The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-12

The mtsresting news comes mon
Ioadoa that The third Judgment rsnd-
sred ~ Dnglish courts In the now ~
mous sardins cass. BY which the
vfench canneEs. have sought to pre-
vent The Norwegian canners hom ne
Ing the mama "sardines." has been
given In favor o. the Norwegiana.
This. however. does not end the liti-
cation. - appeal has already been
taken BY the Frenchmsn to : higher
court. In the Judgment handed down
by the court. the point IL established
that the use Of the name Norwegian
sardines" was current a. early N 1884,
and that It was Justified under the
English trade mark law Of 1857. Un-
der the conditions, the court declared.
the use Of the term Norwegian sar-
dimes" was false In fact. but not In
law" and consequently may be legally
used in the future. The sardine lit
igation has now been before the Eng
lish courts since the year 1911. The
first court threw out the case. but the
Trenchmen won their appeal In the
next higher court. The case was then
again appealed by Angus Watson. the
English importer Of Norwegian sar-
dimes. to yet higher court, which has
Just now handed down its decision in
favor Of the Norwegian product. The
cost Of the litigation runs very high,
and the first suit alone 10 said to have
cost over twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
Observation-Disclosures will cooperate
with the government and people of
Norway in arranging Norwegian and
Observation-Disclosures exhibition at the
Panama exposition in 1915. Prominent
Norwegians of Minneapolis, Chicago.
San Francisco and other cities have
taken the initiative in the matter. and
the Indications are that their efforts
will be crowned with success. The
Norwegians Of Minneapolis have or
ganized for the undertaking by APP
pointing a strong committee and have
set their hearts on raising $4,000.
Governor Eberhart of Minnesota has
issued public statement commencing
the undertaking and pointing out how
eminently fitting It Is that the Morse
men, who since the dawn OF history
have been leaders on the sea, should
be adequately represented at an event
which will commemorate the opening
of the greatest commercial highway
in the world constructed by man.
A Christiania dispatch says that the
concentration Of the Norwegian aerial
feet. which is now rapidly becoming
q reality as the result of extraordinary
efforts made in private way to raise
money In various communities for the
purchase of aeroplanes, is advocated
by the department of defense. The
idea has prevailed in certain parts that
these machines should be kept in DIFF
ferent parts of the country. to protect
the localities where the money has
been raised for their purchase. but
military experts flnd that this plan
il impracticable. The machines, they
state, must be kept near base where
supplies and repairs can be obtained.
and from where they can operate.
Efforts viii be made to have the feet
made a coordinate part of the defense.
subject to the orders Of the general
stan.
A Christiania dispatch says that the
scientific expedition OF Orjan Olsen Is
now headed for Mongolia, according
to the latest advices. The passage Of
the SATAN mountains Is made by cara
van Olsen writes from Minuisinsk.
camp on the Adakan river. that the re-
suits OF the expedition to date have
been very satisfactory. and that rich
collection Of scientific specimens have
been secured.
The members of the labor party Of
Saaheim have adopted resolution
denouncing the editor of SocialDe
kraten because of his retraction Of
certain charges he published against
Minister OF Justice Abrahamsen. They
lay the lash on him as traitor to the
cause OF the Social Democratic party.
who is unwilling to make any sacri.
fees for his principles.
Denmark.