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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
hAVING
 TROUBLE
By Associated Press

PARIS, Jan, IT. At the request of President Wilson, the Supreme ln- ter Allied Council has decided to hold in abeyance the proposed rule for virtual secrecy regarding it's de- Alterations.
 It has been decided to ask the Am erican, British and Italian correspon- dents to present some plan for re- porting the meetings. The British correspondents only want one corre- spondent admitted. The Americans have vigorously protested and want the meetings to be accessible for all deliberations.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
UNIONS ASK FINNISH
 ENGINEER BE FREEI;

STOCKHOLM, Jan, 17- A com- mittee from the railroad mems union of Sweden and Norway has protesteG to the Finnish government against z sentence of twelve years impr!son- ment imposed on L. Jalo. When the Red guards overthrow the old govern ment of Finland, Jalo left his job as a railroad conductor and took p'acr in the cabinet of the new government After the white guards took the gov ernment away from the Reds Ja'o was tried and found guilty of "crimes.' The Scandinavian railroad worker contended that if guilty of anything it was of political offeRses.'
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
GETS: THE
 CAPITAL

J. A. Magill, formerly on the Be- luga Whaling Company, on Cook ln- let, is now in New York City and ac- cording to a letter received by Frank Cotter, has enlisted sufficient capital for a new plant.
 MT. Magill, writing from the Lambs Club New York City, states that he will return in the spring and start things on large scale.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
STARTS
 AS NEW NATION
By Associated Press

PARIS, Jan., IT. It is expected that PaderweSki will soon head new Polish Ministry. It is announced that Paderweski has reached an agreement with General PilSudSki, the Polish Military dictator, and NJ. DemoSki, President of Poland, to represent the new nation at the Peace conference in this city.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
READY TO FIGHT

AMSTERDAM, Jan., IT. Bohemia dispatches says that the Czecho-Slo- walks have occupied the BavaHan frontier and pickcts are within hear ing distance of each other along the entire Bohemian-Bavarian boundary.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
ENGLISH BLAME BACON
 FROM STATES FOR ELI

LONDON, Jan., IT. American bacon preserved with borax is blamed by some British authorities for tn, influenza epidemic rages in America, It also ragged inGermany, where there is no borated bacon.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan., IT. Congress was asked by Secretary of the Treas ury Glass to appropriate 4,22T 300 for completion of postoffice buildings in 120 cities, construction of which was postponed during the war.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Jan., 7- Fish prices al noon were as follows: halibut, S6 cts; sable, eight cents; ling and red cod, nine cents.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
By Associated Press

ROME, Jan, IT. The French steamer Chapori struck a mine near Messina during the night and sunk. Five hundred, mostly Greeks, SerbianS and Russians were drowned. A nearby steamer saved l50
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
LEVINE IN BARCELONA

MADRID, Jan.. IT. Bolsheviki Premier Lenine landed at Barcelona this afternoon according to govern ment advices received here.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
WISCONSIN VOTES DRY

MADISON, Wis, Jan., IT. The State legislature this noon ratified the pro- h:bition amendment. This state makes the 3Sth to ratify the amendment.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17
ARMISTICE
 EXTENDED
By Associated Press

AMSTERDAM, Jan., IT. The ar mistice between the Allies and Ger many has been extended according to announcement made here today.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17

Dr. LicblIpecht visited the United States in 1910 and Iccturcd in New Yory City. In 1911 the future Sparti- can leader returned to Germany and sat in the Reichstag.
 pr. LieblRecht caused great fur ore several years ago by bringing charges against the KruppS implicat- ing the Kaiser and Crown Prince.
 During the war Dr. Licblmecht was arrested for making incendiary ad- dresses and sentenced to four years. He was released after serving swo years.
 Dr. Liebknecht was an extreme Ra- dical.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-01-17

Don't waste your time taking hints,
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WOMAN VICTIM
 OF IHE MOB

Liebknecht attempted to escape and was shot dead by soldiers as they hal anticipated the move.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
INDEX TO PUBLIC LAWS
CHAPTER

INA =
Automobiles. use Of in hunting
Wild birds and wild animals
Agricultural extension work. $3.50.
Assessors Convention, expenses of
agriculture duties OF commits
ANIMALS, prevention Of cruelty.
Auditor. State. relating to. -......
attorney General, appointment Of
assistants
Agriculture, grouping various bu-
Automatic Signals .......... .
Animal Eashandry. TO employ ex-
Agricultural s;ats,ics. collecuon..
Attorney General. Dept. increase
IN appropriation -..:-..-.---
AEmo.iss, CONSTRUCTION OF. 1880.
Bath Military and Naval Orphan
Asylum. amending charter:
Board Of Registration. ineiigibil;ty
as candidate for elective Office.
Bears. payment Of bounty. 1890.
Bas appioa ,oxn for ad91f5en
Budget, State. preparation Of. -.
Burial expenses, soldiers and sail
ors. reimbursement Of towns.
Banking. definition Of. .-.....
Burial expenses, soldiers and sailors
Brush. Burning Of. .........
Children. employment of.........
Court Stencgrarhers, salaries Of IN
Cumberland and kenneoec Coun-
County Treasu-ers. tenure of once
Court, relating 10 adjournment Of
County Commissioners, Hancock,
regular sessions Of. ..
Corporations for literary. chari-
table and other purposes. .......
County Jaiis. relating to. ..-..-..
Capital Stock increase or decrease
Chattei Mortgages. recording Of. ]
Children al School. attendance OF
Commodities. analysis Of.
Corporation. name of stale kIrs title !
Common School Subjects. provid-
ing Tor teaching Of .-....-..- I
Crearneries. cheese factories. ia
spection OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Civil and Criminal Cases. excep-
County Officers. increase o. Salaries 2
Deceased Persons, claims against. l
Ooghsh. commercial utilization Of /
Dynamite. Keeping and Sale OF.
Debtors in Jail. support OF.
Dental Hygienists. relating to-.
Dentistry. practice Of. ...........
Deer. protection OF. ....-........
Dental Examiners. State Board Of
Deeds. acknowledgment OF. .....
Dept of Labor and Industry, ap-
preparations for Observation-Disclosures. =
Dangerous Weapons. carrying with
Delinquent Taxes. collection cfe.. 1
Dentistry. penalty for practice
without certificate ....,,
Draft. to provide for.
Dealers s in Securities. registration :.
Dealers in Securities, duties Of
Bank Commissioner ......., i
Dams. to provide with fishways, 2
Deaf and Dumb Children. educa-
Electric Wives and Poles. removal
when necessary .......... 1
Examination Questions. falinS for
public reference ........,
Employees Of State. retiring and
pensioning Of
Evening Schools, to provide for. i
Forest Fires. Control Of.
Forest Fire Signs. Protection Of.
Forestry. appropriations for.
Fish: projecting. sale and par-
Forestry district in Oxford County
Eishing licenses. nonresident 4,
Ferttlizers. protection against In.
eek4os &1eose '............... !.
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20 become az assen.hg smplo:ef as
commission at it's Office j., Augusta.
lis written assent in such form as
the commission approves and Also file
with said commission copy OF an in
dustrial accident Insurance. policy in
any stock or mutual insurance COM
pany or association authorized TO do
business in the State OF Maine. said
policy being stamped with the APPROX
al Of the Insurance commissioner Of
said State of Maine.
The insurance commissioner may
require the dling OF specific rates for
Workmens compensation insurance
Including classifications Of risks. exc
ton from insurance companies. auth
ort5ed to transact such insurance in
Maine, and may make or cause to be
made such Investigations as may be
that such rates are correct and proper
before giving his approval and per-
mitting such rates TO be promulgated
for the use Of said companies.
Any Insurance company issuing poll
e3ee covering the payment OF compen-
0AA9on provided for in this act shall
nle With the insurance commissioner
o CODY Of the form thereof. and no
0ue6 policy shall be Issued until said
lnsu160ce c0mmissioner has approved
the Same. Every such insurance com.
pany ahan ale with the insurance de-
naffment its classification Of risks and
premiums relating thereto. and any
subsequent proposed classincations or
promiums, none Of which shall take
96oct until the insurance commission
= has approved the same ~ adequate
Tor The Risks to which they respect
1ve1v apply. The insurance commits
0lo0se may withdraw his approval OF
~ classihcation OF risks or premium
RATES relating thereto. and he may at
ten OF risks and premium rates re-
latiDg thereto. Such written assent
when once fled shall continue in force
Without renewal during the life OF
o3 any. Subsequent policy or policies
MED IN renewal Of said original policy
ROV30ns 20 the expiration Of any i'm
@edlatsly. preceding policy. 20 that
49, 1eali b nS S interim n between ,at poll IL
lnts94m. th@ . new seesptanes must
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nursing. and medicines and mechanical
surgical aids as provided in section
ten OF this act shall be paid there
under during the FIRST ten days after
the expiration Ut ten days. cornpensa-
tioD shall begin On the eleventh day,
II incapacisy arises after ten days.
kucn incapacity begins.
Sec. 10. During the first thirty DAYS
after the accident the employer shall
promptly furnish reasonable medical.
surgical. and hospital services, nurs-
Ing and medicines and mechanical sur
glcal aids when they are needed. The
amount OF such medical, surgical. and
hospital services. nursing. medicines
and mechanical surgical lids shall not
exceed one hundred dollars unless a
longer period or q greater sum is al
their discretion. they may allow when
the nature OF the injury or the process
OF recovery requires it. In case the
incapacity does not begin at the time
shall commence at the time such in
capacity begins. Whenever the EN-.
ployer and the employee ere unable to
agree upon the amount to be allowed
1 n'., such medical: surgical; and hos:
mechanical surgical aid the amount
shall b fixed by the commission upon
petition OF either party setting forth
the Iacts In case OF emergency or
for other 3ustifiabIe cause the employee
shall have the right to select a physi-
clan other than the one provided by
the employer. and the reasonable cost
Of his services shall be paid by the
employer subject to the approval OF
the industrial accident Commission.
Such approval shall be granted only
when the commission finds that there
was such emergency or justtfiable
cause and In all cases. that the serv-
ices we're ADEQUATE and necessary and
the charges reasonable.
Sec. II. If an employee who has
not given notice Of his claim Of com.
mon law or statutory rights Of action,
or who has given such notice and has
waived the same. as provided in sec
sonal injury by accident arising out
Of and In the course Of his employ
ment. be shall b paid compensation
q haeo1na4tae provided. BY the en-.
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Of such petition. al the other parties inter
an answer to said petition and furnish &
copy thereof 20 the petitioner. which answer
shall state the claims Ct the opponents with
reference 70 the matter IN dispute Is dis
sociate legal member nay grant further time
for fling answer and allow Amendments to
ssid petition AID answer At any stage ct The
proceed IS IS. IL. any parry opIes.nf, '. .sa
tine limited, the hearing shat proceed upon
the petition. II any party be N ;n:sn; or
person under disability. either parent CT .
infant or person under disability may file
the petition or answer required ey this sec.
ton.
Sec SO. The whole matter shan then Be
referred 10 the chairman or associate ,egBl
member OF said commission. who shall tx .
time fer hearing upon the request Of either
party. upon . three days notice gwen to
the other party AZ hearings shah be held
unless the claimant shall in writing request
that it be held in some other place.
See. "a. II from the petition and an.
swer there appear to be facts in dispute. the
chairman or associate legal member Of the
commission shall then hear such witnesses as
claims of both parties o. to the facts in dis.
pu,e may be presented by anidavits. Prom
The evidence thus furnished the chairman or
manner. decide the merits Of. the con-
troversy. His decision. findings # fact and
rulings Of Law. and any other masters peril
nent 10 the questions raised at the hearing
shall be fled in the Office Of the commission
and . copy thereof certified by The clerk Of
the commission mailed forthwith to all par
tics interested. Ills decision in the absenta
Of fraud. upon al questions Of fact shall Be
final
Amy party in interest may present
copies. certified by the clerk Of the
commission Of any order or decision
Of the commission. or Of its chairman
or associate legal member. or Of any
memorandum of agreements approved
by the commissioner. together with all
papers in connection Herewith. to the
clerk of courts for the county in which
the injury occurred: whereupon any
justice OF the supreme judicial court
shall render a decree in accordance
Herewith and notify all parties. Such
decree shall have the same effect and
all proceedings in relation thereto shall
thereafter be the same a. though rem.
dered in q suit in equity duly heard
and dotssmino6 b. 0ald court. exo0pS
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be construed as inpairing any lien
which the employee may have &C.
Quired.
Sec. 2s. In case payments have
continued for not less than six months
either party may. upon due notice to
the other oarty petition the commits
sion for AN order committing the future
payments to lump sum. Such petit
ton shall be considered by the COM
mission and may tie summarily grant
ed where it is shown to the satistac-
ton Of the commission that the pay
ment OF lump sum in lieu OF future
weekly payments will be for the best
interest Of the person or persons re-
ceiving or dependent upon such com
pensation. or that the continuance or
with lump sum payments. entail un-
due expense or undue hardship upon
the employer liable therefor. or that
the person entitled TO compensa, lon
from the United States. Where the
communication Is ordered. the commits,
sion shall FIX the lump sum to be paid
at an amount which VIII equal the toea.
sum Of the probable future payments
capitalized 1t their present value upon
the basis Of interest calculated at I'VE
per centum per annum with annual
fssts Tpon sbs bs from
all further liability on account OF the
injury or death. and be entitled TO a
duly executed release. upon nIlns
the liability Of such employer under
any agreement. award. findings, or De,
cree shall he discharged OF record. ana
the employee accepting the lump sum
settlement an aforesaid shall receive
no future compensation under the pro-
visions Of this act.
Sec. 2s. The industrial accident
ce commission Of the state OF Name
shall consist Of four members. two OF
whom. to be designated AZ the chair
man and associate legal member. re-
law and members in good standing OF
the bar OF this state: the third. the
commits sioner of labor and industry;
and the fourth. the commissioner OF
lnsufoncA. The chairman ana ESQ.
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specified in this schedule for the loss
Of hand.
For the loss Of the great toe. three
heths the average weekly wages during
For the Joss OF one Of the toes other
than the great toe. three-fifths the
average weekly wages during ten weeks.
The loss Of the first phalange OF any
toe shall be considered to be equal 70
the loss OF one-half OF said toe and the
compensation shall be one-half OF the
amount above specified.
The loss OF more than one pha1ange
shall be considered as the loss Of an en-
For the loss OF 4 hand. thres-hfths tbs
average weekly wages during one hun.
dred twenty-five weeks.
For the loss Of an arm. Or any part
at Or above the wrist. .three-fifths the
average weekly wages during one hun.
dred fifty weeks.
For, the loss Of a leg. or any part at
or above the ankle. three-ffths the
averare weekly wages during one hun
For the loss Of foot. three.nfths the
average weekly wages for one hundred
twenty-five wee. !.
ton Of the sight OF an eye. with
glasses. to one-tenth Of the normal
vision. three-fifths the average weekly
wages during one hundred weeks.
The amounts specified in this section
are all subject to the same limita tons
as To maxim. n and minimum amounts.
that IL. Of not more than fifteen and not
lees than six dollars a week, az pro-
vided for total or partial disability.
In all cares in this class where the
usefulness Of a merber or amy physical
function thereof In permanently Inn
paired. the compensation shall bear
such relation TO the amount stated in
the above schedule as the jncapacity
shall bear to the injuries named in this
schedule and the commission shall de-
termfne the extent Of the incapacity.
Sec: II. No proceedings for eosnpensa.
be maintained unless a notice Of the
accident shall have been given to the
employer within thirty days after the
hAppon1nS theyoof: and unJos0 tho claia9
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insurance commissioner may deem I'M
pcrtan,. either fer the proper admin.
istraiion of this act or for statistical
purposes. any insurance company
which shall refuse to I'll out such
b; INKS or answer such questions shall
be Liable to forfeiture Of ten dollars
for each day Of such refusal. to be
enforced by the commission in an ee-
ton of debt in the name Of the state
In case the employer or insurance COM
this act ssaIi fail 10 make the same
within ten days after notification BY
the commission that said failure 10
make such payment is deemed by said
for each day after the said ten days
the said employer or the said insur-
ance company. shall! be liable 10 a for
fixture Of ten dollars each day for
such failure or refusal. to be enforced
by the commission in an action Of debt
in the name Of the state. All moneys
SO recovered shall be paid into the
state treasury and credited to the ap-
preparation for the administration of
this act
Sec. 43. The commission shall make
a repor: for the biennial period ending
June thirtieth Of an even year giving
such full statistical information as
may be contained in its department in
relation to the administration OF this
act. particularly with reference to the
number OF employees affected, the
number injured. the amount OF COM
penSatlonS received and the cost OF the
same to the employers.
Sec. a.. This act shall affect the
liability Of employers to employees en-
gagged in interstate or foreign COM
merce or otherwise only so fas a. the
same is permissible under the laws Of
the United States.
Sec. Is. II an employee receiving a
weekly payment under this act shall
ceaye to reside in the state. or. II his
residence At the time Of the accident
Is in an adjoining state. the commits
sion upon application Of either party
may. in its discretion. having regard
to the welfare Of the employee and the
such payment to be made monthly or
quarterly instead of weekly.
See. IS. II any part or section Of
this act be decided by the courts to De
shall not affect the validity Of the act
Is q whole. or any part thereof, which
can b given eject without the part g
Connecticut western news., 1919-02-27
Better Service Campaign

Nearly a thousand shipments a day are sent to the "No Mark Bur- eaus" of the express company, be- cause all means of identification have been lost, according to state ment made by the Better Service Campaign Committee. At this rate 25,000 shipments a month or. 300,- 900 year, go astray because tags or labels have been torn off, thus re- moving all means of locating either the shipper or the consignee.
 Agent Finney laid emphasis on the fact that better packing and bet ter marking would cure this evil. As everything movable is sent by ex- press, the No Mark bureaus are great dunk shops'', containing a lot of miscellaneous material which the express company has gathered to- gether because delivery was made impossible due to inadequate mark
Connecticut western news., 1919-02-27
NORFOLK

The captain of the company of which Mulford Butcher is a member presented each soldier with a gold jackknife; with name inscribed on it and the name of the company.
 Mrs. Edward Higgins has been on the sick list. .s.--
 Mrs. Edward Dunn has returned from Hartford where she has been visiting friends. ... r..
 Lieut.. Cordis Carter, who recently returned from overseas and was honorably discharged from the ser vice has within the past week re- ceived his Christmas package return ed to him from France.
 Edward Carter, who has been i'll is Improving. @
 Miss Katherine Haddock, who has been very i'll with the grip, is improv- ing. E.
 Miss Elaine E. VanDyke of Prince ton, N J., daughter of Dr. Henry VanDyke, former United States minister to the Netherlands, who with his family, occupied Airley Bea- con on Laurel way several summers ago, is among the relief workers who left New York for France on the Leviathan last week, bound for the near east, where they will work un- der the protection of the French and British governments among the 4,000,000 destitute people of the Holy land.
Connecticut western news., 1919-02-27
Estate of Eunice Lockwood, late

Estate of Eunice Lockwood, late of Sharon, Conn. deceased. At Court of Probate holden at Sharon within and for the District of Sharon on the 18th day of Feb ruary A. D. 1919.
 Died December 19, 1918, aged I82 years.
 Estate of Eunice Lockwood, late of Sharon in said District, deceased. Upon application of Frank A. Hotchkiss of Millerton, N. Y. pray ing that letters of administration be granted on said estate, as per appli- cation on file it is
 ORDERED that the aforesaid ap- plication be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Sharon, in said district on the 9th day of March A. D. 1919, at two o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice be given to all persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing a copy of this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting copy of this order on the public sign post in said town of Sharon, and by send ing by mail postage prepaid a marked copy of the newspaper con- taining said order, addressed to each of the following named persons to wit: Mrs. Ella Knickerbocker, Forestvi1la Conn Mrs lane Wood ing, 8212 So. Green St., Chicago, H., Mrs. Nettie W. Shirk, 8212-So. Green St., Chicago, H., and Mrs. Myra Leonard, 259 Noble St., New Haven, Conn.,, at least five days be- fore the day of said hearing, to ap- pear if they see cause at said time and place, and be heard relative thereto, and return make to this Court.
 Attest, Willard Baker, Judge. A true copy.