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other person or corporation in good faith, whether under the provi-
sions of this sub-title or otherwise).

1904, art. 27, sec. 315. 1888, art. 27, sec. 207. 1882, ch. 491, sec. 7.

340. All costs incurred in the enforcement of the provisions of sec-
tions 331 to 339 shall be assessed and collected in the same manner as
in criminal cases, and be accounted for in the same manner as fines in
cases of assault and battery are now by law disposed of.

1908, ch. 368.

341. The provisions of Sections 331 to 340, both inclusive, shall
apply in so far as the same may be applicable to all persons, partner-
ships and bodies corporate engaged in manufacturing, selling, or deal-
ing in bread, cakes and pies, including bread, cakes and pies in boxes,
cases, plates or any other vessels.

1904, art. 27, sec. 316. 1902, ch. 606, art. 43, see. 81A.

342. No person shall manufacture, sell or offer for sale, or order
or permit any employe or other person to sell or offer for sale either at
wholesale or retail, any malt extract, beer, porter, ale or stout unless
the same shall have been brewed and fermented as such; and any
person or corporation or officer or agent thereof violating this provi-
sion, or any person or corporation or officer thereof selling or offering
for sale, or ordering or permitting any employe or other person to
sell or offer for sale any beer (to which coloring matter or porteine
has been added) representing the same to be malt extract or porter or
other beverage, or any malt or spirituous liquor other than by its
proper name, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished
by imprisonment for not longer than one year, or by a fine not exceed-
ing five hundred dollars, or by both fine and imprisonment in the dis-
cretion of the court having jurisdiction.

Minors—Care and Protection of.

Ibid. sec. 317. 1888, art. 57, sec. 208. 1888, ch. 77.

343. Every agent, officer or representative of any institution, so-
ciety or body, incorporated under the laws of this State for the care,
custody or protection of children or minors having in his possession,
custody or personal charge, any minor or person under twenty-one years
of age, for any purpose connected with the objects of such institution,
society or body, shall be entitled to all the privileges and authority
of a conservator of the peace; and any person, whether under the claim
or color of authority over the person of such minor as parent, guardian
or otherwise, or under any other color, pretense or claim, who shall
in any manner interfere with or obstruct such agent, officer or repre-
sentative in relation to his possession, custody or personal charge of
such minor shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and it shall be the duty of
all officers of police, policemen, constables and officers and officials of