u. Of
LIQUOR LAWS
For EUROPE

fAstA March "a bill u sans .Ee
epsslss sf ssy 0es~ aTsstiss ss.ss'
liahassts n rsssss Is IN h~ present.
- - Restisnsee ss the opesins
~s1gs fes the ss,isieoheiis ssn--
balGa vhich b hstss lAkss up sss~
~ es00seases sAssssiss,
Here are soos ~ the fsrts ~ith
vhteA sAsy ~ ssyins 10 dsiss hs'as
the 0se1 e euesaiss'
u tha drishiss pis~-. sisssSs co.
sssaishsA uses - sppsssisssd there
~oah ~ ees Tor sssss sresp 81
stghty toAabesaats sf rsssss.
II snos 1lssstess ariskisx pisass
~ - thieAiy Dlseea that shsss -
aes fes esssy ssvesssss ,.-ss.sss
ksv dsiskisg pissss are spsir<-
lss ~ shrosshess ,hs soastss NJ tLs
rate Of sis . aaJ.
Nosv slceAslte asisk. issiadiss
visss. b eeessosA in rrssss than
u ssy oshss ssaiss il the vessa.
II the tega 'ef spisiis Il \ ssst-
osas that esas. .sss. coo ~ossh uAs
dssat IL rsaa<e Aasiss 1911,
''coWpiss~ peeAisi,ios is s-sesd
the stidsss Assoos ot ssy ESsssh
Temperance sesasNs." says iteasi
xehai1s. whe b ,hs ssihos os the
MI ssess 10 eoo~ i.-sos~ the hss.r
II dsSstisA -ssA the ssnss y. sss
hosse ai peoeas y To tosssA The si.-a.
tAg oe aay oev aalonsss ~ setnsiax
u ssass ssv isesssss 90 sop- is N.
rsasss a si0S. - sssne ot sAs pro-
cot artstiaS sasssissheesis fsii ~
esess 10 eaiss fas osh~s ssaxuss. TO
seseUes The ssseasp of assskisS s,ss~s
10 ese Tor Sse lahssi,sslss We stall
so& tsy. hovssss. 10 pssveas the
eesaise q sssesssssis where asiak
10 sns1 Nth sssahs
fiat eves ssch . mild ssli.sieo.
hoeSe 0sossse - shA \ likely so
aess With 1seA opp1sasios In par
iis0eet. How 1iffi.sil Il 10 To rAss
Temperance iestsissioa II vsaavs
0ay bs tsAse1 from ihs Tart ihsi 10
1919 oaiy i3s sss Of see aspa,t..s
veasa IL favor q . miller hsii whish
osisissisa 10 The .-saie and ~ss
twelve Sesss pasiss shsoass the
upper hosse.
I'VE toes. h0vrses. that tho SO.
ssai ess~tloas tAk spsiss viii sas.
ai6ssabiy tscrsass The tsapssasss
voee b the cAa0Aes asA vo ~ q.
saaia1as ~ ~osseeste ooa.pasl,
campaign shspasAosi fsasss. ass.
ias eeeh Political group 10 obtain
frou their easdiAats = declaration
- the Asisk suessSoa asA u possible
p,sdss 10 support saii.aieotsiir
legtslaiioa.
After The pss.ass q the law 1t
pssssot tesoee the hoas~ there arr
tvo oehse peojects which we hope ie
realize 10 coassr q tine. Oae b the
shselats peohibilioa os the sale nj
shsiaths. Official Statistics show
that the eosssaptsoa Of this iiawer.
vhseA seeo1 as 1es.seo litrcs In
1874. hsA lacsesss1 10 -. .sso. .oss
lirss IL 1919. The iscrease of rsin~
IL F1nes duriss reeeai ysass h
learEsly dee 10 sbsisthc driskins.
Oar Dad hossss ssv filled with rina
tics Win would had beea sane and
healthy msa and women bu, for ali.
sinthe.
The second aau-alcoholic aueas.
ure will be for aboiishins tho 'prisi.
lsss' Of spirit distillefs 10 manufac.
ture . quantity Of spirits free frou,
taxatioa for consumption by them.
selves aud their families. The amoun,
Of spirits thus manufactured Is cnor.
NOUS. especially In the cider iistsic:s
such ~ Normandy and Brittany
where ever pcassat y . dissiilcr Of
spirits In = small way. The govern.
ment has NO check whatever On sririi
manufactured under the privilege
and Of course II ID not BY any menps
consumed BY tho distiller aud his
family. II is estimated that " ii,
spirits manufactured under the privi.
lege were taxed at the same rate ~
other alcohol II would bring = rev.
cnus Of at least esS. .o0O, 900.
i. I'VE propose no legislation 1t pres.
ent against the drinking Of wine. In
districts where nothing but wine IL
consumed there Is very little alcohol.
lam. unfortunately Inhabitants Of
the famous wine growing districts OF
France are no longer content to|
drink wine alone. They have sc-
auired tho taste for more pernicious
drinks and At the same time m ore
,sbsinthe Is being drunk each year In
the Midi than In nny other mart Of