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Be it enacted the Senate and House 0 Re éatativas 0 the United States og/America in Oongreaa That pa1·af)i~aph iii¤uuzyr6l}°'§`¤!i>`e°§‘iii (11) of section of the Interstate Commerce Act, as amen ed, is “‘t,·“§fg8, ,,,1,,,, VOL amended by cutthe pleriod at the end thereof and inserting ¤» MM- in lieu thereof a co on and t e following: "And provided further, That the liability imposed_ by this giareagph shall also apply in ,,,.§"J,‘1,€‘,,,{,‘2,,§Q‘{‘* the case of progexgly reconsixgd or _'y ‘ , in accordance with the applicable tari s ed as in ` Act provided.” Approved, July 3, 1926. · i = 1 ma. cmu. 769.-An Act Relating to contempto. Be it enacted by the Senate and Home of Re tatives 0 the United States of America in Oongreas aseernbgd, That whexlleyer g¤nil$¤?.°ri>°=£ letters rciiatory shall issue out of any court of the United States, §'g,F{*,;§g$)g$_;*d°°?N{;g either wi or without interrogatories addressed to an court of any to wswer xanax foreign country to take the testimony of any witnem, being a citizen cu1;yrtifstbl‘3•(rl1i1(j>:1himm of the United States or domiciled therein, and such witness, having *“°°°·°*°· been notified by it according to the practice of such court, to appear an testify pursuant to such· letters rogatory and such witness shall. neglect to appear, or having_ appeared shall decline, refuse, or neglect to answer to any question which may be ro- pounded to him b or under the authority of such court., to which he wouldbe to make answer were he being examined before the such letterg, the coulrat onlibe; whichbsaid letters 1ssu mauponprorso oer asu $188118 addressed tl) any conzmlpgf the States within anypizlouuntiy in which arch witness may be, COH1H18»I\(l.l.D£_8I1Cl1 witness to appear before e said court at a time and place t A Sno. 2. Whenever the attendance at the trial of anéésriminal action ,,§,:‘;¥’§°:,¤B}:,{xj’_$•;,¤,$_{ of a witness being a citizen of the United Sta or domiciled nwimmu action wm- therein, who is beyond the jurisdiction of the United `States, is §'§,“,,;°i{‘,$d§m‘{‘§i§‘§u§,‘{ desired by the Attorney General or any assistant or district attorney acting under him, the judge of the court before which such action is pending, or who is to sit in the trial of the same, may, upon .proper· showing order that a subpmna issue, addressed to any consul of the United. States within any country m which such witness may be, commanding such iwitness to appear before the said court at a time and place t ereirf designated. _ ’ ` _ ` Sno. 3;,It shall be the duty of any consul of the United States ,,,§,‘,§’°g,'}if’,,,,‘,‘§,§,E’,§‘§,f ,,3 within any country in which such witness may be at the request of
