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The Washington times., 1915-07-03
KING ON F|R|NGL|NE /
FOR|TAL|AN VICTORY
Presence Of Victor Emmanuel
Inspired Troops at Battle Of
lsonzo. .,a

ROME. July Skiing Victor Emman-
uel was on the firing line and actually
took part in the battle of the Isonzo of
June 2l to %. in which the Italian army
routed the Austrians with heavy losses.
according to dispatches received here
today.
Tho example set by their King in
spired the italian troops with a spirit
that made them almost invincible, said
q dispatch to Giornale d'Itaiia.
They rushed the Austrian trenches
without thought of danger ,and over
whelmcd the enemy by the dash with
which their charge was carried out.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
Only Undertaken in Town,
So Escapes Jury Service

LA CROSSE. Wis, July s.-J. D.
Vaughn was excused from Jury service
because he is a monopoiist. He Is the
only undertaken in town. and didn't
want to serve on jury. Judge Higbee
held that Veughns excuse was valid
John Augdahl's case was different.
His excuse for not wanting to serve
was that he couldn't understand high
falutin' words used by the LAWYERS
Judge Higbee volunteered to act as in
terpreter and refused to let Augdahl on.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03

many. The action OF the Socialists
there Is the first stone that has tum-
blcd from a compact structure. The
rest will come.
Tho one great force that has worked
against us 40 far is fear that the other
side would not play fair, but now that
sire no territorial additions, nor to in
hict punishment, all that Is needed is
the shove that will push them over the
brink Of peace. The Americans intend
to supply the push"
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
French AViatOrS Shell
Three Railway Stations

PARIS. July 3.-French aviators have
bombarded the railway stations at
Challerange. Zarren. and Langemarck,
the war office announced this after
noon. Bombs were also hurled on en-
emy batteries near Vimy near Beau
rains.
The French in the Argonne are main
tanning their positions. Fires started
in Arras by German shells did only
slight damage.
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
Refused Kiss; Divorced.

CINCINNATI. Chic. July 3-That he
had refused to kiss her on return from
a long visit to his parents and said no
was tired of being married was eha
testimony OF Mrs. Flora s. Beach in
her divorce trial against Edward 8.
Beach. of Greensburg, Pa. He rpetiticn
for divorce was granted on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. = =
The Washington times., 1915-07-03
RUSS BATTER GERMAN
SHIPS IN BALTIC BATTLE

PETROGRAD, July 3.-"A German cruiser
was badly damaged and forced ashore on the Island
of Gothand in Thursday nights naval engagement in
the Baltic" said official statement issued here to-
day. ."Our losses were insignificant"
"Our cruisers encountered two enemy light
cruisers and some torpedoboats in heavy fog off the
east coast of Gothand" said the official statement
"They engaged the enemy in battle at O'clock A
German cruiser was badly damaged and forced to low
er its flag and run ashore. The other enemy ships
then fed."
The Washington times., 1915-07-03

COPENHAGEN, July 3-Ten cruisers and twenty
torpedo boats engaged in the Thursday night naval
battle off the Island of Gothland, in which the German
mine layer Albatross was beached and destroyed.
Included among the twenty lone dead buried on Goth
land was Captain Lowenherd, of the Albatross
Dispatches from Petrograd today reported that Ger
cruiser badly damaged and forced ashore and ad
vices from Swedish points report the destruction of Ger
man torpedoboat 1t is believed here however, that these
reports and that the German liner sent ashore
on Gotand the cruise mentioned in Petroqrad ad
vices.
Complete details of the engagement are lacking. but
reports from Gothand indicate that German SQUADRON
attempting to the dbaraon of German troops on
the Russian south of Windau was attacked bv o
la of Russian desroyes The Russians closed in upon
the German torpedoboats and inflicted heavy damage be-
tore several fast German cruisers dashed into action and
forced the Russians to retire northward
The mine layer Abatross unable to escape because of
her slow speed received the concentrated fire of several
Russian warships. She struck twenty-five time. and
are with her deck covered with dead and wounded
when she beached at Heereikan
Her survivors, including seventy-one wounded were
Immediately interned at Roma by the Swedish authorities
OF Gotha. Her dead were buried in one large grave
Swedish destroyer hotla was on the scene of the
engagement Reports from Stockholm say that the Rus
sian destroyer continued the pursuit into Swedish water,
and that protest undoubtedly will be lodged with the Rus
sian government
The Russians says Gothland dispatch, "are re-
ported to be bringing other naval units expected
that the engagement will be resumed"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Books Open to Public Inspection.

Section 2569b All railroad, express other transportation
companies within this State, doing business within this
State, hereby keep each local office
tory within which the sale of intoxicating liquors for beverage
prohibited by law separate book which shall be
tered Immediately upon receipt thereof truthful of the
and kind of liquor received the address the
go the and address Of the consgnee purpose which
said liquor intended to be used stated upon the outside of the
package containing such liquor the date when received the date
when delivered by whom whom devered which
record shall be blank which the congnee by himself
his agent shall be required sign his before such liquors
delivered such his agent which book shall open
to public inspection at time during the business hours of said
Such book shall constitute prma fac evidence the
facts therein stated and be admissible evidence
this State Any railroad other transportation company
employee agent thereof who fails ngects
comply with the provisions of this section who makes
to be made false entry said book shall be deemed guilty Of
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
How Shipment Must Be Marked.

Section 2569b 1t shall be unlawful for consgn
ship transport whatsoever deliver of the
liquors mentioned Section of this act
district precinct city where by law sale of such liquors
prohibited residing such prohibited territory
to receive such liquors. unless there the outside of
the package containing such liquors. except such be
ceved by dsters brewers wholesale liquor Dealers the follow
information Name address of the and
of the either
for personal family for medicinal mechan
ica chemical scientific purposes consgne
cng receiving package containing such liquors which
false statement congnng shipping trans
porting delivering such package knowing that said statement
appearing the outside thereof false shall be deemed guilty of
violating the provisions of this act.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Penalty Against Seller and Owner of Building.

Section 1857 Whenever local option election shall be held in
county in this State and majority of the votes cast at
election shall be favor of prohibiting the sale of liquor
person who shall SELL barter oan directly indirectly
liquors said county, shall upon conviction be fined not
than 800 confined the county Jail
for less than twenty than forty days for each oense
person who knowingly furnishes house,
thing which spuous malt
solo, loaned violation of this shall
conviction than 800
house, vehicle other thing in which the liquors
sod liable all adjudged against
person selling bartering O oaning the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
New Search and Seizure Law.

Section 2572b l. That County, City, Town, district
precinct where the sale of intoxicating liquors has prohibited
be prohibited whether by special Act of the General Assembly
by Of the people under the local option law of this State
Judge Justice of Peace rep
uabe filed with him describing
be- where intoxicating liquors sold suspected being od
by his warrant house building other place be
searched by night day for the detection of intoxicating
liquors which kept there for the of sale admission
be demand made the officer other
tn shall force building
place and seize intoxicating liquors and the
charge of building Intoxicating
liquor and such before the Judge Justice
of the Peace the before other Judge
of the Peace to be dealt with according to law
That conviction of the charge
the house, building other place. the intoxicating liquors. the
Judge Justice of the Peace trying
shall adudge the Intoxicating liquors seized conraband
scate the unless notice appeal
the case be taken When notice of appeal of the
appeal taken the Judge Justice of the Peace
shall keep such Intoxicating liquors his until the
is finally determined and he shall then dispose Intoxicating
liquors the final judgment may determine
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Person in Possession of Premises.

Section 1872 The of which
liquor od disposed Of
of law
fined than
ofens each time
violation of law shall separate
this against the possession
liquor is obtained, furnished or disposed Of.
This IS
the often by person. intoxicating
bought anywhere Montgomery the possession
premises liable and not from whom
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Cannot Deliver Shipment to Holder Of Government License

Section 2569b l. Any county, district precinct
this State where the sale beverage of vnou malt
brwed femented sptuous intoxicating liquor prohibited by
law who has paid the United States internal permitting
the sale liquors. shall
with intent to violate the prohboy laws of this State of
such county, district precinct town city, and shall be unlawful
for such to buy bargain for receive hold
possess shall unlawful o
any person for, SELL furnish, knowingly deliver ship
any transport to any such person his agent
any min any of liquors mentioned
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Effect of Having Government License.

shall be unlawful for SELL barter
directly indirectly beverage containing alcohol or
liquid mixture decon kind which produces
city, district precinct which the
SALE loan of tuous malt liquors shall be
prohibited in accordance with the local option law Any who
shall SELL barter oan directly indirectly such beverage
decocton such county, city town, district
precinct conviction be fined the Of less than
twenty hundred dollars for each ense and
loan of article with the agreement expressed
implied that the right title possession of such beverage
liquid decocotOn shall also shall be considered
SALE of this The possession of
special Commonly called United States
cene) retail dealer sptuous
malt liquors. the having Of such tax stamp license
at place territory shall be prma facie
dence of guilt under this section
Provided That nothing herein shall prohibit the SALE barter
the custody Of bev
erage for the of which the United
the payment Of the special tax retail
liquor dealers.
From the will be that it is violation of the law
sell any which noxicates by whatever called
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
- STERLING, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, %, 1915

liquors for the Of selling them territory where said
is force and offending shall be fined than
fifty than hundred dollars imprisoned than
ten than fifty days.
The of United State special commonly
called United States icense) for the business of
tail dealer spiruous, liquors. having of
such license stuck the place such
territory shall prma aca evidence this
need be shown that the defendant the holder
dealers license and had whsky his
need be proven.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
The Relative Duty of Officers.

duty the Chief of Police of Mt Sterling and his deputies
Montgomery county his deputies and all consabes of
county, wachful lookout and promptly all Of
tenders
the Judges the Circuit County and City Courts and
of the county all such offenders fair and speedy
trial inc o promptly punish the guilty.
Commonwealth County City Attorneys to
present all the facts and do all within their
that 10 guilty
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
DistiIIer Cannot Sell to Individual.

Section 255Sa. 1t shall be unlawful sell by wholesale
sptuous malt other Intoxicating liquors, regardless of
the by which is called Except manufacturers selling liquors
of their make the place
licensed retail deaer) county, district, precinct town
city, of liquor prohibited special
of the General Assembly by vote of the people under the local
option law Any violating this shall be guilty
violating the local option law and shall be subject trial pun
shment according the provisions of
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Furnishing and Procuring in Local Option Territory

Section 2572a 1. That shall be person,
firm corporation purchase sptuous
malt other intoxicating liquors. decocons eth
the Of the buyer agent liquors.
mixtures decoction either for without compensation
county, district precinct intoxicating
liquors has been prohibited prohibited
act of the General Assembly by people
option law of this State. ts E- -
Any firm corporation violating section of this
thereof shall
than hundred dollars
forty days Imprisonment the JAIL either
both within
Note: This statute aimed at the runner" called.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
OUR LIQUOR LAWS and THE DUTY
#0OF A GOOD CITIZEN UNDER THEM
By Earl w. Senff, County Attorney

Today Sterling Montgomery county
and responsibility They have said that spuou vnou and
malt shall solo, within the
prohibition druggists the validity Of the election
Appeals 1915,
Young Trme, KY IT. contrary
the to do so. 81.
thoroughly
support all regardless Of they
proposition the LAW and
that ought to for its enforcement.
To make pronounced not only the officers but the
punishment follows its every violation therefore accept the
Of the Mt Sterling Advocate discuss through its col
this aportan subject the hope that awaken dormant
the people Of Mont
gomery county, consider myself indebted for having
so generously onore
constantly told by its opponents that prohibition does
reflection officers and cti
of all that
other law from murder down. but the
behind them good healthy public sent
confidently predict that violations will be reduced to minimum
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
The Duty of a Good Citizen.

great that Of officer the duty of ci
namely report the the
including the Grand jury for investigation, to
the facts justify that and short to render
possible assistance in enforcing the law.
thoroughly discharge duty citizen, however,
knowledge pertaining subject hand and shall
explain force this State and
applicable here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Bond For Good Behavior.

Section 2557b g. On the
for violation of said Of its amendments the shall
require
lars be of good behavior for the twelve
The court may s discretion the Of bond and
if the bond not the defendant shall be committed
Jail for period not exceeding ninety days. to be fixed by the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26

msdemeanor and for each oens shall punished
less than fifty dollars than hundred dollars
prsoned the county Jail less than thirty days than
months both such fine and Imprisonment of the
jury.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
C. O. D. Shipment Where Sale Takes Place.

Section 2557b f. All the shipments of spiruous vinous
malt liquors be paid for delivery commonly called &C.
Shipments into county, city, district precinct where
said force shall be unlawful and shall be deemed sales
such liquors the place where the paid the goods
yered the carrier and his selling delivering such goods
shall be liable jointly with the vendor thereof
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Druggists and Physicians.

Neither Druggist Physician SELL directly indirectly
mtoxcan
charge for directly indirectly violation anci-
pate trouble however, reputable physicians agree
that but few instances whkey indispensable
told they intend practice profession
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Conclusion.

As it, there is middle The question
law enforcdY Therefore conclusion
emphasis that regardless of whom it help hurt whether will
rad
nude willing official citizen
full share of this responsibility Are youf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Drinking Liquor in Soft Drink House

If the drink permits
his whether from him permits
orderly he prosecuted punished
nuisance under the Common Law.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Trick or Device TO Evade Law.

Section 1870 No trick Device suberuge preense shall be
allowed to evade the operation defeat the policy the law against
selling spiruous liquors without license VIOLA
ton evasion of any local option prevailing any county
town. city, precinct municipality of this Commonwealth
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Charge to Grand Jury Concerning.

Section 1854 shall be the duty of the Judges of the Circuit
Courts this act 1.-THE Local Option Law charge grand
jures of the counties within their jurisdiction.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
What Evidence Will Sustain Conviction.

Section 255b 1t shall be unlawful for to SELL
lend furnish to another spiruou vnous
malt liquors. his sprtuous vinous malt
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Rule Governing Shipments.

Section 1869 Provides fine of from $25 800 to deliver
person other to is
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-26
Giving Liquor to Minor.
minor.

Section 1906 Provides fine of $50 give whkey to
minor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-03
Spcn Neoin roicr Nmsjcrnc.

Sra StocfboIm meoocIcS oen soc
SILL.
DR.. Spen Scoin or fonnct hienl
til StoefboIm riter lit fire Waaue.
ScrS SpboIo paa Gitirorten.
San fcrtpQcr ON Spiternc. Of Ser
life fan iporcS nogcn Sorftclic
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ot1 oe er WeiterG / at anIp9gc Tor-
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Nien bcn r~l5iiifc SoIoot fjGmpcr
bare poa @ciaIing, life no ira &c
ioccue 9cpGggrumoc iom Sen tpifc
Sol0ot.
Mau bar ierlet rel Tor llniior.
mer % StepIcr, oct bar man iagtto-
8ct icIu hos Sanger al Sc ii0it ino-
fui0te alosicr. Nicn %aobcn er Der
lioet al iGrIi9 NrtiIlcri % 2Imml.
milton.
u Cole ON, al 2cnberg cr pIpn.
brct, er lllonobeo. NliSIerne bor
life toget iua ne0ct iom en- &noppc-
mail al DC oiientIigc SomIinger. -
Serimoo par ser 10 taget no9et / ell
beI Eripatbuic. TllsicrneS SpiericI
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megct ppntcIig % @cioIfningcn bar
life bapt @rlno til at flagc oper
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Nfplac MchneicIic frn

StDlac Webbe!eIic ira Tntentnbootas
terrc @iuinmiou & Mtrhant. 925-
935 metropolitan 2iie @Iog, Minnie
npolis, Wiru., or Yateuter uSirrbiget
iii fsI9enoc Gpfiubere / Winneiota,
Nortb 2atota % Soutb 9ntotn:
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G%ombuition engine; 81. 5. Carlton,
@onticcno, @inn., 6nu %acf; g. u.
9i5brolp, Snatonna. 9ripin9 Mcons
for Gburns; q. 81. 6piston Miuucas
polls, Wiuu., %iiton 8iua; &. u.
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dimes; g. W. Hue, Safefielp, Winu,
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BUTTON engine; =. 81. gSoltcra, Miue
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@aterburn. minneapolis. Wtinu., BEN
tilatlng apparanl6; g.. i. &in8ctt,
minneapolis. Ninn, Bonnet.
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Hcns SOmmcren

forIs6cr mocr qmitlge TorhoI0.
hpoo oc ilcite Gina onaoar, % oct
oQioo fon bpnoc al bet blir uogcu
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purit, ioo pil ie~IuiolgeIi8 &irtercn
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acre. oq allinoiericIen nil nouitclip
oiercs, iamtloiQ Tom aulcne iorbn
res. SueriQc5 Stot2boncr bar ale
reoc upret ngot iii al taQc Nul Ira
PHILADELPHIA, itirnt oc omcrifou'tt
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Qen nil BIZ lint ihrit.
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roftcren, ioapeliom Sumohebstilitun-
Den. llrcnt @Iob gipcr iig tiIflcnbc
neo ooarlig Suoiorpe, Sinner oQ
S~uouoilct. Get er iii lloen Npttc
at IN til r%Dpenoig @ebonoIin0 -
man nloa gaa opberc. 2ipSppoifcr
nloa rclnies FOR benS ~llrenbcber, %
noar oct er giort, piI oisic Spmpto'
mer hurtig ioripinoe.
Or. Tcters alirifp bar Ell I'm ION
bIoorenienoc WiboeI, Der itrrffer iQ
ooer ct <norebe Nor tiIbaQc. Glt-
timber bar plbuet on bcns iorticnlt,
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Chicago, 81.
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Rar trpiier piituof llolGnoIuger
paa aorI &ohan; men BET err life De
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al 5uriintremmeu er bIct borte; men
Den fan uente5 al tomme iao meIei
i%terfere igien.
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ScloOlnuos SetnOning.

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les ser, "oiIoe Den ulIuprenoe AriI
p9ret umuIig Tor SpifIauo."
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Sra Norses Popcoitae.
grtp fra 'Eecorabs Qoisu' iate syi'tiduias
Sorre'pouoeut.
srrt,auia II. ,Nu,i 1915.
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sary, and the District could not begin
such proceedings without the assistance
Of an attorney.

Quest T. WfU Personal metz. dafcd
III 1915, require any rt0enae Stanp. IN
oyder To be hsaH Minnesota
?. When a PARTY refuses 10 Pay his
n0te, svhfeh rs he lest 1Vay 10 Proceed 10
collect SaneP Mae6trd has no personal
brQbe,D, and is uoykhng oKk 6Ht he has
no family or any one debenaeHt on lin.
Ans. 1. Yes.
:. A judgment can DC entered against
him in the Justice court, and his wages
over a certain amount can be garni-
sheed.