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40. The requirements of the act of 1912 that certain information be given to the postmaster general and that all paid for newspaper matter be marked advertisement, under penalty of exclusion, does not abridge the freedom of the press; I.ewls Pub. Co. v. Morgan, 229 U. S. 288, 33 Sup. Ct. 867, 57 L. Ed. 1190. As to whether an injunction may be issued to restrain the publication of an alleged libel, see Libbx. See, generally, Newspapeb; Letteb; Injunction. LIBERUM MARITAGIUM (Lat). In Old English Law. Frank -marriage (g. v,). 2 Bla. Com. 115; Littleton § 17. LIBERUM 8ERVITIUM. Free service. morum, Somner, Gavelk. p. 56; Jacob, Law Diet; 4 Co. 9. Service not unbecoming the character of a freeman and a soldier to perform: as, to serve under the lord in his wars, to pay a sum of ij;ioney, and the like. 2 Bla. Com. 60. The tenure of free service does not make a villein a free man, unless homage or manumission precede, any more than a tenure by villein services makes a freeman a villein. Bract, fol. 24.