...it must be taken into account. It provides: "That every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia or in any territory of the United States, . . . shall be liable to any of its employees, . . . for all damages which may result from...

...Congress approved June 1 1, 1906, it was provided: "Every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia, or in any territory of the United States, or between. the several states, or between any territory and another, or between any territory...

...such an intention, in that the Act was to apply to "every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia, or in any territory of the United States, or between the several States, etc.;" and that in defining the servants to which the Act should...

...territories, ia a clause making it applicable to "every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia or in any territory of the United States." It follows, therefore, that common carriers in such territories, even although not engaged...

...STATES OF AMERICA IN CONORESS ASSEMBLED: See. 1. That every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia, or in any Territory of the United States, or between the several States, or between any Territory and another, or between any Territory...

...THE HOURS OF SERVICE LAW.— (a) The provisions of this act apply to all common carriers by railroad in the District of Columbia, or in any Territory of the United States, or engaged in the movement of interstate or foreign traffic ; and to all employees of such...

...provisions is that any one who conducts such business be a "common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia, or in any Territory of the United States, or between the several States," etc. That is. the subjects stated all come within the statute...

...defining the relations of master and servant, apply to "every common carrier engaged in trade or commerce in the District of Columbia or in any Territory of the United States," is made abortive by the next clause making it apply also to common carriers engaged in commerce...

...carriers to their employees. SECTION 1. Every common carrier engaged In trade or commerce Liability or landings shall be connected by Iron stairs not less than e for — States, or between the several States, or between any Territory and another, or between any...

...was commissioned by the Secretary of Agriculture under date of September 1, 1908, to "collect samples of foods and drugs manufactured or offered for sale...or in any territory of the United States, or which may be offered for sale, in unbroken packages, in any State other than that in which they shall have...