...inhabitants of the United States whose vessels resort to the Treaty coasts for the purpose of exercisingthe liberties referred to in Article I of the Treaty of...accorded by agreement or otherwise to United States trad ing -vessels generally. " II. Either Party may call the attention of the Tribunal to any legislative...

...Article I of ie treaty of 1818 entitled to have for those vessels, when duly authorized by the nlted States In that behalf, the commercial privileges on the treaty coasts accorded ' agreement or otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? 134 The Senate ratified on March...

...the United States the liberty under the said Article or otherwise to take fish in the bays, harbours, and creeks on that part of the southern coast of Newfoundland...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? Article II. Either Party may call the attention of the Tribunal to any legislative or executive act...

...and Great Britain by common accord and the United States concurs in their enforcement. Question %. Have the inhabitants of the United States, while exercising...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? ARTICLE II. Either Party may call the attention of the Tribunal to any legislative or executive act...

...referred to in the said article ? Question 6. Have the inhabitants of the United States the liberty under said article or otherwise, to take fish in the bays,...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally ? ARTICLE II. Either party may call the attention of the tribunal to any legislative or executive act...

...harbors, and creeks on that part of the southern coast of Newfoundland which extends from Cape Kay to Rameau Islands, or on the western and northern...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? ARTICLE II. Either party may call the attention of the tribunal to any legislative or executive act...

...Islands? Question 7. Are the inhabitants of the United States whose vessels ,t,T¿mmCTCtaI i)riv>resort to the treaty coasts for the purpose of exercising...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? ARTICLE II. Either Partv mav call the attention of the Tribunal to anv legisla- inconsistent ipRisia....

...conditional upon the payment of light or harbor or other dues, or entering or reporting at custom houses or any similar conditions? Question 5. From where...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? The Senate ratified on March 3, 1909, a treaty between the United States and Great Britain providing for...

...Have the inhabitants of the United States the liberty under the said article or otherwise to take flsh In the bays, harbors and creeks on that part¡ of...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? 184 The Senate ratified on March 3, 1909, a treaty between the United States and' Great Britain providing...

...Treaty coasts of Newfoundland and the Maf/dalen Inlands and it is so decided and awarded. Question VII. Are the inhabitants of the United States whose vessels...otherwise to United States trading vessels generally? Für thcse reasons tliis Tribunal is of opinion that the inhabitants of the United States are so entitled...