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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
A HAIR DRESSING
That Il Guaranteed to Make women's
Hair Lustrous and Beautiful, or
Your Money Back.

Women Of culture want a perfect hair
dressing; one that is delicatefy scented
and that will make the head feel better
the minute it IS put on They want a
dressing that IS not sticky or greasy.
And above all they want dressing
that will make The hair lustrons and fas
einating; that will xiii the dandruff
germs and Danish dandrua. and that
viii stop failing hair and itching scalp.
Partisan Sage now sold in America.
win do all these things. or money back.
That's the oiler The Red Cross Phar-
macy makes after Investigating the mer.
its Of Partisan Sage
A large bottle only costs So cents, aud
leading druggists everywhere sell iii. The
girl with the auburn hair on bottle
Partisan Sage rids The Scalp and hair
Of dandmht makes the growth Of hair
profuse, and leaves a silky. fluffy, luxar
liant appearance. We are glad 10 endorse
the use Of Partisan Sage John Null. 81
l0sth street Wheeling W. Va.
Partisan Sage keeps the head cool in
summer, and drives away disagreeahle
odors arising from perspiration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT

Good, healthy flesh can only Be gained
by the use Of the proper food, together
with natural action Of the organs Of as.
similation Nine people out Of ten u
order to weigh as much as they ought
and be perfectly healthy, should use
samose, the great flesh forming food and
health restorer Weigh yourself befors
commencing to use these little tablets
and see how you weight increases from
week to week.
Samose does not contain particle of
starch or pepsin. nor is it any nauseating
preparation, such as is usually recom-
mended to make people fat, and wheh
does not build up good health Tissues.
Samose has valuable flesh forming prop.
critics, tones UP and strengthens the
whole system, helps the food that Il eat
en- to be assinMlated in natural man.
ner, and absolutely restores health to az
the organs.
If Won are not perfectly satisfied with
the result from Samose, b, F. Davis VIII
return your money without any Cub.
bling,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
VIC POINTER WON.
But the Free for All at Windsor County
Fair Was Good.

Woodstock, Sept lo.--The last day
81 the Windsor county fair yesterday
drew crowd Of about 5000 persons,
who saw one Of the best races in the
free for all that has been pulled of in
this vicinity for some time. While the
race went in straight heats, the horses
were well punched under the wire and
the spectators were well satisfied with
the result.
Company Of the Vermont National
guard was on hard and drilled in front
Of the grand stand, after which grand
cavalcade Of the prize winning stock on
the grounds was led past the stand A
wrestling match between Eli Bourbon Of
Claremont, N III, and wrestler Of some
little note from New York City, was
put on during the course Of the after.
noon, Bourbon winning ii straight falls.
The summary Of the free for all, the
only race Of the afternoon, was as fol-
lows.
Vic Pointer, NJ. B. Wheeler, White
River Junction ........sa l
Rainbow, Woodrow. Lebanon, NH. 2 2 2
Roxy Ann, Burton, White River
Junction .......,............. 33 3
Tiae, $780,, 2:24, 2:241a,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Promised by the GeOdetic
Survey If DR.. Cook
SUBMITS HIS PROOF
An Offer from 0fficial--Peary's Data Goes
to Washington as a Matter Of
course-The Doctor Has an
equal Chance.

Washington, Sept. l0-In discussing
the Peary-Cook controversy yesterday
and announcing that the geodetic survey
would examine the evidence Of each ex.
plorer and pass on the matter, Mr.. Per-
kins saidi
1T is a delicate matter to decide the
claims in such an important case, but
our men are scientists and would be
impartial, not to say eoldblooded, in such
an investigation - it would be necessary
for them to make in arriving at the com
paYative merits Of the two men. More.
over. believe be continued, that any
conclusion arrived at by the survey
would be accepted as controlling"
Mr. Perkins admitted that he had re-.
ceived suggestion looking to such ac.
ton BY the survey. and. while saying
that the bureau would Be willing to I'M
dertake the task Of arbitration, he had
noticed that Dr. Cook had expressed his
intentions Of referring his claim to the
university Of Copenhagen.
Tie couId scarcely Do better said Mr.
Perkins "The Danes are a seafaring
people, and for centuries have been en-
gagged il. arctic exploration Their sci-
eutifc mem would Be peculiarly adapted
70 aneinqniry Of this character and !
believe that any results arrived at by
the university would be accepted as
conclusive"
ar Perkins said, however. that even
II The university should review Dr. Cooks
work the coast and geodetic survey
would Be willing still later to compare
the doctors notes with Commander
Pearys The subject, he said, was one
~ such Importance that the world wagt
"a to know the exact truth and too much
pains could not be taken 10 settling the
dispute he expressed the opinion that
the work could be concluded within a
month after the notes were submitted.
AH1 N1aHt ana ENoNctlt survey Is just
waking up to the fact that Mr. Peary's
achievement is destined 20 bring fame
to IT, We realize said Mr.. Perkins,
That 1lr Peary has accomplished great
work and tie survey i really pleased to
be identified with it Especially Is this
trne because Of the fact Chat Mr.. Pearv
began his official career in connection
with this survey
BE then referred to the records to
show that soon after graduating from
college IN 1877 Mr. peary attached him
self 70 the survey remaining with That
institution for about two years
AR Perkins expressed confidence that
the experts o. the survey would Re able
"a detect any false notations IL made in
either Of The reports He said that the
survey had been called upon frequently
tp review reports Of expeditions and Oh
more than one occasion had detected
the fact that they were "doetorad
We should not enter upon The work
expecting to find intentional error in
either report, but would merely 10 after
Tie truth, and ! haFe no doubt we should
find H."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Cot the Hard stuff.

Jedson-Ha! Hal Hal silas- Whats
the joke. Jedson? Jedson Why iug
as soon as the county went prohibits
old Hiram Hardapple got buncoed
siias-W What was the game? Jedscu-
why, Hiram got a circular taas
stated some firm up IN town would
send him key Of hard stuff for S.
Hiram sent the SO and Smoked bis
lips. silas- GOSH And what came
back? Jedson- Scrap iron, and theT
said If that wasn't hard enough
they'd sen him key Of spikes a
the usual rates. Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
no REcovER sl.ooo.oOo.
Cashier Sues New York stock
Broker.

Cashier Sues New York Stock
Broker
. New York, Sept. TO- Judge Holt In
THE United States circuit court yesterday
.ovewuled g demurrer iuterposed by
Lewis a May and William B. SoanrneF-
vile, 81 the firm Of Lewis A. May a Co,
stock brokers, to an action for an 40,
counting brought BY Eugene f. Enslen.
cashier Of the jefferson county savings
bank 1t Birmingham, Ala Mr. Enslen
seeks to recover 81 100000 alleged to be-
due him as his share 81 the profits de-
rived by the brokerage firm from the
purchase OF the stock Of the Haight 4
Freese company Ia 1908, Enslen, who
was member OF the firm Of Lewis AT
May & Co. estimates the profits of the
sale at $4,000 900 The defendants are
given twenty days To file answer to Ems.
lens complaint
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Awful Situation in Stricken
City
PEOPLE FACE STARVATION
And Pestilence--Loss Of Life from Flood
Placed at s,ooo--city Neglected BY
the Nation IN other Excite
ments.

Washington, Sept. l0.-crowded away
from public attention BY the exsitement
incident To the discovery Of the north
pole. the poor stricken city Of Monterey
has been allowed to suffer through the
national neglect Of Mexico's big northern
brother.
According TO dispatches received at the
state department from United States
Consul General Philip G. Hanna, the dis
tress at Monterey is worse than that
which followed the destruction Of Johns.
town. The loss Of life, from the latest
figures, surpassed even that Of the great
Pennsylvania catastrophe Of genera.
ton ago
Meanwhile, the American society Of
the Red Cross, the distributing agency
Of national sympathy in concrete form,
has been able to send less than 800 70
relieve the distress The officials are
considering second call for aid. The
Mexican Red Cross. BY no means well
organized association, has been strug-
Cling with the horrible situation at Mon
terey and with the starvation and pesti.
lenee subsequent to the great food
The present contribution TO the Red
Gross work Is the smallest ever obtained
by the American Red Cross Never be-
fore have the American people 80 Sig.
nally failed to come TO the rescue Of the
suffering. Consul General Hanna's lat
est dispatch puts The loss Of life from
the flood at 1900
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
cURrIss MAKE DIVE SHOWING.
American in Trial at Quick Starting
Leaves Ground After Run Of 80 Yards.

Brescla, Italy, Sept. TO-. Aeroplape
flying was continued here yesterday in
the various contests, including the grand
prix, the 50 kilometre (3l.o5 milesl race
and the "qnck starting race. Glenn
H. Curtiss, the American aviator, cross
ed the line for the grand prix to avoid
penalization He also took part III the
equicS starting" event, leaving the
ground 90 yards from his starting point
and covering the distance in the prescrib-
cd time This prize was to be given TO
the aviator starting within 90 yards but
If no contestant fulfls this condition the
distance will be extended to 100 yards.
IN this event the prizes viii 90 to Cur.
tiss. Cortland + Bishop, president Of
the American Aero club. asked NJ. Beriot
the French aviator, yesterday to 90 70
America. Bleriot said be could not ac-
cept as he had engagements up to the
last 81 December
Curtiss has accepted an offer from Chi
cago to fly in that city II sufficiently
large field for the manoeuvreing Of his
aeroplane can Be secured. The, offer
comes from Mr. Riley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
REYES COMING srIRs MONTEREY.
Arrival Of General at Home City Gives
Political Situation Serious Turn.


Monterey. Mexico, Sept Gen. Der.
narao Reyes arrived in this city last
night, coming direet from III Pereenir
on horseback accompanied bv about six
persons, including his aides and the
mayor Of Monterey, d.. Pedro G. Mar
tinez. who rode out TO meet him. With
his arrival the political situation grows
more serious, He went directly 70 his
home here and denied himself to an
callers. Gen. Reyes plainly showed the
fatigue Of his journey.
Ne reception was given the general on
bis arrival after an absence 81 two
months from the city and only few
people knew that in the small cavaieade
which passed nap Hildago street was the
governor OF the state Of Nuevo Leon.
a year ago Gen. Reyes, returning from
an absence Of such length would have
been welcomed By federal troops. with
bands playing, city illuminated. and
throngs Of people on the line Of march
On good authority it is stated that
Gen. Reyes has resigned his post a. gov
ernor and the meeting of the legislature
Is awaited for action on this.
Programmes issued for the observation
Of the national holidays ON the 5th and
10th Of this month state that the then
governor will make the usual speeches
and lead the hurrahs at independence
An undercurrent Of excitement prevails
in the city which has not been suppress
ed BIZ the terrible flood Of two weeks
ago, and the question Of politics, It is
declared has even entered the ranks Of
the relief committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Moore & Owens
q No. Main Street, Eans YsrHsd
TAFT AND BASEBALL.
President Wishes Came Kept on Chic
20 Program.

Chicago. sept i0- Keep the base6
game on the program at all haMrdsl
This, IN substance, was the word Wild
flashed from President Taft at the sum
mer capital at Beverly, Mass, to I'd
Chicago committee which is making "a
preparati lions for Taft Day, sept. l6.
Chief Of Police steward had the inios
nation from presidential headquartei
yesterday that the baseball game il &
pecially desired BY the president a. thl
one big affair Of the busy Chicago day
and lmcheons, banquets, open al
meetings, even the brilliant ball Of III
bankers. begin 10 pale il comparisoi
with the coming struggle betwea
Chances Cubs and slcGraw's Giants. =.
pecially for the deleetation and edih0
tion Of President Taft and the rest 4
the "fansy in the West Side bali yard d
TAFT Day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
German Woman Gives All Fer American
Girl Chum.

Berlin, Sept. l0. Miss Marie r. Mont
gomery of Corpus Christi, Texas. died 81
Berlin yesterday Of heart and h,np
trouble. Miss Montgomery was here
studying the violin.
Her only friend in Berlin was Ger.
man woman, Miss Mueller, who pawned
her own violin, her iewelry, and her
clothes, and lived on the verge 81 Star.
vation in order to send her DYING Ann.
erican friend to a hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
ROMANCE AZ END
100000 cmviet's Wife Abandoned Him
The Day He Confessed

Chicago. Sept 1o-The short. lived
romance Of Peter Van ylissiugen, self.
confessed forger to the amount Of S70o,
600, has reached its last chapter His
wife, Jessie Blend Van Ylissingen. once
his stenographer, has filed suit for di-
vorce The bill sets forth simply that
plaintiff was married to Van Vlissingen
Feb 4. 1907 and that they separated
Nov. ie, 1908 the day Van Vlissingen
confessed his foraeries and was tried.
convicted and sent to Joliet penitentiary
all in two hours.
Mrs. Van Ylissingen's only charge is
that the defendant has been convicted
of q felony. This under the Illinois
statutes is sufficient ground for di-
NoNe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
SAW WRIGHT FLY.
And German Crown Prince and Princess
Congratulated The Aviator.

Berlin, Sept f0.--Crown Prince Fred
erick and the crown princess visited the
Templehof parade ground early yester-
day to see Orville Wright fly. The roy
al visitors talked with ar. Wright ana
bis sister, Katherine, asking many ques-
TONS
MT. Wright then made a flight Of 20
minutes IN strong wind When he
descended, the crown prince and his wife
congratulated him Mr.. Wright then
went up again with a passenger, Captain
EBglehardt, his German pupil, and re-
manned IN the air Is minutes,
Mr.. Wright will continue bis public
flights this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
ARREST N MILLMAN MYsTERY.
Detroit Physician Held as Suspect in
Murder Case

Detroit, Mich. Sept. To- Sheriff Gas
ton received word from Postmaster Pref
lyman at Ann Arbor early yesterday re-
vealing the name Of a young man in De
troit who sent money In a letter 10 Miss
Maybelle Millman, whose miEtilated body
was found in Eeorse creek. The man
now sought, the sheriff and Captain Of
Detectives Mcdonnell aver, Will surely
BE apprehended His name was imme-
diately connected with the case last
night following the apprehension Of Or.
George 4. Fritch, who Is held at police
headquarters as q suspect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
American league standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At New York, New Yrok 6, Brooklyn
s, batteries, Marquard Crandall and
Meyers Scanon, Rucker and Marshall.
At Pittsburg. Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati
l, batteries, Adams and Gibson; Fromme,
Rowan and Roth
at Chicago, Chicago g St. Louis /.
batteries, Overall and Archer Lush and
Phelps
AT Boston, Philadelphia 81 Boston 0,
batteries, Moore and Doom; Richie and
Graham
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
STRIKERS co BACK.
Steel Car Men Resume Work at Pitts
burg.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept, 1o.--Oyer 1900
men were at work in the plant Of the
Pressed Steel Car company yesterday,
Over 900 others were waiting their
chance TO enter the company's Office and
secure their old positions. By Saturday
morning the entire force, numbering over
5000 men, Will be back at work
Early yesterday all OF the imported
men, estimated at 500, were marched
from the min to an Ohio river steamer
and taken across the river TO Bellevue,
where they were placed on trains for
Chicago and New York, II Is expected
that the state troops and other armed
guards win be withdrawn By Saturday.
u S. Dist. Atty. Jordan and Special
Agent Hoagalnd are n Washington to-
day. They have with them the evidence
secured IN the peonage investigation in
connection with the strike
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
sAYs HE oLIMHED MT MsKInLEY
Ed Burnll, in Montana, VIII Make Aft
davit in Due Time

Hamilton, Mont Sept. l0.-Ed Bur
rill just returned from Bitter Root
mountains, says be and Dr. Cook were
the only ones who made the climb 81
Mount Mckinley IN 1905
He refuses to make any statement ex-
cept "a say that when Dir Cook gets to
this country he viii 80 before a notary
and make sworn statement regarding
his association with the explorer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
The 37fh Annual
Dog River Valley Fair
NORTHFIELD. VERMONT
Sept. "a, is, is, '09

The Central Vermont Railway viii
sell round trip tickets from Williams.
town s1.00, Barre roc, Montpelier sec.
Mldddlesex Csc, Waterbury 85c, West
Berlin 20f, Mortified Falls, 15c, Ncrth-
field Zoe, Roxbury Soc, East Granville
55c. Brainlree 65e, Randolph zoe, BETH
81 Sl.00, Royalton. 81. 90 South Royaiton
81 90, Sharon S1.20
Trains between Mortified and Far
Grounds nearly every half hour.
Special trains Wednesday, Septen1
Der is. leave Barre z. So and II. 40 8, ND
Waterbury sos and lbs a. M, RAM
dolph p a. m. Leave Fair GROUNDS.
Tor Barre $50 and s. Is p N.
Special trains Thursday, Septembe
To- leave Barre at sos a. M, Randolph
Z. = q. m. returning leave Fair Ground
Tor Barre and intermediate stations
$50 and s. Is p. nj for Randolph ana
intermediate stations at z 81 p. m.
Tickets for the Fair from Waterbury. hid
aleseX, Montpelier, Barre South Barre, W.
Jamestown. West Berlin ana Northheld "a
vii not ne good on fast Express Trains ~
hnSland States Limited Nc. 2 soutnhou
ana 10 2 narthbound Tickets from POLO
tlprAn q waterbury and south IF N0rthhaid
pe Kooa e go and return only on ali MAl
MslAeA py the time card are scheduled 2
AZ stations 60 take 81 70 leave passehg
Trains Nos. 8 3. 8 and 10 VIII stop a.
Grounds, September Is rs and 81, 1909,
lttAEts viii he good going September
r. p ana lsi nol good after September y, ~
g 6 JONES General Manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Yesterdayls Ameriean League seores.

AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia II New
York 8 batteries, Morgan and Living
stone; Hughes and Sweeney
At Washington, Boston B. Washington
!, batteries, Pape and Donahuei Cray
and Street
At st. Louis, Chicago ], 81. Louis !
lealled on account Of rain &C end Of
seventy, batteries, Smith and Payne;
Petty and Stephens
Detroit. Cleveland, postponed. rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
SEA OTTER HUNTER BARREp.

Revenue Cutters Action Causes Pro-
test.
Victoria, b. q, sept. 10.-Word has
been received by the Victoria Sealing
company that the sealing schooner
Thomas + Bayard, which was in Berinq
sea hunting for sea otter was ordered
by a United States revenue cutter to de-
part AZ hunting for sea otter X not
prohibited, protest viii be made to Otta
wa, with view to having representa-
tons made To Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
MONEY ZOE DARTMOUTH.
Mary Hitchcock Hospital Also Receives
Request.

Boston, Sept 10-The trustees 81
Dartmouth college were given $4,000
for the construction OF a memorial build.
ing, the corner stone Of which was laid
at the time 81 the Webster centennial,
BY the viii Of stephen NJ Crosby, Of
s64 Marlboro street, this city, which
was filed yesterday with the registrar
Of the Suffolk county probate court
The sum Of $4,000 was also given to
the Mary Hitchcock Memorial hospital,
at Hanover, N H, for The endowment
q 3 bed in memory Of his father, Ma
Than Crosby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Mrs. Duke Sent to Insane Asylum.

Chicago, Sept. To- Alice Webb Duke,
divorced wife Of Brodie l.. Dalxe, the to.
bacco nagnate, was committed 10 the
asylum for the insane at Kankakee, IT,,
here yesterday. But ten minutes were
required to impress the jury with the
need 81 restraint of and treatment for
her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
NEW SOURCE OF MEAT SUPPLY.
Packers Are Looking at Caucasus and
Western Siberia

st. Petersburg, Sept TO- Representa-
tives Of Chicago packing firms are at
present III St. Petersburg investiga ting
the possibilities OF the Caucasus and
western Siberia as source of meat
supply. The Caucasus are as yet an un-
touched field, although great quantities
Of sheep are available there, and the
present beef shipments from Siberia are
made in the most primitive fashion The
protest involves the construction 81
freezing plants and the organization Of
a refrigerator car service,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10

gan was anything but a success as q
twirler Since joining Connie Mack's
aggregation Cy has pitched splendid
bah and now takes his turn regularly
in the box In the arst five games he
pitched since donning an Athletic uni.
form be allowed but Eve runs aud
twenty hits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
Moroan's Bio Improvement.

1t has often been said that q change
Of scene viii benefit a ball player
Anyway, this seems 70 be 50 In the
case OF Pitcher Cy Morgan Of the Phil
sdelphia Americans. While member
Of the st. Louis and Boston clubs Nor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10

u was a fool when / married you.n
"Rut you're wiser nowT'
"You can bet / am
well. I've improved you a little
then, haven't III Cleveland Leader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
rAFr TRYING 10 Compromise.
plan to End BalIinger-Pinchot contro
yersy.

fAAAN
Washington, Sept. i0 Secretary II
the Interior Ballineer has returned to
Washington from Beverly and though
not III good health, was at his desk. He
had nothing to say as to the CLAWS
charges except that any statement would
have 10 come from the president. he
said he would remain here about ten
days and then 60 West to look into de-
parbment matters and that he would
Join the president at Denver and 70 with
him on part Of his western trip. Friends
of Mr. Balhnger are pointing to this ais
evidence that the president win sustain
him. On the other hand. it Is learned
that Clifford Pinehot will also be with
the president in the West and will 20
With him down the Mississippi beginning
Oct. 10 Mr. Pinchots friends say posi-.
lively be will stay. Various signs point
to an effort on President Taft's part to
compromise the difficulty,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10

Mrs. Handout- would like to know
whether you are a trustworthy char.
acter. Dusty stryper-W Why, lady At
the last place worked they called Fia
rusty st. Louis Republic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
pREsIpENr Of rHE nRoNx.
John 7, Murray Unanimously Elected by
The Aldermen.

New York, S s9t. TO- Commissioner
Of Public Works John +. Murray was
yesterday elected president Of the Dor.
ough Of the Bronx BY the aldermen from
that borough assembled to choose sue-
cessor to Louis n Haifen, recently re.
moved from Office BY Gov Hughes. Nr.
Murray's selection was unanimous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
MoDus vIvENpI CONTINUED.
Delayed Until Proceedings at The
Hague.

London, Sept 10. The British gov
ernment has agreed 20 continuance 81
the Newfoundland modus Yivendi until
the conclusion Of the arbitration pro.
ceedings at the Hague.
The nodus viyendi referred 10 ii The
above despatch is between the United
States and Great Britain and concerns
the herring fisheries III Newfoundland
waters, a question that has aeitated
American and Newfoundland fishermen
for years The controversy will be srh-
mitted to The Hague tribunal probably
in April Of next Year.