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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-01

ISOLATION for maintenance. ssa
Resolve in favor of the Northern Maine
General hospital for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of Edward W. Muir
nhy for expenses of the committee APP
pointed By the 18th Legislature 10 investi-
gates methods of distributing the state
school funds.
Resolve in favor of John w. higgins
for services as clerk of the COMMITTEES
on Maine school for Feeble Minded
Resolve in favor of the Bath Mlitar
and Naval Orphan Asylum for main
tenance and repairs.
Resolve relating to the trust fund held
bv the state for the Penobscot Tribe of
Indians.
Resolve for laying the county taxes
for the year 1914.
Orders of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Swift of Augusta,
bill. An Act relating to the jurisdiction
of the superior court for the county OF
Kennebec was taken from the table
ON motion by Mr. Swift the vote was
recousidered whereby this bill was pass
ed to be ensrossed, and on further motion
by Mr.. Swift the bin was tabled.
On motion by Mr. Jones of China, re-
soIve in favor of commission on enlarge
ment of the state House was taken from
the table. and on further motion by Mr..
Jones the resolve received its second
reading and was passed to be ensfossed'
ON motion by Mr.. Chick of Monmouth
the vote was reconsidered whereby the
House coneurred with the Senate In re-
ferring to the next Legislature bill, An
Act to leealize and confirm the actioh
of the Litehded Plains Cemetery Asso-
citation at its annual meeting on the sew
enth day of December 1877
In the House this bill was referred 10
the committee on legal affairs. and came
from the Senate in that branch referred
TO the next Legislature in non-concur-s
renee.
Later in the House that body reeonsid-
cred it's former vote and concurred with
the Senate in its reference of the bill to
the next Legislature. on March 18th.
On motion hy Mr. Chick, under sils-
pension of the rules. the House recon-
sidered the vote whereby 1t voted TO con-
eur with the Senate in its reference OF
the bill to the next Legislature, and on
further motion by Mr.. Chick the bill was
laid on the table pending concurrent ac-
ton with the Senate.
on motion by Mr.. pendleton of Sears
port,
Adjourned. III
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NOn=Partisan Letters OF C0mmen-
dation for Forceful Action Against.
The Liquor Traffic and the Full
fillment OF Political Promises.
Members of Mems Bible Glass of Methodist Church,
And Central Maine Theological Circle jnfurI CoIoIs.
fChaistian progress and moral advance

Christian progress and moral advance
ment.
Signed:
Thomas Ingraham. Josiah W. Tav-
lor' c. Z. Stilphen. Frank Y. Mendall
Edison L. Worthing, j, 3. Farrell,
Clarence y. Choate. John T. MoultoE
George w Brewer. Hugh Q. Welsh
Fred b. Welsh, Olin b. HunncWell,
Glenn \. Weeks, Clarence +. Hurd, Jas.
T. Shirley. Herbert ". Sanborn. Jas. L.
Fuller Henry r. fillmore, f. b. Savage
II. +. Merrill, r. +. Rand, Q. L. Jones,
O. b. Frost, Howard l.. Hilton, Henry
w. Haskell. F.. l.. Gilbert, w. d. Trasl.,
+. J. Roberts, l.. \. Churchill w u.
Hutchins. l.. p. GRAHAM, II. f. Dur
ward. G. r. CLAIBORNE. Wilhcrt S
Wilson, Q. p. Robbins, Il. E. Folsom,
Il. =. Libby. Clarence c. Hunt. II. w.
Hunt.
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that this common law rule has been
greatly modified in modern times. and
the right conferred upon the wife b.
legislation to prosecute and defend
suits at law or in equity in her own
name without the joinder Of her nus
band in certain classes of suits AMI
for certain specified purposes. The
statute in question authorizing any
other person" To bring the action at
bar was obviously not enacted for the
purpose of removing the disabilities of
married women. IT discioSes no in
dication of such an intention. 1t does
not attempt To prescribe the compe-
tency of the other person who was
empowered to prosecute the suit. The
question to be determined, therefore.
is whether the right To prosecute such
an action has been conferred upon
married women by any other legisla-
ton existing in this State at the time
of the commencement of the action.
Section . of chapter SO of the Re
vised Statutes, relating to married
women, is as follows;
She may prosecute aud defend
suits at law or in equity, either of
tort or contract. in her own name
without the joinder of her husband,
for the preservation and protection of
her property and personal rights. or for
the redress of her injuries, as If un-
married, or may prosecute such suits
Jointly with her husband.
But an action brought by a married
woman to recover of the winner treble
the amount of money lost to him by
her husband in gambling, is not a
suit for the preservation and protec-
ton of her property or personal rights
or the redress of her injuries" The
legal disability of married women, eX-
listing at common law, WAS not re-
moved by this statute, and the atten-
ton of the court has not been called
to any other statute in this State
which can reasonably be construed n
have this effect
1t is accordingly the opinion of the
court that the action at bar is not
maintainable in the name of this
plaintiff, the wife of the loser. IL
deemed consistent with sound reason,
domestic peace and a wise public pol
icy, to confer upon married women
generally. or the wife of the~loser IN
particular, the right to prosecute
such an action, that result can be APP
propriately accomplished by an ex-
press legislative enactment FOR mat
purpose.
Plaintiff non-suit.
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for expenses of members of that COM
mittee in visiting the Penobscot
reservation at Old Town.
Resolve in favor or the Healey
Asylum of Lewiston for maintenance.
Resolve in favor Of NJ. j. Flaheftr,
clerk of committee on mercantile af-
fairs and insurance for services read-
cred
Resolve authorizing the lsnd AGENT
to investigate the cuttings of lumbar
on the Public Lots, in the county of
Aroostook.
Resolve appropriating money % Te-
imburse Charles NJ. Conant. chairman
of the committee on ways and bridge
for certain committee expenses.
Resolve in favor of Marion b. Hol-
way, stenosrapher to the recording
officer of the Senate.
Resolve in favor of the superintend-
ent of public buildings, to provide for
d rail in the Senate Chamber.
Resolve in favor of William II. Nit
chell. secretary of the committee of
the 18th LEGISLATURE for investigation
into the causes of the high price of
coal.
Resolve in favor of the clerk
stenoerapher and the messenger To
the judiciary committee for services
rendered.
Res6ive authorizing the State treas
urer and State auditor to ascertain
and adjust the accounts in the State
treasurer's office.
Passed to Be Enacted.
An Act to amend the charter Of tho
city of Auburn and provide a COM
mission form Of government
An Act to regulate and establish
mileage rates for the conveyance q.
passengers over the steam railroads
within the State.
An Act to appropriate moneys foI
the expenditures of government f9i
the year 1913
An Act 10 grant additional powers
to the Rockland, South Thomastor
and st. George Railway.
An Act TO amend Section 81 o
Chapter y of the Revised Statutes
relating TO the care and support o.
paupers.
An Act additional to Chapter 81
the Revised Statutes. providing fol
the correction Of errors in the record
of births, marriages and deaths.
An Act 20 amend Section q
Chapter % of the Revised Statutes
relating to ways.
An Act TO amend the Act whic'
constitutes the police court for tn
city of Roclland.
An Act to regulate the packing
shipping and sale of apples.
An Act to amend Sections Is, % and
23 of the Primary Election Law. 81
An Act TO create a body poli.i and
corporate by the name of Bustins Is
land Village Corporation.
An Act 10 incorporate the Bowdoin
ham Water and Electric Company.
An Act relating TO the payment Of
funds to minors under any decree OF
court.
An Act to amend Section "a of Chap
ter five of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing TO boards of registration.
An Act to amend Chapter lis Of tn
Private and Special Laws OF 1911, re-
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Milliken. by Next Friend VS.. Fen
derson, York County. Rescrlpt

Milliken, by Next Friend VS.. Fen
derson, York County. Rescript
Whitehouse, c. ].
The plaintiff, a boy of fourteen years
Of age, recovered a verdict Of $40 as
compensation for an injury received
from the bite OF the defendants dog.
The case comes to the Law Court on
The defendants motion to set aside
the verdict as against the law and the
evidence.
The action is based on Section % OF
Chapter a. r. s.. which declares that
when dog does damage to q person
on his property. his owner or keeper :
+ forfeits to the person. injured the
amount of damage done. provided said
damage was not occasioned through
the fault of the person injured.
The primary meaning of the word
fault" is defect or failing. Hence, IN
the language of the law and in the in
depreciation of statutes, ii is held 30
signify a failure of duty. and deemed
to be the equivalent of negligence 1t
was accordingly incumbent on the
plaintiff to prove that the injury re-
ceivcd by him from the bite of the dog
was not occasoned by any want of due
care on his own part. But in the case
of children who have not arrived ~
years of discretion the exercise of due
care does not require the THOUGHTFUL
ture years.
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Sizes 2O-22-24. were 4Oc, 45c., soc, to
Sizes 1920, were soc. and 95c., to go
at, ...... -. 80. =. loc. each
Children's winter Shirts and Drawers.
extra good quality, were 25c, now
80. 49,. ...... 1916. each
1t will pay you to purchase the
above underwear and lay it aside for
future use.
odd lot of Children's Fur Sets. were
VII, now. 5000. S1.2o
This store has always made "A great
speciality of Children's Coats and
Dresses, Infants Goods of all kinds
You will find here grand big line of
the above mentioned goods. less than
manufa eturers' prices.
Childfen's White Dressese were $1.59
and S1.9S. To go at...... 75c. each
Childrcn's Colored Wash Dresses, were
$1.25 and $10o, sizes from 10 II
years, to go at. 79c. each
Children.s, Flanneelettc Robes. were
3oc, now. -. .,........J5c. each
1 lot of Children's Hose, sizes 6is IL
9l2, double knee. high spliced heel
and perfect dSe. price. 10c. per pr
Chidren's Rompers, Russian Blous
es, Dresses, etc. at special low prices.
All is see them.
Childrens Coats, $1.9S to $500, to so
at less than one-haif price
lot Children's Coats, sizes 20, to go
at. $500 -. =. ....... 90c. each
l lot Ghildren's Coats sizes 20. to go
at. .....s....... SIPS each
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lot of Short Kimonos, were 79c and
a,oo.''. .,.s.a. soc. each
Princess Slips, cheap at $1.25 to go at
-. ...... ...... -. 49,. .95c. each
Princess Slips. CHEAP a S1.49. to go at
-. ..,..-.. =. ......,... S1.13 each
Princess Slips, cheap at Sis, to 60 a
go. 49,. S1.25
odd lot of White Waists to go at.
90. 49,. o9c. each
l odd lot of Waists to go at 75c. each
odd lot of colored Waists to SO at
a few Waists to be closed out at. :.
....... -. =. ....=.-.#.=.-.. ,29c. each
Ladies Flannelette Robes, good value
at $1.00, to close them out quick IT
....,- $1,000. -. $500. 69c. each
1 lot of Ladies' Hose, mill seconds
sale price. 49,. -. SC. per pair
lot of Ladies Leather Bags. $1.00
quality, to go at. ....75c. each
Ladies PocketbooIs, 500, to go at
...... 49,. 5000. 75c. each
Ladies Pocketbooks, 75c, to go at.
&C.. ...... ....... 59c. each
Ladies Poeletbooks, soc, to go at.
Ladies zoe Vests and Pants, winter
weight. now only ..... 39c. each
Ladies POO. Vests and Pants. winter
weight ............1 9e. each
Ladies' Cashmere Vests and Pants,
$1.00 quality, now. -. sec. each
soc. Golf Gloves, now. .29c. per pr
Extra values in Ladies' House Dresses
and Wrappers. We make a special
mention of $t9S ones to go at....z
CSC. G. $1.25
Special value in Ladies' Wash Dress
SKIRTS. $3.50. .......I9c. eacn
$100 Dresses and Wrappers, sale price
$500. |Sc' each
Childrens Atwood Shirts and Draw
ers, sizes 1924, were zoe. and 75c, to
go at. -. ....... .29c. each
Sizes 26-2S-30, were Doc, soc, 65e., to
go at. -. -. 'GoS' eae''
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Small Wares

Here is where one dollar has the
purchasing power of two. Every
thing at half price: Pins Safety Pins,
Hair Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Web
Elastic, Seam Binding Betting. Eklts,
Tape, Braids, Silk Braid, ThinaS hes,
Jewelry Balls and Sockets, Emh4od
cry Silks. Finishing Braids, Silkateeu,
Velvet Ribbons, Corset Lacings, Cor
set Shields. Dress Shields. Crochet
Cotton, Embroidery Cotton. Mending
Cotton. Knitting Silks, Buttons, were
15c. and &c. per dozen, now 2 doz
5e. Pins, / cent a Paper; / lot Basic
Cotton, spools &C.; ] lot Ladies' Col
lars. We're Zoe. each, to go four for
25c.; ! lot of Ladies' Fancy Neckwear.
also / lot of prettily decorated Gauze
look over our &c. counter on the Sec
ond Floor.
Full yard-wide Percale &c. per yd
Apron Gingham.. ........6c. per yd
outing Flannel. .. 5000. Sc. per yd
Choice Patterns in Flannelctte, 121ac.
quality. $3.50. ....,...8c. per yd
Ripplette Cloth. ........ 10c. per yd
\ good Brown Cotton Sc. per yd
Fruit of the Loom Cotton. .SI2c. per yd
White Dommet Flannel. Sc. per yd
Turkish Towels. ..........o &c. each
lot of fine Towels. were Si00......
=. ...... =. ..,.....,.. 69c. each
[ lot of Mercerized Napkins. &c. each
lot of MerceriZed Napkins SC. each
lot Ladies 10c. Handkerchief. to go
=. 49,. ..........4 TOR 2oc.
Neilings, We're 25c.. now 15c. per yd
Silk NelVets, Black and Colors, were
$1.00 and S1.2j per yard. now......
=. ...... =. .......s.. 69c. per yd
Nelveteens in colors, 51e quality....
=. ............ ......35c. per yd
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Central Maine Theological Circle
Prompt to Express Its Approval

At a meeting Of the Central Maine
Theological Circle held in The hail Of
the Public Library, Watervilc, Mon
day, March 31st, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted;
The Central Maine Theological Cir
Gle, composed of Baptist and Free
Baptist ministers in. Central Maine.
wish To express dlfeir appreciation and
approval of the. Governors action in
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lating to the Park Commission of the
city of Portland.
An Act to incorporate the Houlton
street Railway Company.
An Act to incorporate the Pittsfield
Water District
An Act to authorize the town of
South Berwick to own and maintain
an electric lighting and power plant
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter 2S9 of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1907 entitled An Act to in
corporate the EiNermore Falls Sewer
District
An Act relating to the jurisdiction
of the superior court in the county of
Kennebec. Grabbed pending its pass
age to be enacted on motion by Mr.
Swift Of Augusta)
An Act relating to the construction
of sidewalks in the town of Sanford.
An Act to amend Section 81 of
Chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended, relating to Appropriation for
schooling children in unorganized
townships.
Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Eye
and Ear Infrmary for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Bath City
Hospital tor maintenance
Resolve in favor of the Pressure Isle
General Hospital for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Maine School
of the Deaf for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the York Hos
pital for maintenance.
60. ..ft
Women's Home of Lewiston, for as.
sistance in carrying on its work.
Resolve in favor of the Weber Hos
pital Association for maintenance.
Resolve in favor Of the Knox Eoun-
ty General Hospital for maintenance
Resolve in favor of the Girls Or
phanage of Lewiston for maintenance
Resolve in favor of the Lewiston and
Auburn Children's Home for mainte-
nance.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Chill
dren's Home Society for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of st. Mary's Cen
eral Hospital for maintenance.
Resolve in favor OF Mellen Tryoh'
secretary of the committee on Maine
school for Feeble Minded for certain
committee expenses.
Resolve in favor of the Maine In
dustrial school for Girls for medlcai
examination and treatment with sup
plies.
Resolve for the appointment of COM
missioners to the International Ce'e-
oration of the opening of the Panama
Canal.
Resolve in favor of the Temporary
Home for Women and Children iof
maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Gen
,ral Hospital for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Maine MIS-
sion for the Deaf for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Maine lns'i-
tution for the Blind for maintenance.
Resolve in favor of the Women
Christian Temperance Union Tempo-
rarv Home for Children for mainte-
nance, ..;,,4,
Resolve in favor of the Greenvilie
Junction Young Mems Christian AS
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To Hon. William T. Haines.
Governor of Maine.

Governor of Maine:
In appreciation of the forceflil and
logical position which Your Excellen-
cy has taken in relation to law en-
forcement, and of your recent positive
action toward making enforcement Ell
fectiVe, and in fulillment Of your pre-
election promises, we, the Hndersign-
ed members Of the Mems Bible Class
of the Methodist Episcopal church Of
Augusta, beg 10 express our most
hearty approval, and, as citizens of
the State, pledge the support of our
influence in the further prosecution of
such measures as Your Excellency may
deem best TO prevent notification and
to secure enforcement of this and
other law, to the end that the COM
monWealth may stand before her sis
ter states as worthy example Of
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Senate Bills in First Reading.

An Act to amend Section il of Chap
ter Is of the Revised Statutes, rs
amt nded. relating to the Withholding
of State school funds from delinquent
towns.
An Act to amend Section l Of Chap
ter 1875 of the Public Laws OF 1863 as
amended relating to the school equal
ization fund.
Az Act to incorporate the Sanford
Investment Company.
An Act amending Section 81 of
Chapter rs Of the Revised Statutes, re-
iatins to the protection of life in build
ingS used for public purposes.
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter III of the Revised Statutes. relating
to the salary of officer appointed to
attend.the superior court of Cumber-
lana c5unty.
ResoEe in favor of Cassie X Turner.
stenogWpher to the committee on milf
Resol We in favor of II. p. Halves, clerk
to the committee on railroads and ex-
presses for services rendered.
Resolve in favor of the state highway
department, covering the expenditures
for repair and maintenance of the State
bridge at Old Town.
Resolve to provide for indexng the
House and Senate papers in the Senate
Office for the session of 1911.
Resolve in favor of providing suitable
storehouse for military property in Au-
gusta.
Resolve providing for an epidemic or
emergency fund for the year 1914.
Reports of Committees.
Mr. Mooers from the committee on sal
aries and fees reported in new draft
and fought to pass bin, An Act pro-
viding temporary hire for the clerk of
courts in Aroostook county.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in a new draft and Ought to
pass bill, An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the register of deeds, Pc
nobscot county.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in a new draft and fought to
pass" bill, An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the register of probate in
Penobscot county.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in new draft and fought to
pass bin, An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the register of probate in
Kennebec county.
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the steps taken to bring to an end the
open and fragrant notification of lax
in our state. And we hope that the
movement just inaugurated will result
in the thorough State wide enforce
ment of the prohibitory laws.
c. G, MOSHER,
J. L.. CLARK,
B. p. HOPE
Committee.
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From the Senate: ordered, the House
concurrng, that the joint standing
committee or appropriations and finan-
cial affairs be directed to make w the
payroll Cor the members Of the House
and Senate and for the House and
Serate officers for the year 1919.
The order received Il passage in con-
cllrrnnce
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Same gentleman from same committee
reported in a new draft and ought to
pass" bill. An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the clerk of courts in Cum
berland county.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in new draft and Ought to
pass bill, An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the register of deeds in
oxford county.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in a new draft and Ought to
pass" bill, IN Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the clerk of courts in Pts
cataquis county
Same gentleman from same committee
reported in new draft and ought to
pass" bill. An Act providing temporary
clerk hire for the register of probate in
Piseatiquis county.
First Reading of Printed Bills and Re.
solves.
An Act in ieiation. to Main street in
the city of Westbrook and certain streets
in the city of Portland.
An Act 10 AMEND Sections >, and u of
Chapter 1875 Of the Public Laws of 1871.
in relation to-. the control of contagious
diseases among cattle. sheep and swine.
Resolve in favor of w V Peables
Resolve in, favor of. Warren b. Clark.
Resolve in favor of John Metcalf
Resolve in favor of Fred f. Lawrence.
Resolve in favor OF clyde Seribner,
messenger to.the committee ON inland
fisheries and game.
Resolve in favor of the clerk and
stenographer to, the committee ON inland
fisheries and game.
Resolve in favor of w. A. Kicker, sec
rotary of the committee on education.
Passed to Be Ensrossed.
An Act to pfScorporate tine Winthrop
District.
An Act to amend Section g. of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes re-
latins to accidents on railroads.
An Act to supply the town of VIM
throp with pure water.
An Act to incorporate the York
County Power Company.
An Act relating to the Portland Gas
Light Company.
An Act to amend Section 81 Of
Chapter : of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the prevention of fires
from locomotives run through forest
lands.
An Act to. amend Section Is of
Chapter s of the Revised statutes
relating TO the Board of State asses
sors.
An Act to provide FOR the preserva-
ton of highways and bridges.
An Act in relation to safety and inn
proyamant of highways
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine General hospital.
Resolve in favor of the reconstruc-
ton of the easterly span of the Ola
Town Milford bridge.
Resolve in favor of highway
bridge over Saint John river between
Fort Kent. Maine, ana st. Francis,
New Brunswick.
Resolve in favor of the stenogra-
pher of the presiding and recording
officers of the House of Representa-
tives.
Resolve in favor of the secret airy
of tne committee on Indian affairs.
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and second readings without reference
| to a committee and was assigned for
tomorrow morning for its third read
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Infants and Children's Caps and Bon
nets, were s1.00 to go at 69c. each
Infants and Children's Caps and
Bonnets, We're 75c., to go at.....
..*... 1890. .oSC. eaCn
Infants and Children's Caps and
Bonnets. We're 59e. and soc, to go at
Infants and Children's Caps and
Bonnets were 29c. and 25c., to go a.
$3.50. =. .........l Se. each
lot of Bonnets, We're 25c. and 29c.
to go at. 1870 $500. loc. each
4 few nice Blankets. were $685. to so
at. $780,. .+.... ......-... SS.9o
A few nice Blankets. We're $4.9s, to go
ALL. $500 o.oS
4 few nice Comforters, small sizes,
to so at ...... ........ osc.
1 lot Isabella Fox Fur Neckpieces, 10
go at. ............ .$2.47 & $2.93
lot Sable Fox Fur Neekpieees. to go
at. -. .......... $2.47 G. S2.98
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

Continued from Page Five.)