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yet II You are delinquent please
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Last week one party wrote US they
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this 1t is the Records policy to
stop paper just as cheerfiIly as we
start a new subscriber. We try 20
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II for any reason ysou don't want Il
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you.
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fully We try to BE- absolutely far
in every instance. The man who took
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years. got biii for it every year.
then wrote that he didn't want the
paper any time. was certainly not fair
10 us.
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II some one is sending you The Rec
ord you know IT. There is simply ",
excuse for Misunderstanding on this
point
Kindly send us the money II you
can. II you can't do so today. write
us any way.
THE CANON CITY RECORD.
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PLANNING
TO SAVE
Shelley
Attorneys " Ill AIrly 4 So-
prene Corrt for Sc
FGr: edeas.
CBy United Press3

Greeley, June ii.-Indioatious 0t
a plan to save Charles C. seheeley,
the Denver contractor. from a fslo1-s
cell. is the sensational aftermath ot
the court room scene yesterday when
the man confessed to bribing Weld
county commissioners, was sentenced
to from one to two years in the peai-
tentiary. Scheeiey's attorneys. head
ed by o. II. Hilton. had Indicated THAI
they will apply to the supreme court
for a supersedeas on the ground that
under the statute that bribing OF eoun-
ty commissioners is not a crime. The
law specifies only certain Officers but
falls to mention county commission
ers. On this technicaiity the defense
may seek the tightening OF Scheeley's
sentence II Scheeley's attorneys -
sort to this defense District Attorney
Carlson will fight them on the issue
that the phrase In the statute and
other officers" includes county COM
nissioners. He will withdraw his -
commendation for leniency upon
which scheeIey procured a minimum
sentence and will ask for 4 maximum
penalty.
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tendance include Claude Robey. Miss
Brytina MAX Miss Coy Harrison. Miss
Hazel Harrison. Miss Agnes Kerdland.
Miss Miller. Miss Madge Nichols, Miss
Elizabeth Blnr. Miss Anna Tate. Miss
Emma MONTGOMERY. Miss Emma Do
ran. Miss Anna Allen, Miss Mary Kia-
sci. Miss Helen D. sayre. Miss Gre,a
Barney. aiss Pearl Houston. Miss En-
ma GRAHAM. Miss Edith Churchill,
Miss Irma Allen. Miss Nina Monroe.
Miss Edish Morley. Miss Grace Keniy.
Miss Mary Vizzetti. Miss Agnes Mum.
Miss Glars Hurd. r. d. McClelland,
Elton B woodford. Miss Gertrude
Hunt. Mlss Alma Hunt. Miss Elizabeth
Key. Pro-. G. 3. Warner. Mss Sylvia
shirley. MISS Irena Hamilton. F. a.
Grader, A. F. Spencer. Miss Laura
Galiand. Miss Jessie Eldridge. W. II
Wast, Aiiss Edna Berkey. Miss Pearl
Berkey. D. ". James, Harold SAVERS.
Miss Leila Dickinson. Miss Margaret
Twitchell. Miss Margaret Mackenzie.
W. B. Ryle. Miss Eva Kirkton. W. W.
Fisher and Miss Myrtle Fitzgerald.
Other registrations are Merl Bun
bury of chafee county. Prof. Asa p.
Dickson Of westeline. Prof a. II.
Smith OF the state agricultural col
iege at Fort Collins and Miss NJ E.
Corbet OF Eads. Colorado. superintend-
ent Of schools OF Kiows county. and
Miss Mary Lucas. Chafee.
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About Those Back Dues

We are anxious to hear from sxery
subscriber to the Weekly Record who
IL behind In dues
AZ No have said before. the pos. =
Office department is investigating the
newspapers of Colorado in regard -
these old accounts. For a year or two
IL has had a rule that newspapets
cannot be sent al newspaper rafos
through the mails when the snhscrib-
er Is nero than year behind. This
ruL has not been strictly enforced
The department seems to be taking
this question up by states. Last yeir
it was looking into the papers of Ilu-
nois and Kansas This year II has
reached Colorado and every paper has
been asked recently for a detailed ~
port.
We want 80 bring The Record list
mp to the requirements.
II you have received a bill or II the
label OF your paper shows that you
are a year or more behind. won't you
kindly try to send us check.
II you can't send the money please
write us. anyway. Sign the white
card that was mailed to you which
is renewal order.
We have been highly pleased with
the large number OF people who have
responded TO our request About
people sent us checks or
wrote us during the last two weeks.
About hundred more should do SC
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srreeLING cnNRer.

chicaeo. June IA federal grand
jury sworn in today vii De asked o.
return an Indictment against Chan
p.1n Jack Johnson on a charge uf
smussiiaE. a midnight raid en- john
sons house several weeks ago by fed
erlI authorities resulted IN the find
ing o. a necklace Waived al $1,000
which the pusilist IS said 90 have
smuEsl.f into this country.
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HOME THREATENED By FIRE.

An ineipient FIRE at the residence o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cartwright at the
southeast corner Of Eighth street and
Rudd avenue called out the depart
ment about > o'clock this afternoon.
but was extinguished before any dam.
age was done. A workman who had
been engaged In repairing the water
pipes in the basement OF the building
left a candle burning that In some way
communicated to the floor
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INTEREST is
KEEN IN WORK
or INSTITUTE

Up 10 the present time about ninety
teachers are In attendance at the sew
enth district normal institute and the
registration is expected TO pass tie
one hundred mark before the close Of
the week. Under the supervision OF
prof r. d slutz and the excellent
corrs Of instructors assisting him the
work Of the institute is proceeding
nicely and a keen Interest is being
developed In the various branches si
study taught In the public schools Of
Colorado. Mrs. Helen n wixon of
Denver. STATE superintendent Of public
Instruction. Is expected 20 arrive here
next Saturday afternoon and will ad-
dress the institute In the assembly
room Of the high school building the
following evening. The institute will
no; close until Friday afternoon. June
twenty first. and she executive COM
mittee. which consists OF Asa p. Dick
s1n OF westclsns. Miss Nellie c. Cork
Ssh of Pueblo and Miss Mabel curran
of Canon City. has arranged a number
of delightful nitie excursions for the
pleasure and entertainment of the Wis
iting teachers and their friends during
their stay m town; the FIRST OF which
will be an automobile trip 10 Florence
and return next Monday afternoon
when tbey viii be the guests OF the
Florence business Meas association
Those who had registered at the insti-
tuie up TO O'Clock this morning fr1n
Pueblo county we're Prof Frank .
sluiz. Miss Nellie c. corkish. Prof =
X Dunton. Mrs +. D. coEine. AIRS
d. Randoli. Misx George Moore. Bar
leigh VOL. Mlss Mamie Dweibliss,
Miss Psari Short aiiss MAude BOhor
Miss Eva Jacobs- Niss Emma DaEhy
Miss Geneviovc warner. Miss Eva Nc
cleIlana. Miss Marv Gsynown. Mis
Laura Blilodeaux. Miss Lena Hcol
s'iss Ruth De wia Miss Era MsSih-
ews. Mlfs Donnie NcnHis. Mss Mani
Tplo- Mla Marguerite Atkinson
Miss Bculah I.ewdly. Miss Jasepaias
Cunningham. Miss Mary Weeds, siis
EdHt Ward. Miss Fanuie Doudcn
Miss Vivian zsHn, Miss Margaret IL
Naliy. Miss Nina North. Miss Enss I-it-
toii. Niss Vera Ruirun. Miss Blanoh,
souEer. Miss Ruth soneer and 1Iiss
slabri Ba--cs
Tse Frcrcnf county teachers in a.
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THURSDAY NIGHTS CON-
CERT DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

The sacred concert given by MEN,
bers OF the combined cholrs OF tis
fas--r- -Afr.ssss-s-- saessAyts-
rian churches at the NJ e church
Tuesday night complimentary TO tho
delegates ana visitors % the Colorado
state Epworth League Institute ana
convention was one Of the most de-
liehtful Affairs OF the kind ever given
In Canon City There vas a large
gathering present TO ealoy the pro
gram. which was one Of unusual ex-
ceIionee. Artistic % more than or
dlnary degree and varied enough ia
It's arrangement and composition 20
please the most exactins the enter
tainmeni was a great success in every
particular and elici;ed unstintsi
praise and commentator from those
who heard H. Great credit is due C.
W. Van Patten. director OF the Meth
odlst choir. for its origination and
happy execution. The full program
follows: ..@a-s. -,.~
Organ Voluutary-AIiss Kennedy
Prayer by the pastor
Anthem--Unfoid Ye Portals
-Guunod-Frfll chorus.
Solo-Soprana--He Shall Feed His.
Flock Like shepherd"-From Mes
siah-Miss Gertrude Connor.
Duet-"Love Divine. &C. A. Hav-
ens-Mlss Helen sartor. Mrs. C. W.
Bethel. Jr. "a
Soio-Bari,one "Jerusalems-
Parker-Mr. Loya Sutherland.
An,hem--Hark. Hark. My Soul
sselley-contral,o and Soprano Solos
and Full Choir. t-4a.is-@--
Selected - Miss Enla
Anthem-"sanctus--Gounod- S.
prana Solo and Full Choir
Trombone solo-Selected-M \
l. Haley.
Male Chorus with Baritone obllga-
tol-"Am l 4 Soldier OF the Cruss,''
Adams
Contralto Solo--"Abide with Me-
Beethoven-Mrs. @ w. Bethel. Jr.
Final Chorus from cantata-"cross
Ind crown"-with Solo obligato BY
Mrs schweigert and Fun Chorus.
Benedictlon.
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CONES FROM ALASKA
To VISIT SISTER
tBy United Fress)

Mrs Aaron Hannun. Juneau. Alas
ka. arrived in the city the first OF tho
week to visit her sIster-ln-law. Ms.
Sam Mcdonald OF 1913 Greenwood.
who she had not seen In fifteen years.
Mrs. Hannun has resided In Alaska
for three years. At present she is ~
ing quito III. due. no doubt. to her
long trsing trip.
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Needs Cleaning Up.

Pueblo Leader.
70 the Ad club win but take up and
prezs asorously The fight for a spot
lcss Pueblo Tie Ad oiua VIII deserve
and vlu receive the thanks OF all
sooi c.-izeua
What Pueblo needs. more than Oh
else. is a general cleaning up. This
cannot come from she health depart
ment alone II the general public re-
mains auathetie. the health depas,-
ment viii be able 20 accomplish but
little
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CUmm. TEES APPOINTED BY
STATE EPWORTH LEAGUE


through its president. F. A. berry n
Mousrose. at Tuesday nights session
OF the convention announced the fol-
loving committees. which Will report
at the business meeting Of the organ
Ization to be held at o'clock satur-
day evening. credentials-Miss Ma
rion Van Dye. Greeley. c E. Potter.
Denver. Miss Florence Turner. co.-
rado Springs; Geo. T sledge. Good
pasture. and Miss Pearl ". Jensen.
Denver.
Auditing-H. Z Acre. Fort Morgan;
r. d. Collins. Canon City. and Hiss
Agnes Leisy. Montrose.
Resoiutions-A- l. Sweetser. Lead
VILE: C. L. crist. Sterling; Miss Edna
NJ. Hadley. Colorado City: Hiss Nellie
D. Thompson. Nontrose, and l. W.
Wells. Denver
Consiiiuiion-George 7. Avery. Fort
Collins: Miss Edna May lee. Denver:
II. A BeHnett. Colorado Springs; MS.
Fanchier. Loveiand. and c. W. Van
Patten. Canon icty.
Place for next snaaal meeting
Merle Warren. Sterling: Roy Albright
salida. and George L-ouden. Arvada-
Nominations-Lexi5e Tuck. Greeley,
Mrs- l. Z Hammond. Denver: Mss
Anna Stunfz. Colorado City; Miss
Le;a Kershaw. P.nblo. and Miss
Blanche Hampton. esiisade.
Two delegates tran each issEae r.
presented In the convention sin De
pe-rifted TO vote s1r the various on-
dsdstes selected BY the nominating
committee for the various officers o.
the state organization. which consists
of a president. four vice>presideriis. a
recording secretary. a corresponding
secretary and sunlOr league sur<rin-
tendent
All OF the institute instruc;nss and
Icssurers. as we1I as speakers for TIE
convention pruper. are now b,rc. the
latest one 70 arrive being Mrs Neiia
r Ford Of chicaEo. who reached here
Tucsaay aftsrnaon The list includes
Prof l. D Lonsaore of penvrr. Prot
". J. Lowstuter Of Denver. Rev G.
W Huctt of Iovsiand. Res. 2 y Ed
rsrion. Rev. c. r. SETTER. Rev r. A..
Chase. Mrs. NsIis r. Ford and o,he-s
This cysuing AT The Firs aieihaaist
church Rev. Huoti piH deliver an i.-
Illustrated lecture on Japan. coau-
tfy ulth ahieh he o. tamniar as a -c-
suif o. lnauy years residence nn sa.a-
slonary work. The present oniecrs G.
the Colorado state EpWsr,h loagl,
are ". A. Berry OF Manuoss. Prcsl-
dcnt. II. ~ brown OF Denver, fFst
vice president. AIi=s Ethel Kersha
OF Pueblo. second vice president. Miss
Jessie Moore OF Fort Collins. third
vice president: Mrs. H. ". Sammls
walsenburE. fourth vice president.
Miss Edith l.. Jones of Denver. cores
ponding secretary. Miss Edna MAJ
Ice of Denver. rscordIng sec-rtary
Mrs Belle Burkhoider OF IoSeiand.
superintendent of fhe Junior depart
meni. and J TRULY cameSn OF Gree
ley. treasurer.
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Miss Nellie Corkish. county superin-
tcndent OF schools. went TO Canon City
Monday to attend the institute-Pn-
eblo Chieftain.
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One OF the Reasons.

Greeley Tribune;
a Pueblo bride who had been mar
ried only fifteen minutes began suit
against her husband for non-support
sim some people wonder why there
are so many bachelors
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Prof Frank W. slutz. superlntend-
ent of the north side city schools. Il
In Canon City this week-Pueblo
Chieftain-
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National Committee Seats
Taft Men From the
9TH District.
HOT LETTER
FROM JOHNSON
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR DECLINES
TO APPEAR BEFORE COM
NITTEE.
Finn and GIasscock AIlege Their
States Would Not Recognixe Taft
as Candidate.

>tAtf> Noui0 WI IFfbNufxt tNit
as Candidate.
tBy United Fress)
CSicago. June 1.-THE missing pa
pers in the Arizona contests were rs-
covered today and the committee i'm
mediaieiy considered these contests
The committee seated the Taft dele
gs,es-at-large. The Taft men are de-
termired TO ait al Thursday rsght II
necessary 20 finish the contests by
Saturday.
Seat Two Taft Mes-
The committee seated the two Taft
sfelegaies = from the Fourth California
district by vote OF ~ to is sitter the
bifteres; debate yet.
A Penrose n Pennsylvania charged
that Governor Johnson had jammcd
, through the California legislature n
presidential primary Law. nngraniiy
violating the law.
IIeney Denounee~ renrose-
\ H-ney resented this snd denounced
Penrose Ad the Tafs committeeman
unrparinriy. Declaring. eve DON'T rec
oTnire the rirhs Of any state 10 dictate
Bow California shall elect her dele
gates to tho national convention TAFT
viii have acce1tod stolen goods if ae
accepts tae votes af the Foarth CALI
fornia distri-i that you Intend % pre-
t-at h.ms uency zaa acting as coun-
sci for the Roosevelt contestants.
johnson Declines 10 Appear.
Committeeman protested De was IN
7 suluns the committee. but Heney
finished bis speech aud then present
ed the committee a letter from Gov.
JOHNSON saying. % teciinc 20 appear
before the national commitfec TO de-
fond the Fourth California delegates
will not submit to a trial of title Of
Tered By the thief who steals IT.
Heney walked out Of the roam while
the Taft committeeman shouted anEri-
iy The vote followed and the Louis
lana contests were then considered.
spring Sensation.
william Finn OF Pittsburg and Gov
.ernor claSscock of West Virginia
sprung a sepsation by Jointly declar-
ing that Pennsylvania and West vir-
Einia would not recognize Taft as the
regular nominee should the Taftitcs
control the national convention and
nominate him. They declare the cleo
tors from their state would yote for
Roosevelt In the electoral college any
way and that all other primary states
wdSld be justified In doing the same
Fiinn said: III the Taftites steal the
rot of this convention there is moth
ing TO prevent the Pennsylvania cleo
tors voting for Roosevelt. Even
. Taft's name IL printed ON the ballot
we will not support him. This would
mean the defeat Of the national ticket.
but would save us in Pennsylvania"
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Over ihepl State

Trinidad newspapers seem TO be I'M
i,ating the newspapers of Denver or
OF Florence
s:-s.;-.s
Some Progressive newspapers
seem to De afraid that too many stand
pat;ers win get into the baad vag1a
with them. some people seem %
think that the Republican ticket won't
have many too many votes If it gets
ali Of all shades
=-=l=
Here is the best solution We can
figure cut for the Chicago convention:
Give Roosevelt the nomination Tor
president. because he won't be sads-
fed with any thing else. Then make
Taft vice president for he would make
perfect officer Of the digniheI sen
ate. That would be a happy ending to
our ugly scrap and the ticke; would
carry every precinct north Of the
NJ and D. line and a whole lot below.
E+s+=
Another issue that We can all get
together on: The abolition OF the
little leaf roller"
E-EIx
BY the way why don't the Democrats
run Honest John Shafroth for COVER
nor this fall? He certainly needs
some vindication-
E-x+E
After Denver has been thoroughly
cleaned up by Sheriff Sullivan. and
Chief o'Neil. and Commissioner
George Creel 1t will be a pretty tame
place for Canon City man to visit.
EIWIE
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Well Advertised

Colorado Springs Telegraph:
young minister. preaching his
first sermon at an adobe church near
Greeley. killed a rattlesnake In his
pulpit with his bare hands At the
next service he preached to a packed
house Nothing like advertising,
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BY the way why don't the Democrats
run Honest John Shafroth for COVER
nor this fall? He certainly needs
some vindication.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-05-17
Observation-Disclosures,
GHAPT R 67,

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section 9 of Article Sc
of the Code of Public General Laws
Of the State of Maryland, title, Lii
cense," subtitle Billiards"
Section /. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Section 8 of Article Sc o. the Code of
Public General Laws, of the State OF
Maryland, title License" subtitle,
Billiards" BE- and the same il hereby
repealed and re-enaeted with amend
ments, 20 a. to read d. follows:
Section 8. a license may be grant
ed to any person who may apply for
permission to keep a billiard table,
TOT which license there shall be paid
the sum of ten dollars, and for every
additional billiard table kept by the
same person he shall pay license OF
i've dollars; provided, that all said ad-
ditional tables shall be kept i'm the
same premises; and the word billiard
table shall BE- construed to include
pool tables; and provided further, that
any person who shall keep pool or
billiard table where a charge il made
for playing on the same, but the said
charge IL returned or il to b. return
Ct to the players to b. exchanged with
the owner OF said table or his agent
for money, drinks, cigars or any other
articles of merchandise, shall b. con
sidered d. gambling, and such tables
shall b. deemed gaming tables for the
purposes of this article; and the per
son 20 keeping such table shall b.
liable to the penalty or penalties pre-
scribed by the Public General Laws for
keeping a gaming table or other place
OF gaming, or permitting gambling on
his o. her premises.
Sec. 2. And b. it further enacted,
That no pending prosecution for VIC
latiOn OF the section hereby repealed
and re-enacted shall b. iD any way af-
fected by the passage of this Act, but
For the purposes Of said prosecution
The said section shall b. construed to
b. in full force and effect I'D if this
Act had not been passed.
Sec. 8. And d. 1t enacted, That
his Act shall take effect from May 4,
1912. ..M. MI.
Approved March 40. 1912.
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IMPORTANT LEGISLATION

The January, 1912, session q so me
Legislature off Maryland passed SoDS
very important legislation. .,-o coL
Much of this appears In tnes sel A.
umns. Worthy of special genera Al
tention are the following laws a.
which are now in effect: 5g4
Landlord and Tenant, Chaptei S m
On page one nf this supplement. I'M
domination or Property, ChapleLI oTes
page four; Insurance OF EmpiO Kim
Chapter S57, page two; E 1se Pnage
from Jury Duty, Chapter, MI, pIl
one; Sales and Notices, Chaptetf ~
page one; Inheritance, Line q b.
scent, Chapter 81, page one, am m
tardy, Chapter 163, page. two. and
or Importance to attorneys harr
those charged with elections ain T Prac-
tiers 228, page three; Corrupt i n
tees, Chapter 134, pace two; Prl M+,s.
Chapter 778, page one' nage
tees in Chancery, Chapter 5s4, pSaSS ,
two; Removal of Causes, Chapter h VII
page three; Appeals and Errors; n Cn nfar
ter 51l, page four; Elections, Gna naee
lag, page two, and Chapter IT,, 80
three, Testamentary Law. l rub-
TWenty-Six laws were ordereuu tR%t@
llahed in flfty-one papers OF tAe St"'''
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS, 1912.
Continued from page 3D.

filed against any person whatsoever or
which may BE- pending in any Court
OF criminal Jurisdiction in this State
against any person whatsoever under
and by virtue OF said sections 162, 100,
166, l67, 1853 and 173, or any or the
same, a. the said sections were en-
acted and existed prior to the passage
or this act, or by reason or any VIOLA
ton upon the part OF any person OF
any OF the said sections 81 enacted
and existing prior to the passage OF
this act, and all persons presented OF
indicted or who, prior to the passage
or this act, may or might Rave been
liable to presentment, indictment OF
prosecution for any violation or any
nroyision OF any OF said sections I'D
the same were enacted and existed
prior to the passage OF this act, may
H. prosecuted upon such presentnent
or Indictment or may be presented, IN
dicted and prosecuted under SAID sec
lions. or any of the same, aS hereto
fore enacted and existing, ID III this
act had not been passed, And every or
tense which has been or shall have
been wholly or partly committed
against any OF said sections or parts
thereof at the time OF or prior to the
passage of this act shall be dealt with
inquired into, tried, prosecuted, de-
termined and punished, and any PEN
atty i'm respect to any such offense
shall Be imposed or inflicted and any
fine shall be imposed, enforced or re-
covered i'm the same manner a. y
said sections or parts thereof had not
been repealed and re-enacted. And
NO case pending shall abate by reason
of such repeal and re-enactnent and
every act duly done and every war
rant or other instrument duly issued,
made or granted at the time OF or prior
the passage OF this Act shall continue
and be OF the same force and effect
nj If said sections, or parts thereof,
had not been repealed and re-enacted.
And every action, prosecution or other
proceeding which shall have commence
I'd before the passage of this Act or
shall thereafter be commenced i'm re-
spect to or under or by virtue OF any
of said sections, or parts thereof,
with respect to amy matter or thing
committed or done prior to the pas
sage OF this Act, may be prosecuted,
continued and punished I'm the same
manner a. III said sections, or parts
thereof, had not been repealed and re-
enacted
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect FROM
the date OF Its passage.
Approved April IL, 1912.