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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Miss Pearl Cppp entertained flt
members 81 ,he Mtgi club and mum
Der OF extra guests last evening ~ith
five hundred arly Boaueis q
pink sweetpeas lied With green rib
bons were Presented 70 each suesi
upon their arrival Hleh and tow
scores a. car.1 we're made By Miss
Vera Kelly. Miss Ellen Thsrp and Miss
Anna Owens After tho hour spent
with music and dancing ihe cues :
were shown intu che dining room
where attractive decorations of PINK
and green were used, sweet peas
formed the ceuterpcce and the salley
cards and nafne card were in sweey-
pea design apd with dainty summer
scenes 4 delicious swo-cogrse lunch !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
4 DEAD SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
Black Draught Given High Praise
As a Stomach and Liver Medi.
cine by Well.Known Old
Gentleman Who Has
Used II.

Mineola, Teeas The Rev. NC Ien
k.ns. retired minister Of the VI i
Church South. living In this city, says
J have used Iiacx Drauahi as a stom
ach and liver medicine. and have never
found It's equal
Once ! suffered for swo months with
cramps and pains. 1ried everything
could hear Of without avail but Black
Draught was a dead shot"
! am known here aud all over the
s'aie for my honesty ana rruihtnlnsas
|! am rs years old aud have used
Black Dranghf for years.
! can highly recommend II to any
cne as liver medicine that has no
equal II f. excellent Tor stomach.
liver and other ailments. use IL for
. bad taste In the mouth. headache
and other slcsnesses that come from
the disorders Of the liver"
Thedfords Black -Drsughi is purely
vegetable. and acts actively on the
bowels. gently stimulating the liver.
and helping to s;crease tho normal
discharge of ellie into the In,esiines.
II assists In the digestion OF food and
relieves constipation IN b prompt and
natural way. /.
Try Black-Draasht Buy q package
OF Black Draught today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Signs of health, industrial tone
over The sta.e are found III the April
slaiisilca ~ she federal employment
hurrau. an inerease over sha prpcsd-
ing month " IS per cent beins shown
During April. NiG applied ior work
a all offices in the state Calls wgre
received from .no7 for onaployem anj
ot these. 1izg were furnished IN
March. the number Of persons IA
signed 10 Job. was 1890 The bur.aa
confidently expects May 20 show an
lnerraic o. @5 per cent over Agrll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Na-ki-mu ia which these spirits
lived and from whence is5ued their
grumbhngs. He determined 20 solve
the mystery. The Indians Stunned
the place. "Ha-lo Kla-wa-ta." mean
ing no co. was their dogged an
swer when asked TO accompany
anyone into this. TO them. fearsome
place. So Deutschman went alone.
He found the spirits TO be whis-
perings made by shifting air cur
rents in q marrow canyon: he found
-ki-mu to be the entrance % .
series Of wonderful caves which he
has beer exploring and chartlng ever
since. Today he acts a. guide 70 the
tourists who come from Glacier
along tha eight mile trail beside the
dancing waters Of Cougar Creek. to
visit these caves $500 feet above sea
lcyCi
The caves are formed Of metzmor-
phoscd marbleized lime. tie walls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

besng covered With incrustations a
calcium cxrbonate In pale yellow
. nix. white and black When tkS
guide waves his torch hack and forth,
pictures Of indescribable beauty aSQ
revealed. The first cave II . sort a
ante-chamber, being but eighty
seven feet underground; the second
cave. 800 feet down, Is IN Imposing
vault 80 feet wide and 40 feet high
Cougar Creek. nov Of Stygisn blaek,
ness, nous through tbe caves and add4
TO their wierdness. Huee icicles feru
. year rpund dscoeatipn- Ths cir -
fresh and cold and visitors nsD
warm clothing. Il1s caves may -
visited from the middle a Juss -
the last Of September.
Botanists and naturalist hnd -
Nakimu region . paradise sn1
Deutschmann h . peerless guids 1aR
those who wish 70 stop over and -
9es b!oesomn H1 er hesr4 -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
pasuGs d Bear HantCOsITrsil 6r TIE
redr NS4clrsL Ceves Qo6d. to
s.-%--.--o----e- N6L<i 4wAL C5LRS

! Just n hole in the ground. or Ma
6-nu in Indian parlance. yet the oh
Jet Of mystery. fear, curiosity AM
interest This in brief, describes
one Of IL natural wonders OF the
Canadian Pacific Rockies Mystery
and fear narked the Indians atti-
tude. curiosity prompted the white
man to investigate the hole. and in
terest brings many visitors annually
to visit the Nakimu Caves.
Once upon . time--in 1904 20 be
exact-there came into the Selkirk
Mountains near Glacier IN Brttish
Colu-.sbia. man who had hunted.
prouected and explored the noun
tains from Colorado 70 the Arctic
Circle His name was Charles II.
Deutschmxnn and in his association
with the Indians be had heard many
tales os . Valley cf Bad Spirits. of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
CARD OF r.Asss

We wish to express Ia oar friend.
ana n'ishbors ior their tenderness and
love extended darlns she lun,. ana
a. the death oi our beloved husband.
taihcr and grandfather Aocas oa,
heartfelt grAinude Mr. Geo A CARR.
son. Mr and Mr. y n Rlkrr ami fam
~ Mr and Mrs A e Garrison Nr ana
Mrs " 1. Garrison; AR ana Ne. Ea.,
hker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
sta fIhOa HrasTlr MucH
uETfER

Lame hack. rheumatic pains. flff
ness ana HnrvnenN IN muscles and
joints can b" ausekiY relieved Mfs
4 Nasne, al.F AFl at ocean rarA.
Cal sfiies y used - have ssainb in
my rikh' aip euala hartly tafu in
bed Nu~ find aal much better ~
esias Foley kidney riIts i.lAewias
pains In bach lett Sold every
whsrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
United Presbyterian hs,en

United Pfesby'sfian hpteh.
Corner ~ Ash and Cleveland
bible school ~ ~ NJ
Morning worship 81 II a M
Young Peoples Prayer meeting. al
,4b
F"er'ne wor hlp ?10
Mid-wesk prayer rsseIing w.dnes
day AZ \ . M
Everybody welcome a, al services
W HieALrY. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Marie iieasler. frc~pou. m writes
= had more OF less Of cough fof ~
ytsrs and have taken quite nuns
b,r oi medicin.s None u them sAker
hold and helps like Foleys Honey aud
Tar This old. reliable cuugh a,rup
prompt, h"ls coughs. colix. Group
end whooping cough Contains 40
oplaioe sold every whore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
A SOCIAL GATHERING IN
TRINITY pARtse NousC

The Congregation ~ Trinity churyh
and all interested 10 the welfare ~
the parish arc inyil ea 10 asioclal cath
ering in the Parish iioesc on Monday
evening Ati.s brisf buslnsaa nissi
lng the evenins viii bs given 20 90
tertainm.ni and sosial time The
Mems club will be hosts. assisted ~
Trinity Guild
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

I DO heasy wort. and ihsf u =
sfrsin on mans kldness.7 write.
herS lesson. canion. IA eMy tr0a
bic started with SEVERE. Dharp pAlns
over nay hAok I hcaEm a bottle 9,
Foley kidn'y pms. and before ii "a,
snn". my pains had eni,rcls lssl ms
The, bapish Fheamaiic pains. bacs
ache. sercn~is stiffness Sold ssen
who're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
NJ paul A, "A a. Church.
Corner Elm AEd vllas

Sunday ~ h0el 20 n an
I'Fs@ciiiDa a. ~ and 81 q ~
& y l."agne frum 81 60 20 d ~
Tho community ,one aevyiea will
render special proxFnm from 30 a.
: 80 . ~ te0s
You arr cordially irstf~i Ia attend
stfsirnn sunday ~ W Paul A NJ E
church
jotiN n WATTS.
raatnF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03


tofnsF hfosd ana Ncblr
ste a. Sanda, school mod IN
euuNnlam. vita ,daasfs hsf all aees
Mo'uins ~ufshlN a. Dclosk
Auhiesf sermon The iiufd.ne'i
Charch
Spaclai Observance ~ "ubt day.
when every family IN ey~S, Centcnsf>
anli is eap..cicd 90 attend
100 y m ~euiur lNwursh i4axuA
and Ws~icsan icasue. ,Vuns s~-opls q
nyriins
ftruint ~ftlrsa. \ sN'uck
illustrated sermon. Tho Challenge
~ AiIi,a n,auilfal Centenary pls
tafsa
Everyone eOrdlaiir Wclcous. eslse
Ciaii, sifanrers
ALEXANDER y BENNETT. IN.
iastur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

f,rs, Chslssiss Church.
corner AsA sui Netie
hitls school a a. M
Jani,s ConsSs sstlon. Nsm
sc a. pm
rga,er A.c,las wsahe,dat aishl
Morning sermon. The nfiefs 10 ~
Gaze
E,eains sefmaa rAe chafsA 10 ths
Nsu uss
Guy n fiNplNN,
Minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

o1n ~as ssfsed 60 Mrs " 4 Purcell.
Assas Rli6n rhsrr ~ Cafhng @sf-
rsfa pace. Vera Kelly Vera lntie.
nelsn Newman. i.alu ro~ussnd Fit
,hsr ~ ser. Eln Johnson Alma
NGln. Lucile Burke. ksl.i t'oueiss
and AnuA oweBs
4 X o.
Mias Nsrsarvs Afmahisoas weni io
Norman today 10 a,ieud 'he wrsk md
Festivities al tho university
E Il y
Party Tor Guests
Miss Ntra Kelly s ontsslslulae ihit
evening tor Mlss Helen Nichols - So
tulga ani 40 Margaret RYAN %
cleveland. who attend school a. 81
Joss h's Academy and wha Vii he ne
guests % Miss kelh over Suuda,
ii - X
Dinner and Game ot Aueton
Ths q O o clab mot on frlaay even
ing al o'cloek al ihs hoins q Mr.
Earl Hopkins After ihe regular an.
ner game o. auction vas enio,ei ana
prtrcs awarded to Ms J iorci'ss
and earl Fairiieia in two w'-sks th'
club Will meei a. she home 81 NJ ana
Mrs Loyei~
X = n
Harold Cook. who his been IN
France Tor seven months has rseciyvd
his discharge and arrived home from
Camp pike yesterday
* = y
Miss Ellen 1aarp canc over from
Cushing 70 spend'a few days with rci-
aiiv-l
w * 81
sunday Program, at N Z Church.
Morning
Prelude lohnsi0ne
Anthem Come With Nc Founod
0ffsrtory Geu Schal
Solo Arise. Shane tar the iAght v
Come McDerinid
Mrs W n fNckell
pasglude parlon
Evening:
Prrlude--Pierson
Male aaariel- Tho Your sinS Wat =
son Me~srs Rider. suffy. S,eylck and
Woodwork.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
IT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

rEislss telssoesl Church
tofneF broad street kni Noble Ave
NAsfer tsy
~ : an lNsl, s>ommunlea
aaA M NandAx tehoal
~ eA a m Mofninr service sad ace
mon
80 y N kxensns tsayer
Al Who ~oins a. ~cfshlp in thi,
church ~ili b. moal wel,ome
Iou> A CltAr1>.
ArghdeAron ia change
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

4 moa Interesting meVling OF East
Guthrie " G. \ 4 was held Yesterday
arerneon 81 the home Of Mfs " iiaws.
Mira p NJ J. Ray presided, Mrs Beli
Parker ted The devotional and Mrs
Prince read from The SCRIPTURES. The
nglng wAs loi Nv Mrs Cory and Mrs
Rankin PLAYED 'he accompaniment
sr " Il, Hackney discussed Moth ?
ria Day, and Mrs Prince talked on
- bbefh obseFvances aud Dr Ilennet,
losed the program with an amnslng
AN on suffrage 4 continuation of
BE- ch.id warfare program viii be- held
II the next me,lin8 which wili be an
az asy session AZ the home og Mrs
~ Il Hackney The following new
nlsmhers wnre wclcomed Mrs Cory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Manefs % lhe fafmsas ~ ssaadsv
Ass"''nss and kspsmsra ana t,ssiar.
Ina Az hsnsrxsnss
He u urdaiaed by fbs Hoard ..f ss,....
nsa*lloa*f@ ~ the t'ily ~ uashris.
uAiahnsua
A's'fs''h That ths san NJ rs
~ w v hsu"bf appropriated fsf III.
p"fl@pss ~ payins hilIa son the f,l.
'9~snx acssfnn1a ana which bgsl. aays
h@ttapF"Fe been Appsavsd BY the roms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
coLoaso

coLoRED
g. Paul N. z. Church
Corner Broad and Perkins
sundsy school 81 1000 a. IN.
Morning s@ryice az II am.
Subjsos. "The Ten Virgins
senior League ai 100 D. m,
Evening service VI D m
Preaching by Mr Morgan Griffin. =
yoang preacher.
A cordial invitation extended 10 All.
WALTON BROWN, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

flfu Ffsstyisrian Church
Corner lisiaion and Nnble
sabbath School a. gtS A. ~
Morning Service a; II 90 A NJ
u. Y. g. h AZ 40 y NJ
EseBlng Service ~ 40 y NJ
We extend cordial ~elcom. 20 ali
"a worrhlp With na.
GEORGE q NICHOLS, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Mr. u n fl.ldlnd and Ne Cisai
kel-o tAsAi Fsfr~ ,Amsnls ~er~ sef
~ b, the hostess assisted \, urs
CORY sns Mr. Rsnkn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
Catholic Church
German Lutheran Church

German Lutheran Church
Corner Seventeenth and w Logan
Services every second Sabbath
sunday school sf 9ss . m.
Preaching nj II m.
" REfDEH ~ Marshall. Psstns.
Church OF Christ.
Meets q, city hall every Sunday Il
10 . n. Preaching ~ II . n snd
7:s0 D IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03
c a. s N D a R.


Phsl Delta Gamma c4ah Mrs . X
Spurrer,
Cribbaxc Club Mr. and Mrs Charles
Seely rtA
Luncheon .cr Mrs Ciaad Tucker 81
Pawhuska Mrs 4 s ReArosd
MONDAY.
Cambridge Club Carnegie library
TUESDAY.
L c T i.anchcon Mrs $ A Garner
Tea Tor Mrs Il W aamssy Ari G
A Hughes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

A. general rale all yoa need 20 10
is 10 afvpt d.es suiied 20 your asu
ana occupation and keep yoar bo~sis
regular whsn you feel that you have
eaten too much and when eonstisat.d
take one OF chsmberialn's Tablets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

offtu0ry Goddard
pl. PRAYER Nendslstohn
huha laiunrr.
ClAra n noyt
postlalv CAIN
~ n ~
Iins Party.
Miss MARI l.or oven entertained
.iih 4 line laris lasi evening and BE-
Eucois Werc ihe mvmbcrs % the Hse
f.,e nv clab ana the Nlsses Iona
Wallace Mary Humphrey Ruth Rine
har aud Nlna nronson
Rs NJ
keirmw Club
Mrs ] " Oldham villa The members
of ihc Kelfmis club. met ~ ~ home
81 Mr. nrusala Smith on Friday Tho
afternoon Was speni Niih nasic. tancy
work ana contest in which ihe pstte
was won hy Mn " Mafhis re
frsshmenis we're served a. The eloss
ot The afternoon aud ihr ncx, meet
ine Nfll take biace in Two " eks win
Mrs J u Mllines as hostess
y X n
Card Party For Altar Society.
Mrs 6corfc anderson. Mrs = X Van
VOORHEES, and Mra T McNaily viii en-
tsrtain with card party on Tuesday
oyenne May s a. 'he : . z " hall
The members % me Altar society ana
,hcr friends are urged 80 aitend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Frat Church OF Christ Scientist
.is North broad street
SUNDAY school at o. aa m
Sunday services at II r
Wednesday evening service n m
Reading room at iisn Hast Okia.
homa avenue Dp.n from ! so q m
70 b . N. except SUNDAY and bol' iays
Catholic Church
sii North Elm.
Father John Van uastsl. Pastor.
On Sunday.
First msss and sermon. I 30 q m.
Second mass and sermon. 10 . N
On week days
Evening devotion ~ 10 m.
Mass every day AZ O'Clock 4 m.
K<y' john VAN 0AsTEI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Methodist rplseoesl Church. south.
Corner OAK and Oklahoma
Sabbath school : g. m. Prof
Maddox. superintendent
INi'isc worship " ~ and \ "a m
bsorsh League, pm
Speoial nFasie bs i'n,f Gf"ene
You are invited 20 attend ,hsar met
yises
X o CALLAHAN. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

FIRST Baptist Church.
Heretcse 'o.iay 90 b"6in on new isne
Sunday school ~ = s.. new tim.
snninr and Junior u Yp 4 a. fE
Preaching AZ both hour b. the pas
tor
Mornlug subject. nehiha
Evening "ubiecf A frank Admlx
sion
fnIiNENI MAnnnN Alnlalnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

West side Methodist Episcopal chureh
Corner Eleventh and W~at Mobile
sunday school ai 10 M
Preaching service ~ ~ III
'iaa messing NJ 1e 90.
Fprprth iasawuc Stryirs at I'm
Preaching service af b M
Mid week praynT meeting. Wesnem
day eyrning az b ~.
e J QUINN, Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

tFirss Published In The Guthrie Daily
Leader. May End. isis)
ORDINANCE NO. t<sS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-03

Free Methodist Church.
Corner Eleventh ana Afansur.
Sunday school ~ $40 a m.
rfeaciains ~ h a m
Prayer meeting "Wednesday, y b M
Com" and worship wish Us
Pearl. WELLS. Pastor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-04-10

amount of each kind Of weed seed COZ
tanned therein; and also a guarantee J.,
Inc terminating power of the seed ar
the date OF the test for termination, 4
that said section. as SO amended, az
as further amended by Senate amen.
ment A, Senate amendment B and Hous
amendment A, shall read as follows.
Sec. }. Every lot or package of agr
cultural seed which Is sold, distribute
transported. offered or exposed for sal
distribution or transuorta ton for see
in the state by any dealer in seed shs
have affixed in a onspicuous place {
the outside thereof, a plainly written {
printed statement clearly and truly gi
ing the name thereof and it's minimu
percentage of purity and freedom fro
foreign matter, together with the nan
and approximate amount Of each XIII
OF noxious weed seed contained therei
ana also a guarantee of the germinAtir
power of the seed and the date Of Il
test for termination
Sec. z Section twelve of said chapt
hirty-siE is hereby amended, in Il
hrst paragra.h thereof. namely, Il
Iaragraph defining the adulteration
agrlcuitural seed, by adding In Il
Iohrth line of said paragra phi after q
word plant the words or any kind
amount of weed seed other than Il
k KIN as or amounts represented in II
statement required by section three
thlS chapter Third. If it, upon test t,
g rnination madc within six months
thH date If test in statement under Il
provisions IF section three herein aboy
does not show the same gernnina til
power given in said statement Or
SCrihed by the provision Of said sectit
three. so that said third paragraph
sand section twelve. as so amended. al
as further amended by Senate Amen
meat \. shall read as follows.
; @. Il. For the purpose Of this cha
q eli "a ~.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-04-10
CHAPTER 224.

An Act to Amend aragraph Two II Scr.
tio5 Seventeen OF Chapter One Hundred
ard Seventeen Of the Revised Ssatutes
heia',ng to the Employment of Clerks
ahd Necessary Assistants by the suprrin
iendent of Public Printing
Paragraph two OF section Seventeen Of
chapter ore hundred and seventeen, Of the
reVlsed statutes, is hereby amended By
slIk,ng out in the first line OF said para.
graph the words state auditor" and nv
inserting in place thereof the word, gov.
erhoF also by striking out in the third line
,hefeot the words. the governor and": also
~ striking out in the third and fourth lines
OF said paragraph the words, he shall re-
d do1au. an annual salary Of fifteen Hundred
dollars and by inserting in place thereof
me words, he may employ one or more
clerks and assistants as the business OF his
once may demand, their number and the
amount OF their compensation to be subject
10 To-, the approval of the governor and coun-
en- so that, as amended, said paragra ph
shall read as follows:
The governor shall appoint superin-
tendent OF public printing, as provided in
section thirty-seven OF chapter three. whose
appointment shall be approved by the coun-
ell, ne may employ one or more clerks
anu assistants as the business of his office
may demand, their number and the amount
OF their compensation to be subject to the
approval OF the governor and council
lApproved April a.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-04-10
CE.AETEH o29


p@yi-cI . s'"t,u H "a, tty OF
mons I,o,.,r,.,,..,++%i ~ 'd'lhs 10 "ol
Sec. /. Tbr first iie.y soc4io,s
nc cb.i,.,- ~ a. - ~ y SCStIonS
~ ta,'S 1tta ~, p'er Shall h" known, and IN
inrs AND go ,nroa,,t ,,ltg" Wv IA lr1ee'
'"Tbo W-,,1-,-,a ~ 'Iltr.uhueT.
mo ,'I ,,,,os, 'A!ltH ; 4nipensatI9 Ac
sections refers tbercf,, 40 090u III DC
The foIioyin,r ,lo..,s ,,5 ,,,roso,,
uend j., ~ 49, 80 W"tGS ann phrases
choTt -. ~, ~ =. NY SeGIiotls OF u
;nf+ 9!,ii,' .ilt$S = IllSreht lnea
ha1.n Ig4 oIrEu bS me cohte
"I,p11a,,o,,,, 9,,aiI i iriIis 49,,
r,iio,r y, fit'i'L ~. uus coll
the state countiss, watnr districts =
al 49, 80. "d.cI ulSlI lCsS .
a. H., -tltuLtlSIf4! COZ puraOlC
s',,.iI ,,'r'l". ',d'u ,',1eS at,u d
,.i.,i,, - ~ az tno ~
;s i,li.,,,.,i ~, aiip = Gi,lpto!
less the contrary int mt Is appare
Mn tbr r,,Tnosee ~ ty,,s az
~, ~ ,.,
II h4pIoyee shal! lnciqde eve
person nv, III ne StrTlcr OF an"lher uhf
pied' oral or WTltten' except: tal ia,
tauoFgsS' ~ a,i'l'-TllG EIFNal L,
nHiSt yF! on #ho seaman on EGSSeiS
EaStN n IN i.9tdle 4r LoreisIl GO
i,.etgg' w. i''Sr'l US eI!btoy ,,,
~ pue ~ X todo 10 ~" ,rit III me - us,
SION or oc@uPallon Oh MS employ
Nal oi'tcIa.9 OF me sIate, count
cues. towns or water Ilstrlcts
oihGf sl-lnultlc! PA Gor,p.oratlohs
q SlHliF@t chstii ger; Eo5lceilen
nft{!eh silaLl pG deet e ~ enlpttoSt
Wlthh the meaning OF TINS act.
however any n9ilceman or nrem
|talh~ con Pe6Satl non u i ms
ii."re Sh"it Nf deuHcleG from Sucn co
p'nSall'h any sun, Wn3ch such pom
man fireman ~ H'fl.r I'erSoa nay nay,
entitled 40 receive rom any pensl
ar "t1Sr benefit turd = Which
stat" or mum ipA bGdF may &C
Ir5hule; tfl G,Nernt that any Town
city may, IN I!en or ih9 G@hpensall
una l1Sar"'lc" Pr,t- utu ~ ms Is
con 'jnn" ANY memneF OF the 1re
Parturn' or Po'ie@ force IN sac 10Y
who mtN '"Ve teen INJURED IN
course 't h's dttlGS on we payToll
fult ray. d, S1Ch 't,II pay eNetGu5
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-04-10

For for h aai reasonable sums actually paid
ing ava anW hlTe, ferriage ana for cross
raf,. auy Toll bridge, and nnstaee for
court to VIII ne process by mali 70 the
one travel 'i sb,, II Is returnable. Only
biie precept and no ~ a4l az aay
49, .iie same is served IN mora thr =
n,t person, the travel NAV he coIn-
remnta fr NE place of service most
ali " f,rth III the place of return. with
such precept. 'idSei IN serving
trave, large "a OF such officer for service,
loued or expenses paid. shall be al
1umeI' unless the items the-enf are ex-
and m Sffaeed' and the amount of each
shn,, no ices for constructive travel
snal, be allowed him for The servire of
o. 7up.Ipoeha' notice to an adverse marty
inner utiler process in which there is no
eotliiildhd TO make return.
oe pr transmitting to the selectrnen
for caiii,,p feCet'ts from the governor
oiao+ iallihg special meetings for the
ffr ' OF reures entatives to congress
1ists at'H eistrlct with copies Of the
5 ~ or persons previously voted for,
hol each town, iiftV cents
every Every deputy sheriff and court mes
cumberland, Franklin, e. inebee Kn0X
Llicoih, fenobscot, t5iscatnuuis. Saga
uahqe' Somerset, Waldo, washington
IN, or 7 Qrk county while in attendance
ssupeIlor court i'll their several coun-
Iles snail receive Tor said ATTENDANCE
anu service four dollars a day. and i'm
~ oJher counties of the state a dep
utg snefltf 50 serving shall receive for
Sucn attendance and service three dol
lars day, and the hrriff, at IFS o77an-
ing, snail present to the court. i Ijst
or tue officers attending with a state
ment OF the, duties Of each: AMI the
court shall determine the number nee
"a ot,r,