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The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
PLEAD GUILTY TO PEONAGE.
Railroad Contractors Are Fined In
Federal Court at Lynchburg.

Federal Court at Lynchburg.
Special TO TIE Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. March 9.-The March
term OF the Federal District Court began
here this morning. The term Is not ex-
pected 10 be a busy one.
At the morning session J. L Lee. OF
Lynchburg entered pleas Of guilty in
peonage cases against A A. Luck. z.
T. Edmunds, samuel Butter, Robert
Branthan, and Walter wfdman. who
were subcontractors on the Virginian
Railway construction in April. lsol. in
Campbell and Bedford counties. and who
were charged with holding q large num-
Der OF IabOrers IN involuntary servitude.
The indictments were returned recently
at Roanoke. The result was practically
a compromise and Luck was fined N,00o,
Branthan 500. Edmunds $50. and the
other defendants 500 each.
The grand jury this afternoon returned
a large number Of indictments. the fol-
lowing defendants appearing. and we're
sentenced under pleas OF guilty:
For retailing liquor without license, sen
tence Of thirty days and a fine OF Sl00
each: J. L. Howard. Wise County;
Wade Kennedy, Wise County; Thomas
Elliott, Wise County; Elijah Thomas, Lee
County; Emmett Puckett. Wythe County;
Albert Pace. Lee County: Granville
Smith. Lee County; John Webb. Taze-
well County
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
FOUGHT TO ESCAPE lSINGER
Inquest Held Over Bodies of Mur.
derer and Victims.
ISinger Lay in Wait for Victims.
First shot Killed Wife.
No Witnesses.

Hagerstown. Nd. March S.--A coroner s
inquest was held to-day on the double
murder and suicide here last night IN
which Charles f. Isinger. a machinist.
shot his wife and Douglas Morgan, and
then committed suicide.
Isinger lay in wait behind a billboard.
and when Morgan and Mrs. Isinger passed
he opened fire. The evidence showed
that the first shot killed Mrs. Isinger.
and that Morgan fought desperately foi
bis life until a bullet >eached his heart.
There were no witnesses 10 the tragedy,
but neighbors who heard the shots arrived
at the scene in tins 20 see Isinger blow
out his brains.
Prior 10 the tragedy the murderer had
declared his intention 90 END il all" de-
claring that Morgan. a contractor OF some
means. had won his wife's affections.
Side by side on marble slabs n the
same undertaking establishment lay the
bodies OF the victims OF yesterdays triple
tragedy which were viewed to-day by
hundreds OF friends and cur.a.:s persons.
All day long a crowd has stood on the
pavement IN front OF the building where
the bodies lay. and the double murder and
suicide is the one piece OF conversation.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Why Is Fat

Is It because one is born With the ten
dency? Or IS IL one OF "life's trials2'' Or
is it due 70 just plain, hearty appetite?
The doctors say not any one OF these
phrases the question correctly. They say
fat Is because the fat persons digestive
organs are defective. Such organs. il
seems. don't change the fatty foods
eaten by stout persons into heat and en-
ergy, as they should. Instead the food
fats pass on into the system unconsumed
hence fat layers accumulate under the
skin in quiet spots. such as the chin. ab-
domen. shoulder blades. &C.
Let that digestive defect be corrected
and the formerly fat person goes back TO
his or her original shape. You can prove
this on yourself Seventy-fve cents VIII
secure from your druggist one OF the
large cases Of Marmola Prescription Tab
1 lets recently licensed for sale b the Mar
mola Company. OF Detroit. Mich Take
one OF these tablets after each meal and
at bedtime and the demonstration starts
right there. Very soon you viii experi-
ence a new sense OF digestive comfort and
q delightful feeling OF increased energy
which should be followed in due season
by a gradual. uniform decrease Of your
fat
During the demonstration period you
eat &nO uIlhk as lofineflys rernerl Der.
The tablets need no help from either diet
ing OF exercising Nevertheless, the daily
loss should approximate ten 10 sixteen
ounces 4 day.
NOW. WHY is Il you get thin? Why is
IL the TAT just seems 10 slip away, leaving
your flesh smooth, frm. end wrinkleiess
Simply because Narmola corrects that di-
gestive defect thereby stopping further
fat accumulation and enabling the body
forces TO harmlessly dissolve what has a.
ready gathered
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
CAPITAL BILLIARDISTs WIN.
Capture Intercity Match from BaIti-
more Cracks.

more Cracks.
Special to The Washington herald
Baltimore. Nd. March 9-The Balti-
more players made a sensational finish in
the closing block OF the intercity match
with Washington tonight at Klein's
parlors. but the lead which the visitors
had gained IN the previous matches
proved too great for the local experts TO
cut down. Washington winning out by
ls5 points. the total score being Washing
ton 1.472 and Baltimore I,Zs7.
When the final nights play opened the
Washington team had lead Of 254 points,
the total score at that time being Wash
ington LIS and Baltimore 93L Balti-
more outplayed Washington throughout
tonight winning three OF the four
matches, Stevens being the only Wash
ington man 10 win. scoring a victory over
Baker. 100 TO S. He also made the
highest average Of the night for Wash
ington- The Washington team was pre-
sented q cup for winning the tourna-
ment two successive seasons.
The scores:
Cray. o0s5I4OOs4oOo42Oo1oI4s1ss To
tai 81
Moors; sp4Ol4sOaOBsOO5Igs4s9Isa4
Hnl. oIos2s21I4g4IOTIooIIo34O4oS2
Total s.
LAnhArd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1881 Total 100
Hoeke. 62051Q5OGIOO OlO4IGu2542O2oQ
Total n.
Morrison. OOOIO6O525OOsS3T08
Total, 100.
Bskz, OIOoIf2as1soo4ooIonoaOeOIOO
2se1136 Total S
Stevens 1o1T0OO0I52OIo OIoO3IH0O4o5TB
5i0ooo00l Total g.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
FIatuIenGy or Wind
on Stomach
As It Is Commonly Named, Means
that Deeaying Food Is
Making Gas.

This most serious condition is very prev
alent and results most distressingly and
fatally oftentimes. The stomach in cases
Of hatulency is unable TO digest the food
properly Decay sets In. gases form. ex-
tend the stomach. force their way down
ward into the bowels. and If not relieved
It extends upward. pressing against the
lungs. liver, and heart, causing shortness
of breath, belching, foul odors, and many
times sudden death.
Foods which are filed with gases. when
taken into a deranged stomach cause fat
ulency rapidly, vegetables being especially
given to this quality. Against such a con-
dition the stomach can do but little. be-
cause these foul and poisonous gases af-
feet its glands. muscles. and tissues to
such a degree as 10 incapacitate il almost
at once.
These gases distend the stomach in all
directions. preventing the contracting
muscles from doing their regular duties.
or If they do force the gas from the storu-
ach It goes elsewhere IN the system with
even more harassing results. and then the
decaying mass still remains to generate
more gases.
The most effective methods for aIlaying
fatulency is 20 remove the cause of gas
making. An emetic viii do this, but the
stomach VIII have the same trouble the
moment the new food enters it
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets get at gas
food at once. digest it. prevent decay.
quickly reduce food to noUrishment, make
good. rich gastric fluid. and pass the di-
gested food 10 the intestines. giving the
stomach its rest and the system its nour-
ishment. Flstulency simply cannot exist
where these little tablets are used They
build up the stomach fluids so that il
matters not how many vegetables you eat
or (ood containing quantities Of gas. the
stomach does its work well and quickly.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
everywhere and used the whole world over
by sick stomachs and stomaehs that want
to eat heartily and yet not get sick
Every druggist carries Stusrt's Dyspep-
STA Tablets, price 80 cents per box. The
demand for these little digesters is con-
stantiy increasing Forty thousand ply
sicians in America and Canada use them
and prescribe them. Send US your name
and address and we win send you a trial
package by mail free. Address F. 4
Stuart Co. 15o Stuart Building, Marshall
Mich
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
sKATER GOES 70 ENGLAND.
Jack woodwork, of Washington,
VIII Meet EngIish Cracks.

Jack woodworth. the Washington boy
who has defeated al the cracks in this
part OF the country for the past few
months. viii leave shortly for England.
where he viii fll engagements with sew
eral Of the large skating rinks Wood
worth viii be matched with all the fast
ones on the other side. where the skating
craze Is in its infancy.
The Englishmen are making a great
ado over the American sport. which
promises to rival the much-beloved base
ball. Kinks are being placed in all the
important cities. which. according to
those who have seen them. are decidedly
superior 10 those in this country. Wood
worth Will be the first american to match
his skill with an Englishman In this line
Of sport. and his showing against the
"Doncher Knows" will be watched with
much interest. He will be accompanied
on the trip by his manager and z. F.
Plummer. who has been connected with
the Convention Hall skating rink Of this
city for the past few months. Before re-
turning TO this country the party will in
spect the wilds OF Africa.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Large Coal Property Is Sold.

Cumberland. Nd. March s-The Coch-
ran Coal Company has sold its held
ings. comprising u,600 acres in Marshall
and Braxton counties. w Va, to CIeve-
land and Chicago capitalists for some
thing over S1.OOO,OO0. The property lies
between the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and the Coal and Coke Railroad.
A plant is in operation al GiImer, where
e number OF coke ovens were built. The
Cochran Coal and Coke Company was
formed by William H. Cochran. a capital
ist OF Dawson, Pa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Convicted of Arson.

Lynchburg. Va. March ain the Cor
poration Court to-day, c. A. Dowdy and
J. E. Greasy were found guilty OF arson,
and the jury fixed their punishment at
three years in the penitentiary. A motion
for a new trial Will be argued Saturday.
Five years ago Dowdy was a merchant in
good standing. He and Greasy were
charged with burning the building in
which he formerly did business after It
was sold under a mortgage
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
LOSES WIRz MONUMENT.
Memorial, II Is Now Expected, WIN
40 TO Macon. Ca

Memorial, II Is Now Expected, VIII
40 to Macon. Ga
Special 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. March "A dispatch
from Macon. Ga. says,
Augusta Daughters OF the Confederacy
have pledged twelve votes 10 Macon as
the location FOR the Wirz monument. ac-
ton on which question win be taken al
a called meeting OF the Georgia division
10 be held in Atlanta tomorrow. This
practically insures the monument for
Macon Augustus vote VIII Offset Savan-
nah's. which win be cast against Macon.
The local chapter vigorously opposed
the action OF the Savannah meeting
which accepted Richmond as a location
and has actively lsbOred 10 have the ac-
ton rescinded and have the monument
kept on Georgia soil. II was here Mai
Wirz was arrested
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
BUILDS LATERAL LINES.
c. & o. Starts Work in wyoming
and Raleigh Counties.

Huntington. ". Va, March s.-Work
was resumed this morning on the exten-
sion Of lateral lines OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway In Wyoming and Raj
eigh counties. which win penetrate the
leading coal and timber regions Of the
State.
Eight hundred men wsre put TO work
this morning on these extensions. the
work having been abandoned more than
a year ago
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Injuries Teasing hoy in Anger.

Wheeling. ". Va. March s-Angered
by the teasing Of small boys. Charles
Vasile struck Harry Lease. an eight
year-oid boy, In the head with a brick.
fracturing his skull and otherwise intur-
ing the little fellow so badly that he
viii die. The brick struck the boy square
in the forehead.
Nasile attempted to escape b. changing
his clothing. but was arrested
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
MERCHANTS AT BANQUET.
Lynchburg Association Gathers and
Discusses SOuth's Possibilities.
Sr.erlsl n TIE Wasbsng+on HERALD

Lynchburg. Va, March 9.-The annual
banquet OF the Retail Merchants Asso-
ciation. OF Lynchburg. was held tonight
at the Hotel Carroll. covers being laid
for more than 100 members and a few in
vited guests
Charles Hall Davis. president OF the
chamber Of commerce Of Petersburg, was
the principal speaker. his subject being
"a lineup OF Southern business men
for the greater South"
State Senator Don P. Halsey spoke
upon The retail merchant and his duty
10 the State and county in influencing
sound legislation to promote the COM
mercial interests and the public welfare. -
The other speaker was George D. Witt.
OF Ills city. whose toast was: Lynch
buTg-her manufacturing and retail in
terests-some predictions for the future. "
President Hyland acted as toastmaster.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
hickman Trial begins To-dav.

Parkersburg. W Va, March e.-The
trial of Ralph Hickman. aged eighteen
years. charged with murder. VIII begin
tomorrow at HarrisonviIle. Ritnhie Conn
" Hickman is alleged TO have attacked
Frank Meldrum with g club and driver
him over high cliff. beneath which his
mangled body was found the next morn
ing. BIS motive was to avenge his sister.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
The worlds TeIepbonen.

The number Of telephones in the whole
world is estimated at 9.5O0.00O. of which
100000 are said to be in use in America
and 100000 in Europe The industry OF
statisticians is SO great that possibly
some one VIII turn his attention to the
number OF despairing entreaties made tc
the young women at the exchange IN a
year in London alone.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Copper Ore Runs Heavy.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Mooreheld. W. Va. March s.-A. W
Harper sent some OF the specimens ot
copper ore taken from his land to be
thoroughly tested. He has received a re
port that the mineral is 50 per cent COP.
per and 5 per cent silver Harper viii
sink shaft The ore is .ifty-eight feet
under ground and was found while sink
Ing a well
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Goes .wet'' but Elects ..Dry' Mayor.

Warrington. ". Va, March 9-whiIs
Warrington went wet" at the most ex-
citing municipal election in its history
yesterday. the dry" officers won. The
license people carried the town by 3
the vote being. for license, sS2; against
license. S19. Mayor c. n. Mockler. can
didate for reelection on the dry" ticket
was victorious over his wet opponent,
W. H. Hess, by a majority Of e02. Mock
Ter receiving 40 votes and Hess rs. Claw
son Hawkins, the dry" candidate FOR
collector, was defeated by D. c. Griffith
by s. votes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease. a powder Il cures painful
snartng. nervous feet. and instantly takcs The
sting out Of ccrns and buuions- Aliens Foos-Esse
makes tight new shoes feel easy Il Is a certain
cure fU sweating eallous. swollen. tired aching
feet Try t to-day. Sold By all druggists and shoe
stores By mail f1r SC IL stamps. Don't ancupr
any substitute. For FREE frial package also Free
sample Of The FOOT-EAsE Sanitary CORN-PAD.
2 new inEent0n. address Allen s Olmsted- Ls
Roy, n Y
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
WHOLE FAMILY IN JAIL.
Father. Mother, and Brother OF Of
ficer's Slayer Under Arrest.

Anderson. s. c, March Al. B. Palmer.
who shot and killed Deputy United States
Marshal W. F. Corbin and his brother.
Charles Corbin. last night while resisting
arrest. is In jail to-day. with his father.
mother. and brother occupying adjoining
cells
Palmer was wanted for having shot at
a mail. box. a misdemeanor. and when the
officers went to arrest him. be hid IN an
clubhouse with his family. and opened
IRE. killing the two Corbins. All members
OF the Palmer family were slightly
wounded
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
OTHERS WANT SUNDAY BALL.
Pennsyivania and New Jersey Leg
isIatures May Act.

New York. March s.-Since the passage
OF q bill legalizing Sunday baseball games
by the Indiana legislature. plans have
been formulated for the introduction OF
similar measures IN two other States.
At Harrisburg. the Pennsylvania leeisla-
ture VIII soon consider a bill legaIizing
Sunday games between the hours Of $3.50
and $40 p m, and providing for a scale
Of licenses from SIS to $500, according 10
the size Of the grounds.
A bill legalizing ball games on tho
Sabbath viii be introduced in the New
Jersey legislature at Trenton shortly. It
win provide for fixed hours. and may also
call for the payment Of a State tex on
gate receipts.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Girl shoot. Herself While Hunting.

Special % Inc NsshinEton HeIaId.
Elklns, ". Va, March s.-Mervie Keis-
ter. aged nineteen. a niece Of Delegate
John D. Keister. OF PendIetoa County
was seriously IL not fatally wounded AZ
Red Creek yesterday. when a revolver
which she was carrying was accidentally
discharged, Seeing a squirrel perched in
a tree near the house. she hurried across
the yard 10 get within closer range. and
fell over a log, accidentally discharging
the revolver
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

Postmasters were appointed yesterday
as follows:
Maryland = Templeville. Queen Anne
County. David T. Richards, vice z
Richards deceased
West Virginia - Headsvilie, Mineral
County, 3. Franklin Haines: Liberty
Putnam County. Warren F. Asbury.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
RANSACKED PARISH HOUSE.
Thief Is Caught by Cumberland
Mayor.

Special TO he Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. March "A young
man was seen coming from Emmanuel
Episcopal Church this morning oy Fulton
Harris, the sexton Harris. suspecting he
was a thief. told him he was going 10
have him arrested. The man Ged down
hil 20 Baltimore street. Hacris after
hin. shouting stop the thief, stop the
theft' The man ran right into the arms
OF Mayor Kean. who turned him over
20 the police.
An iron bolt eighteen inches long was
found on the man; also a collar. which
he had taken from an apartment In the
parish house where the Ladies' Guild
had goods stored. This place was ran
sacked thoroughly. He gained entrance
through the basement window. The man
gave Charles Meyers as HIS name
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
BIucher yInEon Hft bv Trat1.

Huntington, w. Va. March s-Blucber
Vinson. a prominent citizen Of the south
ern section of this State. was s,ruck by
a Norfolk and Western train az salt
peter this morning and Sustained injuries
that may prove fatal
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
PuEh Pleads Guilty to EmbeauIement

Special to The Washington Herald
DanvilIe. Va. March s-George A.
Pugh. former ticket agent Of the South
ern, pleaded guilty in the Corporation
Court 10 the charge OF embezzIing g 30o.
The jury. after being out a short time,
fixed his punishment az one year IN pris-
on, the minimum penalty. No witnesses
were examined
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
LEES BODYGUARD DEAD.

Davtd jenkins sueeumbs to Bright's
Disease at staunton.
sueciai TO The Washington Herald.
stanton. Va. March s.-David jenkins.
aeed sixty-three years. died here this
morning Of Brlghts disease Mr.. jenkins
was Gen. r. T. Lees bodyguard during
the civil war. and was young when ne
entered the army. He was a member OF
Cant Bradbrown's company
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

While you think OF L. telephone yoar
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
and bin VIII be sent you az ! cent . word,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
Low Grade over Mountains.
CLOSES WITH SONG.
Moth Carolina Legislature AdIourns
1909 Session.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Raleigh. n. c.. March 9.-The 1909 bien-
NAL session Of the North Carolina Iegis-
lature came TO a close this evening in
scng.
Many women with good voices were
brought from the gallery to the floor
Of the senate and house, where they
Joined the legislators and officers and
clerks in singing the national and State
anthems
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

Loses sustained dEzius the year iss.... 5oos IS
3ioneT received during the yesr Is-------- ST sc 8
Expsrded durins ths yeSr lsS..----..-... ~ -
GRO L CHRISTIAN Presizsut
R0BT EECkT. Jr-. Secretary.
szhsc-fhed ard szEl1n % before ne this 2sth 6a7
lSeall W. r. LECRT. Notary Pub-ic
My commission expires A7rh y ls.2
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
STATEMENT OF THE CoSDITTOx
OF TIE
Virginia State Insurance Company
Of Richmond, Va.

OF Richmond, Va,
On the Slzt day q Dsos-abe- I9s as re1uirud -d--
Distr-ct q C0lu1hlE Cods. amended guzs g. so
Cauital stock. I'm Go %
Capital STOCK paid ID il cash------------- moe o
ASSETS.
Cash IN S2S2 s.
Cash in bark sss %
he1l eSat6 10 90 Co
Bonds ard mortgages l6rst lien real g.
trtsi .............. ......-..-.---.-------------- 2zI0
Stocks and bonds lnsTket Tliusl l...-...-- SASS %
Bis receivable ard collateral l0a-s-..... IS 60
Premiums uuc5lected and il han5s q
agents IS2s2 IS
Interest due and acTued 1ai5 g
al 0thsr 65s q
SslEl q
LIABILITIES
Vet unpaid ca-rs 50 ST -
Reserve required b. laW.-...-...........- 5T7s s.
Borrowed uoney -------------------.------..- $50 @
kciusrrunce premiums s.----.-.............- sE1f .
Couu-issions. hTukeT1Ce &c-.--.---------- Csl8 q
CASH diFids7is remaining unTaid--.--.------ IS %
EB8 S
Loses sustained d-riuE the year iss...... aooss IS
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

feated in London by Johnny Summers,
viii soon be in town, and may meet his
old enemy. Young Corbett, In a ten
round bout.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-13
SEYMOUR DEWITT DIES.

MIDDLETOwN. n. Y. July 13-sey-
mour Dewitt "a warm friend Of Thomas
c. Plat. is dead at his home in Mid
dletown, y. y. after an illness of seven
weeks following a stroke of paralysis.
He was siXty-fiye years old He had
been president Of the First National
Bank Of Middletowu for several years.
For thlrty-tWo years le was connected
with the United States Express C0ur
pany.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-13
WRITER OELETTERS
UNDER INDICTMEN
Grand Jury Finds Bill
Against Colored Employe
of District.

MIR. d when he was head of the
office told me not to stand any bull
doing. the majority Of people in the
building were no whittier than ]. 1 have
sense enough to understand"
Such is the explanation given i'm the
letter which was addressed to a woman
clerk of the District Assessors OFFICE
by Carrot Wormley, a mulatto driver of
the Assessors carriage, who was indict-
ed by the grand jury today for sending
her insulting matter through the mail.
Upon the Woman's complaint, Worm
ley was arrested about the middle Of
June, taken before United States Com
missioner Taylor and held in bonds Of
$1,000 for the action Of the grand jury
Among other indictments returned this
morning is one against William Sotb-
eren. the negro arrested for an attack
made upon seven-year-Old Emma Haas,
July T. last. The child was returning
TO her home. in Anacostia, along the
Sheridan road, when the negro attacked
her.
William Turner, also black, was in
dicted for a similar offense against
Pauline Owens, a child Of his own race.
/ This attack happened on June So
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-13
WAR IS BREWING
IN SOUTH AMERICA
Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, and
Argentina Involved Over
Territory Dispute.

LA PAZ, Bolivia. NJuly 13.-Four ma
tiOns may soon be involved in a war
over the rich Acre country.
BTrzil. thinking the country belonged
10 Bolivia, paid that nation 100000 for
part of il. Peru claimed that the
country belonged to her and not to
Bolivia The matter was arbitratsd, the
President of Argentina being the judge.
He awarded the entire territory TO Peru.
The Bolivian government has refused
now to accept the award. In most quar-
tiers this is regarded as equivs lent 20
formal declaration of war on Peru.
Peruviaus In Bolivia are in great dan
ger. many of their stores having been
sacked. Only a strong guard of soldiers
prevents the Peruvian Embassy from
being attacked.
Argentina's Embassy. too. is being
guarded by soldiers. Argentina has de-
manded an explanation from Bolivia 70
the insults to her flag and embassy. If
the explanation and apology are not
forthcoming, Argentina will sever re-
lations with Bolivia, end war may
follow.
War with Peru may come because of
the refusal to accept the Dorinda bound
airy question while Brazil may be in
volved because it purchased from BO-
livIa land which had been awarded 10
Peru