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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17
ni4t angsgebsn, unb es 1T audi ni4t
6etunnt, o6 ober tpie tart Der 6ritt4e
Qdmpfer beI4d0igt tporOen 1T.
6eftige 2lngriffe ber Mai'
irtea inn lSeftem abge'
f6lagen.
Die 8iuKen aus iueiteren goiitioneH
IN Galisien Dertrieben.
Seit benz l. sunni bat bic
glrmee Des 9enerals
BON Wladenier mebr
ais 10000 8efun9ene
ner1l d d I.

7 ''' " VI
Berlin, 16. SUM-. Der am Wtitt@
mod pom groBsn 9auptquartier Oers
DfRntli6te off3isGe 8sriat iiber Die
neueiten GreigniFe auf Dem &rtsSss
i6auplaB lautst lpie folgt;
@eItliAer ariegsi4auplaB: rA's
golge Der Rteberlage Der RuiIen Jrtt'
fen bic Gran8Ofen uno griten rpteOsr
uiele quntte an uHierer iDeitlttFn
JrOnt nit groben 5ruppenmaiIen an
Den griten seIang es, unIere GIn's
in Der 0d6e Don Ypern, norOlta BON
9eQeparbs, ettpas 3uriit8uordngen.
Die S6la6t 1T bort nod i'm 9ange.
s3nei Qngriife, Die Don pier brtt:@
Iten 0iDiiipnen 3pii4en Der SitOtres
rqa goFee GbauFee uno oem ga 8dllse
&anol gema8t purbeu. fn0 na4 iebr
6eftisen aGmpfsn oolitdnoig dbge'
I8lageu pOrben. Der 5einO erIttt Isbr
I6pers 9srluite unO leb mehrere Utaz
I6inengei6iibe nuo gOm6enIperfsr in
unIeren Sdnbn 5uriid.
sSeit Ieinsr RieOerla8e am 13. uno
IA. bat Der 5eiub teinen 4ngriff mebr
auf uuiere itarten poiitionen auf Oer
6Igeln bon g{otre Dame be 2Orette,
Die ron ben baoiI6en 5ruppen beIeBt
IinO, gemaat. 5n Der yid9e DON IIOu'
linzScuss s5outpent iino Die admpfe
nod i'm 9ange.
Gin gerIu4 Oes Getnbes, in ben
gogeien, spiIaen Oem Gs6ts nuO Oem
2ou6t6al, our4 uuisre 2iaien gu 6rs=
den, i6lug fe6I. Sdnpfe fino bort iest
nur nod norosueitIi9 Don WeBeraI uno
SilIenfirit i'm Gunge. 2tn alien dnbes
rem guntteu iinb bic 2tHgriffs 5arids
gsidlagsn pOroen.
SsitIi4er arieSsi6auptaB: nQns
griffe Der RuifeH geSeu bic beuti6en
qoiitipnen iiibDitli6 DON Mariumpol,
6itli6 bon guguitopo uno n0roli4 Don
golinop puroen ale 5uriidgei6Idgen.
unIsre 2(ngriffe an Der aipOrpo &als
rpdrpu i5rOut paren iiberaa erfoIgpet6
Dir bufen abermaIs me6rere pOiitios
nen ero6ert unb 204O RuTsn geiangeH
geuommeR uno msbreue NaIaiHenge'
i9iiBs erobert.
,RDr1li6 DON Der o6eren gBei4IaI
I6Iusen mir einen 2lnsriff Der RuFen
duf bic ppiitiOn d6, bic mir ibnen am
Wontag a6senommsu.
Die seIdlaseneu ruifiiaen Qrmeen
nrfuhten am 0ienitus an Der gan5en
iEront 5tpii6sn benz SIuiis Saan,
n0rblid pon Sisnilpa uno ben Siims
pfsn beS Onieiter, bns 9orriiden Der
Seuti9 0iterrsiaiideu 8er6unoeten
auf3ubaIten. 9tm 2lbenb paren Die
RuFen iibsraG aug i5ren qoittioneu
BEL @ieIics, n6rSlid BON Sieniupa, in
Der 2ubicop 3updooDta 9egeuo,
| iiibpsitIi9 DON Riemerptp uno peitIi9
bon Sabond Wis3eniu oertrieb.n
ipprbsn. Der 5eiuO ptrS bon unieren
2ruppen DerfOIgt.
Die glrn,ee oes Generals BON
UtldsnIen bat felt Dem l. Suni mebr
als 10000 8sfangeue ssmadt unS GO
MioidirenssiaiiBe erbeutet.
.3niIten ben 0nieiter Siimpfen
uub 3urapna baben Die RufsR ets
pds on Serrin sepoHnsu, i'm 4qse=
meirsn 1T aber bort bic Gage unOers
dnoert.
Die Mrmee bes Generals
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Der Jlieseransriii auf
aarlsrube.
10 perfoueu purbsn Sd Bel
set0Stst unb IA i4per
ber[eht.

ID Ver omen ID OtN o q D
set0Sttt unb II i4per
Derlebt.
aarlsrube, gloen, 16. Suni,
aui brabtIoIsm Dtss naa 2onbon.
Snfolss bss ansrifis. ben an Siensr
tag Elm fran3ofiiaes GIiesersefdDdbsr
duf aarlsrubs madte, ipurSsn 19pG'
fonen ssi6oiet unb IA i9tsr psripuH.
bet, ipIbrsnb pieIs anbere NIT Iei4te'
rsn 0erlssung.n baDoniamen. Die Be-
SSlhruns bli.b rubis. III absr ipes.n
sieiss 2lnsriffs auf cine Offsus Stubi
I'm b14itsn Grdbe srbit.ert.
Gin GIiisel bes srObAr3osllsR
S6loHss ipurbs asrfiSrt unb siH an.
bsrer fart bsfdGbist. Grob.r S4aben
ipuroe am 9abntof ans.ri6tst unb Der
eifenbubnD,rtebr nod benz SiiS,E
mar am 0isnitas srb.bli6 s.itSrt.
Berlin 16. 5uni. 2luf ben Gli,.
sransrifi auf aarlsrub. gesus n.bs
menb. fast bi, r3assSssituns', bdb
bi. Dsutiden riidii6tsIOfe Wieosrpu.
seltuns fir bisis perrudte unb finn.
Iois 5anbIuns iiben icllien. Di. 9.i,
tiins fasi. Sab bi. Geuti&,n bisb.r
anf bas gombarbiren bon Gsituns.I
unb Whlitdr Gtabliiismsnts ssant'
iDrrtst bdtten. isst absr bie3sii sstom.
men iei. In Der Elm GIempsl itaiuirt
p.rbm muiIt.
Die 3sitlIns bsutet on. bab sg am
8sieH isin wiirbs. bas W.itsnb BON
aonoon Su bombarbireH.
arisssHadri9tsn aus
fran55fif4sn QusIs
len.
paris, 16. Suni. Die fcIsenbe
siIi,isls 8s'unntHaauns spasSs am
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Zd)tpebii6er 1ampfer init
arpnfrebanbe fir Vns.
lamb an Nprb
Don einem bsutf@en 5iIfh
treu5er gttdpert.

aonbon. II. Suni. Cine 9sps'
fd. aus 0otbnburg. S4pebsn iasi,
bdb Der Tbpsbii&sDompfsr .1criisn
BON 1876 5onnn, Don Goibenburs
mad enslanb unterpess, am MititDo4
pon .inem bsutT4en 6iIfstreussr auf
Der sSbe Der 5nisl 9insa sstapsrt uHO
in iiioIi6sr Ri6tuns seidlsppt pOrs
bsn iei, pabrI6einIi9 mad Spine.
Hanbs. Der Ddmpfer iOII aOnirsbanb.
an HcsS ssSatt sabsu.
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Die 9lrmee Ses 8eRerals
bon SytaCfenien
Sdt iebt TI5Iuns NIT ben
glrmeer Der 9eRerdle
BON 2iritnSen unb
RfInnaer
. ptIanSet.

Berlin, 16. Suni. Sps3iuIOele'
f6en bonn 5itsrrsi4ii9eu Sauptqudrs
tier entbaIten bic Tsitt3eiIuHs, oab bic
beutTa 5Itsrrei4iI9en gerbiinSetea
bic @ufTen an Der sanseu 9irie bonn
Saan GIab biS an bic Srenss Don
9eEaruSseu~ ~inasItrs;i @tiie ,slss
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Sran5biiIhes 1orpeSpbput
Rad elmer SoIIifion N t
stuem britii9eu DAM
pfkr nRter0eaangkn.

Gb.rbourG 16. Suni. Dds
f.an3oiir6e Sorpeboboot gaU. 331 1T
an 0ienItds mad eirer apIIiIion nit
bem britii6tn 0ampfsr .arlspa' uH.
terstsansen. Se6s WSdnn bon Der Bee
iaBung bes 9orpsoOboctes itnb ertrun'
Ten, bi. anhren purben DON bsm Sors
peboboOt Ro. 337 ssrsttst.
0as Boot ipar Don 81 scnnen De-
placement uHb bate cine GeIaptuoie.
tei. bon 20 anOtsn in Der StunSe.
MS be- spriiiDn. fstssefuahss bat IN
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Sic giorooi ittiiite @n9lanos >pieotr bon
tinem a3eppelin beimgeiu6t.
Sr1efbn pfrfnnfn ,uurofn >mrd) pnuabfnrx=
plufunrn 9et1ntrt 1tao 40 prrmmnoft

unO i'm sirOIsr @ren3Oiitritt, bei Egu>
tsIftein finb iOIfe atnsriffs suriidges
idlagen iporben.
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iiiste bin3u. bab einmdl tpeniSitens
fiinf 3sppeline pom neu.iten 5pp ii6ty
Der sRslif9en aii!s sefehsH pOrbsH
fsieu.
Der uniertrisgsistretdr $. ). sen'
nant dntrportsts oarduf, buB sur 3eit
sr0bsrs qeropIare tonitruirt tpirben,
uno bab ieit btm gssiun BEG arisgez
bic 3abl Der Tsai9ineu berse5nfa4.
iporbm isi, pGbrsuo bic 3dA br in
bief,r Brand. beitdftisten aeuis i.st
fiinfmal 70 srOb fsi, ME beim 9egiHn
bes Grieges.
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3ie Gfttiifte Gnglanbs
BON einem 3sppsIintreu'
3er bonn barbirt.

5er bombarbirt.
2onbon, 16. Suni. Gin 3sppeIin'
irsuaer flos am 9ienitas abenb.
gombsn fperfenb, iibsr bis> Dfttiiie
boRGnslanb fin. Sotpeit bies betanHi
III, uurben 10 qerIonen set0bttt uno
Is oertpunbet. gs purbeu auh cine
an3abl aeusrsbriiniie perurIa4t. Im
Dlittpo4 Worssn iparsn aber aIIs
fsrer ssl6f9t.
Sieie SHformdttoH mar In elmer am
Radmiitas erIaHenen offi5isasH au'
iiiubigung .nt6a!tsn.
Cine ipeitrs off5islle @H.iinbisuns
nit Gs3uS auf ben Zeppelin ansriff.
bic am a6enS Oer6ffsntli4t purSs,
Iduset iDie folst:
.aus ben ipeitsren uns 5usesdnss'
ren WeIbungen gebt berpor, Sab IN
GOls. Ses Zeppelin lleberfaIes 16
gsrionsn sst0bt.t unb 40 psrlsst iuar.
ben.
mir iinb isst I'M StanOe, nit gr0'
Berer 0enauigisii bds ReiuItat Sss
Zeppelin llsberfaIes an5ussben. be-
in Der Radt bes 8. Suni auf bic Rorbs
Oittiiiie ssma9t ipuroe. Gs wurben bas
mails "a periOnen setObtst. nauli4
fiinf RGnn.r, Iaut.r giDiliiisH, brsis
ssbn Srausn unb feds ainber. 4u9
ruroen 40 perfOnsH mebr ooer ipsnis
ger fdper psrlest.
Die sr6bisn G.usr brudeu IN einis
gen Sdnitipaursnssiadften. .inem
SOlshOf unb in einkr Rei9e i!einsr
SoduIer aus
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2lngefd6r e6en(opiele als IN &arfs-
rn6e pon oen fran5of(6en S(iegern
gefoofet l1no permnnoet muroen.
9er Stegesntarl0 oer Werbiinoeten tn|
@alt5te1t oa1tert an.

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bhHfe
Cardiff IA
gdsuns
3afsasu
.tslia -... ..3.l..
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riitbrdrgen. Die IebteH SperatioHs1
9atte1t CUR Golge baB bic Qrmee bes
@eneraIs bon WcdenieR nit ben Or
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Rom, 16. Surt. Dor Elm porr
9tG6ten fIos elm oerOdbttger 2terppIdu
iiber Rom bin, iiber ben tetne befrieoH
genoe Qusturft 5u erIunqeR fpdr. Der
.Mefugero' oerDftsntlidt min bua
6ol9eroe:
~lluieren Seinoen TIT ss geIrmeens
erHsu 2lerupIGn an sinen trrSber gfd5s
porRom befinSli9en Plnitt gu brfn~
gen, NO sreorftsdt pirh., Or but be4
ssitsT TAieesihss aAaas 1e1asmr&k
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9Setterberimf.

SIR Sbio unb bas peitli6e
PenniAlDunien: Stri4regeu uu0 @es
pitteritiirme am 0pnnerfag unb
Da9rf4etnIi4 an Greitag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
DANIEL STATUE
IS IN NEW YORK
Shipment Had Been Delayed
by Outbreak Of War
in Europe
THE WORK OF EZEKIEL
Transported From Country Whers
Opera Plates Are Being Used
From Which to Make Bullets.
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 2l-Randol.

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 2l--Randol-
pin Harrison, chairman Of the local
committee which secured funds to
provide for bronze statue of the
late Senator John W. Daniel, has
been advised Of the safe arrival of
the monument in New York City, and
it will be brought here Immediately
and set up for unveiling in the
spring.
the statue was executed by ii:
Moses Ezekiel, who is native If
Richmond, and it was ready TO be
shipped from the founders in Rome
last summer at the beginning Of the
war, but shipment was delayed until
recently on account Of the disorgani-
zation Of shipping. Writing 70 Mr..
Harrison, Sir Moses says:
Il thought under present horrible
conditions Of affairs in Europe il
would be safer to send the statue
forward to you without further de
lay. have been advised that lret:l
is getting scarce and that even the
lead plates OF some Of Wagncr
operas have been melted up 20 maze
bullets. The statue is insured fully
and.I nope il has arrived safely @nl
will reach Lynchburg III good con-
dit!op and be satisfactory in every
way"
# was intended to unveil the
statue here last October, but His
was deferred because the ,monunent
could not be shipped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
ORDERED FROM CRACOW.
Women. Children And Men Unfit for
Military Service to Leave

Geneva, Jan. 21-DispatcheS from
pudanest state that the Governor Of
Cracow has ordered the partial evac-
nation from the city and its suburbs
of women, children and men unit
for military service. They haze
been given as hours to leave.
The men over military age but who
are still active have been formed into
a civic guard. The banks have been
transferred to Vienna. Provisions
of all kinds, it is stated, arc scarce
at Cracow.
The Austrian War Office has is
sued an order calling up all the
Landsturn men up to and including
those aged 60. The order applies
throughout the Austrian Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
DOGS USED IN WAR
Canincs Make Splendid Sentri.e
When We'll Trained.

While there has been devoted a
good deal of attention to the use ~
dogs in ambulance work. the sertr|
dog has figured little in the preSeH,
war in Europe. The sentry dog, was
urgently recommended a year or TWO
ago by some officer, but they ro-
ceived no encouragement from. Tic
War Office. Now the need is acute!y
fe't and corps is being trained IS
RAPIDLY as possible. A dog Of Ehjs
kind will invariably give warning OF
the approach Of an enemy long be-
fore the soldier sentry is aware of It.
In one section Of the northern trout
where dogs have been used for the
past month, no night, attac ks Of the
Germans has been successful.
Not every dog will make & good
enough sentry. They need careful Sc
lection and equally careful training.
Many animals that are excellent As
watch dogs or III guarding their mas
ter's property prove worthless when
removed suddenly to a new environ
ment and stationed under stranger.
The English as present have dogs
working with about thirty battalion:
Of their army. The Russians also
use them rather extensively on sen
try duty.
It is said that the Germans, when
ever they enter new towns, make i5
rule to collect and train all Likely
dogs and to kill all others. Many of
their signalmen 90 out accompanied
by dog scouts who give warning OF
the approach Of the enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
SAYS GERMANY HAS PLENTY
Financially Able TO Fight Indefinite.
". Declares Harenstein.

Berlin. Jan. 21--Rudolph Haven
stien, president OF the Reichsbank
and one of the foremost financial au.
thorities of Germany, asserts that the
country will be able to meet any
burden which may be imposed by
war upon its financial and economic
resources. The Over Seas News
Agency quotes Herr Havenstein as
saving. when an honorary degree
was conferred upon him by the Uni
versity Of Bonn:
81 not only hope but ] know that
we shall be able to fight through this
immense struggle. In the domain OF
financial and economic affairs we are
equal to every demand. however
long the war may last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
ALLEGED AFFINITIES.
Philadelphia Dentist Faces Hearing
For DesertiOn.

Philadelphia, Jan. 21.--Dr. William
Horter. former Philadelphia dentist,
whose manner was so charming that
three of his women patients bccarae
infatuated with him in the last six
years, causing him to desert his
wife and seven children on two differ
ent occasions, it is charged, was re-
leased on bail yesterday pending a
hearing today in the MuriciDa1
Court.
Contracts with affinitieS binding
both participants to be true and not
To communicate with relatives or
friends were found among the pan
ers Of the dentist.
Horter is 45 years old, and dis
clp!e Of Dowie, having been resi-
dent Of Zion City. His wife, Mrs.
Sa!ome Ilorter, lives ut ll43 North
Wanamaker street.
MISS AdeIlna Baker, said TO have
been the ward Of a wealthy Philadel-
phIa family; Miss Annie Smith, for
merly Of Mckees Rocks, Pa, and Il
wealthy married woman CT Kansas
City, Mo-. have been soul mates Of
Horter, according to Detectives lie
Strange and O'NeilI.
The dentist left his family here the
last time four years ago and Mrs.
Horter had heard nothing of him
till after his arrest several weeks
ago on charge Of Digamy and his
return to Philadelphia. The charge
was preferred by the Baker woman
when, she said, the dentist got i
new affinity, Miss Smith, and went
to Sparrow Lake with her.
When detectives arrived in Pitts
burgh to take Hortcr back Miss Ba-
ker admitted to them that the den
tist had not married her and the big
amy charge fell through. Horter
was then accused Of desertion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
MORE SEISMIC SHOCKS
PEOPLE of Italy Kept in State of Sus-
err pense by Earth Tremors.

I Messina, Jan. PA slight earth
! quake tremor was felt here early
Yesterday. 1t also was percepitible
in other towns Of Sicily, but reports
| thus far received say that practi-
callv no damage was done.
Athens, Jam 21-Sixty-three per-
sons were killed in an earthquake
that caused heavy damage On the is
lands of Zante and Cophalonia Mon
day night, according to reports re-
ceived here
Geneva, Switzerland, Jan. 21--Se-
we're damage was caused in dozen
towns Of Switzerland and Eastern
France by an earthquake Tuesday
night. The first details of the seis-
mic disturbance received here today
said no lives were known to have
been lost, though avalanches caused
in the Alps by the shocks may have
carried away some small villages.
Several buildings at Neuchatel,
Chauxde- -Fonds, and Locle, all in the
Canton of Neutchatel were wrecked
by the shock. The water of Lake
Neuchatel rose to an unprecedented
height and swept away. several bull
dings on the shore, but their occu-
pants escaped.
The shock. which numbered seven
and occurred during "a period of
about nine minutes, also were. felt
lightly at Lausanne, Rerne, and Zu-
rich, but caused only trifling damage
in these cities.
Rome, Jan. 21--Late reports re-
ceived by Premier Salandra failed
TO increase the earthquake death list
materially, and the premier now be-
lieves the total fatalities will not eX-
ceed $4,000.
With the extension Of the tremors
to Sicily, practically all Of Italy has
felt the earthquake shocks that be-
gan week ago. From the Alps to
the extreme southern end of Italy
damage has been done, which is un-
estimated at Sl50.O0O,o0o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
Split Rail Causes Wreck

Warrenton, Va. Jan 2l-A split
rail On the Southern Railway be-,
tween Casnovia and Meetze caused 4
wreck yesterday afternoon, in which
three presons were injured, but not
seriously. Alfred G. Horner Of Wash
ington. had an arm broken and was
cut in several places. Miss Emma II.
Daily and George Rodner were also
Injured. Three cars which overturn-
ed caught fire and we're destroyed.
The passengers were given a shaking
ND. The injured were brought
to Warrenton on a special engine
and medical assistance rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
PRINCE OF WALES IN ALSACE
British, Heir, IncOgnito, Visits Front
During SnOwst0rm.

Belfort. France. Jan. 2l.-Thc Prince
of Wales. travelling incognito, has
just made trip to the front in Up
pe,. Alsace, despite the storm which
has been raging. He also inspected
the military workshops in Belfort.
The Prince. by his unaffected SIM
plicity, created most favorable i'm
preston among the population, who
were especially impressed because
he insisted upon taking a small room
on the third floor of the hotel instead
Of the grand suite which was re-
served for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
Accidental Omission in Byrd
Act Makes it In
operative.
HOLD A CONFERENCE
Senator A1app. House Leader Martin
Williams and DIR. Cannon Discuss
The Question.

Richmond. Jan. 21--The Byrd anti
liquor law will be introduced and re-
enacted in the Senate and House
within day or two. This action is
the result Of conference between
Dr.. James Cannon, Jr, superinten-
dent of the Anti-Saloon League, and
Senator G. Walter Mapp and Judge
Martin Williams yesterday.
Dr. Cannon was in the Senate
chamber at the morning session yes
terday.
Dr.. Cannon stated he came spe-
cially to confer with Senator Mapp
and Judge Williams about the Byrd
law, which has been declared defec-
tive by the Virginia Supreme Court
in two cases.
Dr.. Cannon stated that as the bill
is a revenue bill and as it was mutil
ated by the action of the Legislature
itself, the Anti-Saloon League felt
justified in asking its re-enactment
to protect the State until the prohibit
ton law goes into effect.
The history of the case is that the
bill when amended in 1912, was cop
led wrongly and enrolled wrongly by
the enrolling clerk, an entire line in
the most vital part Of the bill having
been omitted. The error escaped the
committee OH enrolled bills also and
was so printed. The mistake was
caught by the public printer, who in
serted the line with a note stating
the facts Of the error. Two cases
arisin" under the act were decided
by the court in favor of liquor deal
ers, on the ground that there was no
law to prevent the existence of the
liquor houses involved because OF the
defect in the Byrd law. One OF these
cases arose in the ISlIii w <httoiAiS'
General Anderson, coming up from
Louisa County. The second case arose
during the term of Attorney-Gener-
al Pollard coming up from Plttsyl-
vania County.
The bill, therefore as it stands Is
defective and practically imperative.
Should occasion arise during the
eighteen months that remain before
Statewide prohibition takes effect to
make an extensive application Or test
Of ;he law, the courts would hold to
their decision.
It is not thought that there Will
be any opposition to the enactment
of the law, as it has alrcalH been
passed by the Legislature, and since
it's passage a! Statewide prohlbnon
act has been adopted by the voters
of The State.
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sible at this time to make anTaccu-
rate estimate of the amount to be
derived by the State from taxable
tangible personal property under
the plan of complete segregation as
contemplated as an intimate result
of this act; and,
"Whereas, the next General As
sembly, under the temporary plan OF
partial segregation herein provided
for and, after the reassessment of
real estate to be made this year un-
der the provisions Of the Constitu-
ton, will be able to determine with
accuracy, how complete segregation
may be accomplished without en-
barrassment incident to uncertaintr
Of State and local revenues; and,
whereas, in the opinion Of this
General Assembly it is expedient 70
continue until the next session Of
the General Assembly the present
levy of State taxes for school pur-
poses in order to provide against any
temporary loss in the States revenue
incident to the readjustment of its
tax system. Now, therefore.
l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Virginia. That pursuant
to the provisions Of section 100 OF
the Constitution Of Virginia all tay-
able real estate and all tangible per-
sonal property Except rolling stocI,
of corporations operating railroads
by steam) be, and the same are here
by, segregated and made subject to
local taxation only, provided, how
ever, there shall be continued for the
year 1915 the present State school
tax of ten cents on every one hum
dred dollars of the assessed value Of
said real estate and tangible personal
property, which tax shall be applied
to the support of the public free
schools for the equal benefit of all
of the people of the State and to be
on a basis of school pop
and, pursuant to the said
provisions Of the Constitution all
insurance taxes and licenses on all
insurance companies and all tangible
property and the rolling
stock of all corporations operating
by steam, be, and the same
are hereby, segregated and made
subject to State taxation.
2. The value of the real and per-
sonal properties mentioned in this
act shall be ascertaincd and determ-
med, and the taxes, local and State,
shall be extended on the values
thereof in the manner prescribed by
law.
3. All acts and parts of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby re-
pealed.