Federal Statutes and Decisions as to Thefts from Railroads, With Excerpts from Kindred Statutes ACT Approved February 13, 1913 (37 Stat; 670), Section 11 of ACT Approved March 21, 1918, ACT Approved August 10, 1917 (Priority ACT), and ACT Approved April

Excerpt from Federal Statutes and Decisions as to Thefts From Railroads, With Excerpts From Kindred Statutes: Act Approved February 13, 1913 (37 Stat; 670), Section 11 of Act Approved March 21, 1918, Act Approved August 10, 1917 (Priority Act), And Act Approved April 20, 1918 (Sabotage Act), Compiled by the Property Protection Section Division of Law

Any person who buys. Receives, conceals, or aids in concealing any personal property whatever, knowing that it has been stolen, and not having the intent to restore it to the owner, must. On conviction. Be punished as if he had stolen it. (2 Crim. Code Alan 1896, sec. 5054, p.

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