72 NOETH ATLANTIC COAST FISHERIES ARBITRATION". 



that the said Award does not fully and sufficiently, within the mean- 

 ing of this Agreement, determine any question or questions submitted. 

 If the Tribunal shall allow the demand for a revision, it shall afford 

 such opportunity for further hearings and arguments as it shall deem 

 necessary. 



Article XI. 



The present Agreement shall be deemed to be binding only when 

 confirmed by the two Governments by an exchange of notes. 



In witness whereof this Agreement has been signed and sealed by 

 His Britannic Majesty's Ambassador at Washington, the Right 

 Honourable James Bryce. O. M., on behalf of Great Britain, and by 

 the Secretary of State of the United States, Elihu Root, on behalf 

 of the United States. 



Done at Washington, on the 27th day of January, 1909. 



James Bryce. [seal.] 

 Elihu Root. [seal.] 



And whereas the parties to the said Agreement have by common 

 accord, in accordance with Article V, constituted as a Tribunal of 

 Arbitration the following members of the Pennanent Court at The 

 Hague: Mr. H. Lammasch, Doctor of Law, Professor of the Uni- 

 versity of Vienna, Aulic Councillor, Member of the Upper House of 

 the Austrian Parliament ; His Excellency Jonkheer A. F. De Savor- 

 nin Lohman. Doctor of Law, Minister of State, former ]Minister of 

 the Interior, Member of the Second Chamber of the Xetherlands; 

 the Honourable George Gray, Doctor of Laws, Judge of the United 

 States Circuit Court of Appeals, former United States Senator; the 

 Right Honourable Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, ^Member of the Privy 

 Council. Doctor of Laws, Chief Justice of Canada; the Honourable 

 Luis Maria Drago, Doctor of Law, former Minister of Foreign 

 Affairs of the Argentine Republic, Member of the Law Acadeni}' of 

 Buenos Ayres ; 



And whereas the agents of the Parties to the said Agreement liave 

 duly, and in accordance with the terms of the Agreement communi- 

 cated to this Tribunal, their cases, counter-cases, printed arguments, 

 and other documents; 



And whereas counsel for the Parties have fully presented to this 

 Tribunal their oral arguments in the sittings held between the first 

 assembling of the Tribunal on the 1st June, 1910, to the close of the 

 hearings on the 12th August, 1010; 



Now, therefore, this Tribunal having carefully considered the said 

 Agreement, cases, counter-cases, printed and oral arguments, and 



