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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-17
Tobacco Notes

L
The w. Dickinson warehouse closed
q successful asserting season last Sat-
urday.
Leonard Johnson, the Westby tobac-
co man, visited Edgerton last week
Friday and Saturday.
L. B. Earle returned Saturday from
trip taking several days of last week.
He came home via Chicago.
Col. Galbraith, commander of the
American Legion, killed in an auto &C
cident, was vice president of the To-
bacco Merchants association of the
u. S.
The Hubbell & Son warehouse opens
Thursday of this week with about 80
hands. Mr.. Kellogg started Is hands
stemming in the Lorillard warehouse.
The T. B. Earle warehouse will start
about July l. Sweeney & Sons will OPP
crate till Sept. l.
The following officers were chosen at
Hartford, Conn.,, to serve the National
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Assn: President,
George M. Berger; Treas, Jerome
Waller; Vice Pres, Milton H. Ranck;
Secy., Fred Miller. Henry Hochstein
of Milwaukee is one of the directors.
Block, Cullman Jr. and Wobbe of New
York and Tausig of Chicago are well
known members of the board.
Mr.. George Gary, the we'll known to-
bacco man at Madison, is this summer
trying two acres in Shadegrown tobac-
co on his farm northwest of Madison.
Many years ago an experiment was
made near GAINESVILLE, but the results
did not warrant repetition. Many to-
bacco growers and packers will watch
the results of Mr.. Gary's experiment
with keenest interest, and many are
planning to visit the farm during the
season.
E. M. Hubbell returned a week ago
from a two weeks tour through Illinois
and Indiana where he visited several of
the important manufacturing centers.
He came back to Edgerton and says:
"We are in paradise here in Edgerton,
and we don't know it." In the manu-
featuring centers down there people are
out of employment and their purchasing
power is so reduced that prices of farm
produce are much lower than here.
The same story is told by Dickinson,
Mcintosh and Wentworth about the
/'down east" cities.
w. Dickinson, VIM. Mcintosh and
w. B. Wentworth returned last Satur-
day evening from the National Cigar
Leaf Assn. convention held i'd Hart
ford, Conn.,, June 6 and Z. The con-
vention went on record in favor of a
$500 pound revenue on imported
wrapper tobacco The present tariff is
So. IS. The Edgerton tobacco men also
visited the New York market and Phil
adelphia. They found conditions ex-
ceedingly quiet in all branches of the
industry. They were much interested
in the shadegrown section of Connecti-
cut. The American Sumatra Co. has
this season $500 acres under canvas.
Fields of 40 acres in long, narrow white
rows of canvas. Help is now $500 in
the field. The growers down there are
only tobacco farmers; they neglect
other farm crops.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA
BOARD or WATER COMMIs-
SIONEBS
SOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
| LII ..r...--. III IL. 49,


Sealed proposals. Will De received uy the
Board of " alter commissioners OF tbe
cry rf south H~ud. Indiana, Tor furnish
Ing Il labor. material and constructing
new building aud for such collateral
work as mas De- necessary FOR what d
commonly known - the Central Pumping
station in Tine City Of SoGth Bend. lndi-
ana
The yresent luilding shall tr removed
and such material as u suitable Will be
used iu the new work.
The Contractor shall arrange nis work
go as not TO interfere with The work Ell
other contractors prosecuting uity work
IT IS NECESSARY THAT TIE SITE
or THE PROPOSED WORK RE IN
SPECIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
AND THAT THEY INFORN THEM
SELVES OF TIL. CONDITIONS UNDER
WHICH THE WORK MIST BE CAR
RIED OFT AND COMPLETED.
Eaeh proposal shall &c accompanied 10y
cash or certified check. TO the amount
81 TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS 81
0U0Oc.i Certified checks must be drawn
Ola some responsible bank doing business
IN the City II South BEND or the city
" Chicago and made payable to the order
81 ne Board OF Water commissioners.
q A. Elliott. President
The said amount 81 two thousand dol
lars VIII be held by the commissioners
pending the award 0f the contract
he return or the tilted check % the
bidder to whom the contract il awarded
T. conditioned on his appearance within
five 90 DAYS after receiving notice OF the
award and furnishing satisfactory bonds
iu the sum az THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS ,S,OO0O.0Oj all as set forth In
the specifications ana form Of contract.
Proposals are 10 b. made out and submit o.
ted 0u the forms furnished by the Engl-
necr and addressed In "a sealed envelope,
20 the BOARD OF WATER COMMITS
SIONERS. g.. A. ELLIOTT. President.
City Han, South Bend Indiana.
Drawings and specifications may De
consulted nd the Office Of the Superintend-
ent of Water Works. city Hall, south
Bend. aud at the office 81 the Engineer.
Drawings Specifications Form " Con
tract, Form ~ Bond and proposal sheets
may Ic obtained from the Consulting
Engineer on payment OF ten (l0) dollars,
which viii be refunded on the submission
% bonitiGe proposal for said work.
All proposals must be submitted % the
Roard Of Water Commissioners, city
Hail, South Bend, Indiana before 10 A.
~ Wednesday. Feb 10, 1921
The Board OK Water Commissioners re-
serve the right TO reject any or ali bids
William Artlngstall, Consulting Engi-
neer. old Colony Bldg. Chicago. Ill
Board of Water Commissioners, q. a.
Elliott President: Harvey +. ROstiser.
John DcHaven.
Dated this 10Th day Of January. 1921.
Jan. 20 70 Feb. u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
iREADVERTISFWE
CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA.
BOARD OF WATER COMMITS
gUnNERG
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals wis; be received by the
Board of Water commissioners OF the
cary ~ South Bend. Indiana. FOR furnish
Ing al labor and material and installat
tug east iron Suction Mains, Discharge
Mains and for such collateral work rs
may De necessary 10 remodel what is
commonly known as the Central Pumping
station IA the city OF South Bend. lndi-
ana.
The size Of pipe varies from Ten 10
inches 90 thirty l30l inches I'm diameter
and the icpth below the present ground
surface ranges from approximately ten
uu' 90 twenty 20i feet.
Connections TO wells. Installation 81
valves and the construction II valve
chambers, and certain masonry work.
are included I'm the proposed contract.
1T Is NECESSARY THAT THE SITE
OF THE PROPOSED WORK BF IN
SpECIED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
AND THAT THEY INFORM THEM
SELVES OF THE CONDITIONS UNDER
HlCH THE WORK M ST BE CAR
kIFD OFT AND COMP ETED.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
cash or n certified check. 10 the amount
of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS tS2.-
OoOO0i Certified checks must he drawn
ora some responsible bank doing business
IN the CITY 0t South Bend or the City 81
Chicago and made payable Go the order
Of the Board ~ Water Commits siOners
G. a Elliott. President
The said amount q two thousand dol
pending the award 81 thc contract
The return of the certified check 10 the
bidder 90 whom the contract rs awarded
Is conditioned CON his appearance within
hye 80 days after receiving notice Of the
award and furnishing satisfactory bonds
In the sum ~ EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS $50 900 90 all As set forth I'm
tho specifications and form Of contract
Proposals are 20 be made out and sub
mittcd on the forms furnished by the
Engineer and addressed In a sealed en-
vel0pe. ga the BOARD OF WATER COM
MISSONERS. q. A. Elliott. President.
city Hall. South Bend Indiana
Drawings and speriGCations may he
consulted ut the office - the Superln-
tendent Of Water Works City Hail.
South Bend. and 20 the office ~ TIA
Engineer. Drawings. specifications, form
OF Contract. form If Bond and proposal
sheets may be- obtained from the Con
suiGuC Engineer ON pay mFrt n tn tf0l
dollars. WLieb viii be refunded on the
submission ot a boui hde proposal for
sati work.
AH proposals must boz submitted TO the
Board - Water Comnifs~ iouers cry
HAL south Bend fudiuuI before To- A "
Wednesday Feb 1G. 1921
The Board of Wafer CoumI>-i Hue--
reserve the risht Co. reject any or al.
bids
William A-riu=stan. Consulting Eugi-
lcrr old Colony Bids. chicago I'll
Boar. ~ Water Commissioners. a. A.
ELLIOTT President. Harvey p. R"siiser.
Jclu pcHaveu.
Dated this z5th Jay OF January 1921
Jan. - e. Feb. y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

RIVER PARK

=
A BEAUTIFUL bungalow I've rooms
and bath room. moaerl except bath room
fixtures. garage 10EfS First block %
MlFhav AKA as Price $500
Six room cottage. nlce attic can De ussd
Tor sleeping rooms. basement with drain
10 was. room, electric light gas and
city wafer. lot 34El65. Price - Do
close to groceries. church and car II1
Seven room. one aua a haH story. BALI
% block from car line. city water c.ec-
tric lights Las. furnace and eity wafer.
Price $500
Seven room one and q half story. fur
mace. eieetri. lights, gas. sewer in street.
two lots l01 feet frontage I65 feet deeD.
close 10 school. possession first o.
April Price So 600
The above properties are all well worth
the price asked and River Park is the
coming part or South Bend
j. 81 jolly 30 So htIin 81 phoue
Lincoln Vt9i Residence phone Mish.
swaka 2114
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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Cash lie
Seven consecutive insertions Charge lie
Cash &c

Idsu -
All charge ads paid for within six days
from the first insertion allowed cash rate
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO LONG
TERN ADVERTISERS.
Count an average OF six words TO =
line for ANAL tyne
The minimum ad accepted is three lines
or Is words
ONE INSERTION INCLUDES BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS
OR SUNDAY.
No ads received after 8 p. m. for the
morning edition or after o 80 a. n. Tor
the evening edition No ada accepted
after p. N. Saturday evenings for the
sunday edition
Mlsclassifcation not permitted.
PHONE AsAIN 21oc.
Ads or questionable nature noc accept
ed.
Ad writing service provided without
cost for the asking
Republication FOR errors not mo faut
or the advertiser allowed II the adver-
tiser viii report the error within p hours
after the first publication OF the al.
For the benefit OF the advertisers TO
bring the best results certain standard
lEed ad styles must be adhered, eScep.
tion being made In classified Display.
No cuts or heavy black Caco type per
mitted on the classified D6ze.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
FoN ST. EAST
FIVE ROOM HOUSE

TO be vacated within fcN days
Equipped With "a new Holland furnace
i.as and electricity Interior dr.arI
lions iu nrst class condition Large
lot. Close 90 car line Price and terms
attra tive " hitcom1 and Keller.
400
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
FOR SALE G8
Easy gGTMENT8

Six room house Goa King street. VIA
electric lights. price - 900.
Seven room house ou Marietta street.
partially modern, price 50 900
Eight room house with bath. toilet
and gas. cu ST. Louis street. price 81 5o0.
Eight room house Ou East FairVieT
street with electric lights AMI gas
price 81 GO
Six room house 90 Illinois street pr
SiTDU
seven room house on s. Franklin street.
with bath toilet gas ard cIectr.c
lights price s. 80.
Twenty-Five room house with ban.
toilet and gas within three blocks of
the center az town THIS IL Gu excel
leHr place 20 keep rJomers. price
$4,000
Eight room house on S. Lafayets
street. with gas and water Price
s. 800
Five room house on Liberty stree.
price 81 500.
Six room house on Oakland street. CIpr
tric lights water aud gas price seq
Six room l1usr on 5erst street vito
gas water sud toilet. price $500
II Interested come 90 aud see MS
S. M. Eg85M8GM & son
pa NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03


shall not apply O. commercial vehicles
which are operated under the terms %
any contract entered into by the owner
thereof with the Board 81 Puhl- Works
ard ratified by the Common Council aud
which ara operated reE ularly under 3
regular time schedule Aud provided
fu-ther that The license fees for such wee
hirles so operated uuic- such contract
ana which have 81 rated seating opacity
- more than twelve passengers. rhau he
SOW per yolr Provided also fraI no
license fs required FOR Vehi Hes a.la .r rec
-rrre for the purpose 81 substituting
while vehicles .u which license BIAS
Iesn i--leJ are being Repaired. .r which
81. So t-- ..rta-s cog gu The vehicle for
"a, hirH 81 I.-us. la~ been issued lHs ur-l
issued and which Isl being repaired
max s. -rar sfrrrcl temporarily q. such
reserve rehi.I. Hui.. Ir isl being Usei as
"a substitute for I.r fe-l.Ir vehicle.
SECTION d The license issued .r tlr
city Coutrni.er shall De- tor bh- calendar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

OKDINANCE No. 2I3j.
a. OHDINANCE HFGU LATINO AID
REQUIRING LICENSES fOR THE
OPERATION OF MOTOR FEHECf -
USED IN TIN CITY OF SOtTH
BEND STATE OF INDIANA. TOR
PTHI.TC HIRE AID Providing
FOR RENOCATTON OF THI IL
CESsES THEREFOR AND Penal
TIES FOK TItE VIOLATIONS THERE
OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
FINANCIAL
RnsIness OpportnnIties.

BUSINESS CHANCES-Aud all kinds
Of Investments Tor sale shoe stores.
WOrkingm-us furnishings. sot- drir-
parlprs. grocery stores. hotels. r1Oming
honses. shoe repair shop. also good
lease FOR garage; must De sold 10 once
See Beyers. room IS Odd Fellows
Bldg open evenings; also sundays.
70 p n. Phone Ma1u 1GS,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
RAJ ESTATE EOR 81

HoNEs II EVERY PART OF CIIf-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Rnnrd

WOUND LIKE 70 Furnish dinner and
supper for or gentlemen. location.
blocks from Jefferson hotel II csa
reasonable Phone Main 1T2A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

rooms. part modern. s. ~. $500 cat--
= rooms part modern. 500. 80 cash
rooms. part modern barn. s. leo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

Local Instruction Glasses 4s
ANY Monday or Wednesday-Enter the
high grade Thomas Commercial school
Tor thorough sten0g raphic- hoOkkeep-
ing secretdFiRl efficiency course. Day
and night sessions our state licensed
employment department secures every
graduate the right position. We invite
you 60 call Entire third floor. Mich.
II aud Wash. av. Main 29O6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

HANEI Az. Six room all modern
house with garage. Price reasonable
j. A Mccullough: residence 2022 s.
Michigan 81. Phone 55l7 Lincoln. Of
flee 80 ). Michigan 81 Phone Main
1876.
HOMES Homes Homes. Homes Homes
Tor sale all over south Bend aud else
where Al Of them great bargains f,
terms TO suit See Beyers rooms e s.
odd Fellows Bldg Open evenings +.
also Sundays from q = Phone
Main 1GS3
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
SEND BILL TO HARDING
Measure Providing for Ending of War Given to Special Messenger Who Takes It to Raritan Today.

Washington, July 2.-The compro- mise resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria was to be sent by messenger today to President Harding at Raritan, N- J., for signing after completion of it's enactment by congress yesterday.
 - The resolution was adopted by the senate late yesterday iby vote of 3S to 19 after the house had previously acted on it, 263 to 59. It was at oncs signed by Representative Towner. re- publican, Iowa, as speaker pro tenn. of the house, and by Vice-President Coolidge and sent to the White House.
 The signing of the measure by the president will open the way for re- sumption of diplomatic relations with both Germany and Austria. but it has been indicated by administration ofn- cials that plans for this have not yet been worked out.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
CROWDS GATHER EARLY
 TO WATCH BIG BATTLE
Many Society Women In. cluded-All Traffic
 Is damned.

Ringside, Jersey City, July 2.-(By the Associated Press)-Gates to the big fight opened at 9:45 and in popped the crowd. Through the entrances on each side of the big wooden octagon poured the men and women who to- day were to witness Jack Dempsey of America and Georges Carpenter of France do battle for the heavyweight honors of the world and the plumpest purse in history.
 Soon the saucer of yellow pine which when the sun was out, glistened like a giant bowl of brass, was f1ecked with humanity. But unlike an ordinary saucer it filled to the brim down in stead of the bottom up, for the first to arrive was the gallery god with the periscOpe eye who had camped all night otside the arena for the privilege of paying promoter Tex Rickard five dollars and fifty cents.
 Gradually the wave of humanity rolled down to the ringside, as the more plutocratic ticket holders reach ed the stadium
 The battle of the country had no exclusive bald headed row. Hairless pates, in many cases were replaced by coiffures par excellence. for wom-
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New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
SOCIALIST IS KIDNAPPED
Mrs. Kate O'Hara, Who Was to Have Spoken in Twin Falls, Idaho, Last Night, Is Spirited Away.

Twin Falls, Idaho, July 2.-No clue to the whereabouts of Mrs. Kate O'Hara, socialist lecturer, who was kidnapped last night. had been de- veloped, early today.
 She was taken from the home of H. H. Friedheim, who had arranged for her to deliver a lecture here last night. Before time for the lecture, a score of men appeared at the Fried helm home and quietly removed Mrs. O'Hara to an automobile. Latest re- ports from Hollister, Idaho, about 20 miles south of Twin Falls, said that several automobiles passed through there headed south.
 Mrs. O'Hara was pardoned by pres ident Wilson after she had served IA months of a sentence for delivering a speech which was held a violation of the espionage law. None of the mem bers of the party who escorted her out of Twin Falls were identified.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
FUNERAL FOR DOG
Retired Editor Honors Canine Which Had Played Important Part in the Life of Neighbours Children.

Kansas City, Kan, July 2.-E. R. Humble a retired editor and lecturer conducted funeral service over the body of Jiggs. a Fox terrier dog, who came to his death when rum ming to meet the car in which Frank Schultz and his family were re- turning to their home at 1136 No. 32d street, Kansas City, Kansas.
 The dog had been the constant company of the Schults children It was Margaret, aged five, who went to MT. Humble win the request that he would preach for Jiggs funeral.
 MT. Humble said-'Poor Jiggs is dead. But he died happy in his love. That is more wonderful than I can tell you. And Jiggs will live in you. When you are grown, my children you will often think of this faithful animal and wish that all men were like him-faithful unto death. Jiggs was good dog. That is saying much. When the sun sinks in the west for me, I could ask no higher words of praise than those I have applied to him. To say he was good is highest praise.''
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
CITY WILL HAVE ITS
 FIREWORKS AS USUAL
Amusement Commission Re. fuses Funds-Rotary Club
 to Finance the Display.

Even though no money will be con-
 The action of the public amusement commission this year towards a fire works display on Monday. July 4th, the people of New Britain will enjoy their regular fireworks as in years past.
 The action of the public amusement commission in turning down a pro- posed appropriation, according to a statement made by Chairman Harry c. Jackson, of the commission, is final and was taken because of labor con- ditions in general in this and other cities at the present time. This ac- tion does not meet with the approval of the Rotary club, which has decid- ed to put on fireworks display of it's own accord.
 Chairman Leon A. Sprague of the Rotary club, stated this morning that the club has voted to put on fire works display on greatly reduced program and contribution from the public amusement commission of $100 as suggested by him, would tend to show the city's interest in it's people
 Mayor Curtis said this morning that while he was not consulted before the meeting he was in hearty accord with the actions of the commission in de- ciding not to appropriate any money for fireworks this year. ''The mayor has nothing to do with the money in the hands of this commission" he said. 'It was appropriated for the
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New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
American Marines Land
 Near COnstantinOple

Paris, July "A detachment of American marines have been landed at Ismid, a town 50 miles southeast of Constantinople in Asia Minor for the purpose of protecting Americans there upon the retirement of Greek troops, says dispatch to the French foreign office. A small French detachment is at Ismid and it reports that a number of bodies of Mosems who were assas- sinated before the departure of the Greeks have been found. The French, however, saved four thousand Turks in the town, it is said.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
FAIRGROUNDS OPENING

Five Different Recreationa1 Centers
 Will Open for Summer Season On
 Tuesday, July 5. -,
 The city playgrounds will formally open on Tuesday, July 5, under the supervision of John F. Rourke, ath- Ietic track coach at Colgate. The dt. rectors will be:
 East street: Miss McGrath and Ed ward Dawson.
 Smith school: Miss Alice Campbell and Conrad Hoaglund.
 Burritt: Miss Bernadotte Walker and Richard Anderson.
 Smalley: Miss Tormay and Burton Hall.
 Bartlett: Miss Florence Dougherty and Martin Halloran.
 The July 4 program at Walnut Hill park: Band concert (afternoon and evening), North 6 Judd girls vc. American Paper Goods girls, baseball game at 3:30: Pirates and Young Tigers of Rockville, 3:30.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
Duchess of Marlborough
 Planning New Marriage

Paris, July 2-The Duchess of Marlborough, formerly ConsueIo Van derbilt, who recently was divorced, will be married to Jacques BalSan, a promi- nent French sportsman, at the London registry office in few days, it is de- clared by the Continental edition of the Daily Mail. Reports that tbey were to marry have been current flor several months, but have been frequently de- nied. M. Balsan holds a high place in French society. He distinguished him. self in the war and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel just be- fore the armistice was signed.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
CUTS ILLINOIS LAW FUND.
Generals Office Loses $7OO,-
 900 in Approximations.

Chicago, July 2.-''The Attorne. Generals office will continue to func ton despite the staggering blow i. has received at the hands of Govern or Small. If necessary, we will call on public-spirited lawyers, some of whom have already offered to serve for 5 a year, to handle thN state S cases. The political vindictiveness of Fred Lundin has considerably ham pered the work of this office, but it can't stop it."
 This was Attorney General Edward J.Brundage's reply to the action of Governor Small in slashing approxi mately $70O,000 from the appropri- ation for the states law departm ent Two-thirds of the working force of the Attorney Generals office is wiped out
New Britain herald., 1921-07-02
POLAND NOT BANKRUPT
Minister of Finance Declares That These Reports Arc Propaganda Sent Out to Hurt Country.

Sent Out to Hurt Country.
 Warsaw, July 2, (By Associated Press)-Charges that Berlin and Vienna bankers are trying to dis credit Poland were made yesterday in the Polish Diet by Minister of Finance Steczkowski. He declared that reports that Poland was facing bankruptcy were mere gossip and the malvolent insinuauons of en- emies, and are absolutely unfound- ed."
 He predicted the recovery of the Polish mark, which on Wednesday and Thursday fell more than five hundred points. He based his pre- diction on the fact that crops were excellent and that the country gen. orally was in a lourishing condition.
 The military convention between Poland and Rumania was ratified by the Polish Diet yesterday despite of the socialists. The con- vention was signed by delegates of the two countries last March.