Oral argument before the arbitrators, Sir Henry Strong, chief justice of Canada, the Honorable Don M. Dickinson, of Michigan, and Dr. Rosa Pacas, of Salvador, Tuesday, April 15, 1902
by William Lawrence Penfield
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