The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 18, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
TUESDAY. FEH. 18, 1*19.
TEXT OF DRAFT OF
LEAUl'E OF NATIONS llMM1
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rttorlal integrity and i>v<stini( |?<>lit
ion 1 imloperdence of all s'atos o->
members of ,lho league In ? si' ol nut<
any s.'ch ag?: cssi n or in ease of disp
any throat of d?npor "r so h au .aiopross'on
the pxo"Ht:vo ro irr I shall nrn\
^ advtnp upo ' the moans hv which tho nmii
obligation shall ho fulfilled." in'ss
A rtic'el I. fo-i i
"Any war or throat of wat, tbo
whether Immediately affecting any arfh
of tho high contracting parties or pow
not, is hereby declared a matter of npp!
concern to the league and the high the
contracting patties reserve the right
to take anv r>c? j >m that may he deemed
wise and effectual to safeguard jnK
the peace of nations. cove
"It <s hereby also declared and (|)or
agreed to l>e the friendly right of },av(
each of 1hn hlch centrn"t'ng parties ,
t?? draw th? attention of the body of %vp{(
deleg-'p's or of *he executive r"?"- nteb
cil to any e'rcutnstances affecting .
interratlonrl Intercourse wh'oh
threatens to disturb internat'onoi f,Ve?
peace ot :h.? "o ! node landing tietwee"
nations upon which peace (ie- st?t?
pends. clr.l.
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"The high co*-tract'ng parties 0ovr
agre?. thai should d'snetes ar'?e t-etivpcn
them which cannot l?e id- a ,,,,
jjusted by tiie ordinary process of <m
dipinntacv, tbev wilt in no ceo * esru-t
to war withou* previously submit- ,,n,n
tine the question and manors in- ,,.lV,
voivod either fo arb'tntien or to in- in- r
?iuiry by the o>orutivo oounc'l and f],0
until throe months after the award tnrt
by the arbitrators or a rt?oiiinradation
by tlio executive council: and ^
that th'\v will not even than vc-o'? Pvr>,
to war as BKairst a member o' the fj
lcBRtio which complb's with the . f
award if the arbitrators or the rcc- f
ommendati'.n of the exo-'Utive or,: (ene
oil. wen
' In I'l'v case under ti e nrt'o'o the n|jv
award of the arhttr: tors s! al' be "
made w'Miin a reasonable t:me *>< >1
the recommendation of the ex < ut'v p i
rounril shall be m: de witbin s:\ cf0,
months a tor the submission of *bo .nrv
dispute. ron,
Artlr'e 1ft.
"The hi- h eontracf'n*T partie f,)(>
aur"p that whenever any dispute odlflieulty
shall arise between then
wh'ch they recognize to be su'table n
for submission to arbitration and nnof
whi-b cannot be s'ltisfncfority settled (>(.
by diplomacy, they will submit t'i" mPtr
whole matter to arbitration. For
this purpose the court of arh'frati -n
to which the rase <s referred sh ior)?
be the court ayreed on by the nn-- , )j
ties or stipntp'e l in any co"venfon |00|r,
ex:stinc between them. The V-'. t
eoptrnctlnc part'es neree f at ?!*? ( v
will carry ent fn?? l'>o ' fa'th n" ,,?or
award that may hn rend/ red in 11-?. t
......... ,,, tmv ra'iliro to cave out
nWRT'l. tho pvorniivo ooiir?"f 1 vh 'I , (
propose what ot-os p-,,'> *>?? f he ta
ken to rive pfpet thereto
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"The ovor'Miv" rotinc'l vh*>i' fniu'atp
rlnes for t'io < vt->1 1' ?'-pie-r .
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of n permanent cmr' or 1 in- ?at!o-? ' .
jtlMliP, :?n?1 th's mir' she", whe*i
established. ho enmpo'"'it to } o->r ,,j
and determine anv matter wh'eh t? >
parf'es rc"i"Ti 'zed as suitable 'o (jnns
submission to it 'or arbitration U"- t-(i. (
'pi (ho foreeolnp article. J(
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"If thor*? should arise Iic'wop'i attir
staffs members of t'io league n-v jo s|
dispute Ifkp'y to lend to rupture. s?Hte
wh'ch 's not st. hin If tod to nrbltrat'ou -j
rtH nhovp, th? h I" h contracting p u- whet
ti< s n y r oe t'oit th-v w ' 1 ? ? < ? *v?. 0),nc
matter to the o\ecnt've cour?'' |engt
either onrty to the dispute may " p,;?e
notice of the exls'ou-o of the d'? such
pnto to the secretary-'enera). who M1on(
will msikp all no p- m v -irra"!-p
mcnls for a full In vest teat ion i ! , f fi
consideration fhereof. Kor this on
pore the pnrt'es ntrcp to communt ' [
cate to the <-rr< t -pop .
promptly as possi! le stat mo--' f s'
the'r case wit' all <h-? relevant f ct t|lf.
aod papers, and the -\ it've - >- .v(
ril may forth i th di'p t the onh -itlon
thernof. V'het the rTo-' r ,..mn
the count il iead to the spttlpnie it <if
the dispute, ; strfen it s -.l' -f
published Indicating the nature o' whl<
tIk* dispute end the t?rms of t' > v.., ,
mont together with sveh exp'i gov?u
lions ni mnv In1 app'opi'Hte. 1 * t'e nor;<
dispute hns not born settled, it r" ]nh
port by th<- council sin" he nub'' l ->
ed, sotting forth w ' i .ill sVefacts
n"d exnlanatlons the eotu'een vorb
datlou which the oo"n<M He ks ju-t pr'-m
and proper for the settlement of th v Vr
dispute. If the report is annul- ored
niouHly agreed to hv the mem >e,s ot ?,< Ar
the council, other than the partic- fs
to the dispute, the i gh < ;>' ira??in const
parties agree that they l,| not go to "T
wnr with any party \' h h compiles thai
With the ret ommei (I i to :i mid that the t
if r.ny party shall rem p so to r mi he e>
ply ^he eotincil shall prooo.se me who,
urcs necessary to give eff'ct to he tho'r
rerommendations. If no unanimous Caj p
report ran he made, it shall he the respo
duty, of the majority, and the privi- shoul
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of tho minority to issue state- lato>ies o
ts indicating what tliey believe "The el
m> facts and containing the rea- must ?1 ifTe
t which they consider to be just he deveh
proper. -eographl
The executive council may in any "T. 'Is
lit: 1 t:v!i"te re^or el's other sim
to the body of delegate*. The "t'eitaii
ute shall he so ratified, at the re longing t<
of e:ther party to the dispute oat lied
'dod th-'t such request must be which th<
e 'tb'n 1 1 <l >ys after the sub ont nation
i'on of the dispute. 1?? a case re- ognlsed
ed to the body of delegates all admlnistri
t?''ovts'o"s of this article and ot hy a man
le 12 relating to action and I'nie as tli
ers of the executive council shall The wishi
y to the action and powers of roust he ,i
body of delegates. 'he select
.lrticio id.
Should any of the high contract- >tlior
parties break or disregard its (Vn,ral A
nants .it'der article 12 it shall ,>iat '
eby ipso facto lie deemed to for
? committed an act of war against ,"rr,,orV '
he ether members of the league. w'" c,,ar?1
li hereby underf-kcs Immedi- "r ,0"c'?i
y to stil?Je"t it to the severance 'onan<,p ?
?1' trad" or financial relations ",r> P'-0'1"
prohibition of all Intercourse lie- >':,vo trad
n thdr nationals and the nn- "'',,or ,ra
als of t'>o covenant-breaking ,'l? rs'a*''
and the prevention of all flnan- 111 i?itnry
commercial or personal inter- trait
so between the nationals of the ?r ",:,n P
'"ant-h>o*<Mnr state and the m, f?mse of
als of any other state, whethei '""ro equj
r?jnher of 'lie league or not trade and
'f shall be the d"ty of the ex- '"''s of tl
ive conncll in sich ease to ree- ' 'loro
tend wbat effe-'tive military oi liwesi
>1 rorce the members of the r>a'
no shal' seyprallv oontribnte to '' n sPars
n"itier| fo'cos t" he used to pro- ",r>'r s
f?>e covenant" of the league. "~
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rhe contracting pn-t'es neree s
hor. ?h-,t thev will mutually 4
"art o-e urnthnr In the Inaneial 4
cone m'e *n"asuros which Miav
>trcn imd"r tb's article, in o?-det t
0'n1 m 170 ?hc lrv--s and Inrnnven. I
e from the nll'ive'
so * e - (l thev wi'l mn til- i
t I
support o?.e another in re<jsflnci
sneclnl nvasures at tiled at one
fl'eir n 'miter I?y the covenant- 9
st tc. and that thev v "1 jj
d mssa -e fhrotigh their ton-- I
to the fo"ces of any of the h'gh
ranting nar'irs who are ro-op
n,T to protect the covenant of
league.
*rfi to 17.
n the event of disputes be'ween
sta'e member of the league and
her state tvh'"h Is not a member,
?e league. or 'tetween states not
hers of the le-ene. the h'rrh
raeting parties agree that the
.ii pi in" mi inoninors o r t *i ? 1
IIo sha 11 ho to vitod fn ji front the
'n'inn? of niciilii'-i'iip in tW?
no for Mio nmnnnpo nf snc'i dis-[
itron niph o'?ndW:o*.s is tho ov-j
1 v? on?no!l I'll'* doom iust a mi
i ooooni >"<-p of onv mi"h inv'tn
tho at.ovo p?*nv'siip? sh->ll ho npi
" M? <-n< h i"ii'ii\c"tInns nviv
ooiiiod rnoostijirv by tho 'oivno.
lnon such <nv<ta(!on bcinp,
t?'o r\ooiiiivo conned shall <tniatoly
Institute an imiulry into
circiin .starves a"d merits if tin-1
ifo and recommend sin h action |
lay sooai host and most effectual 11
0 ci'cunistanci s
:i tho event of a no.'or so in
1 refusing to accent the obliga {
i of member sb'n in tho loan to
ha purposes of tho leatrue. which
ie ease of a state member of the
te woi'lil constitute a breach ot
le 12. tho p oviHions of article
hal! !?? applicable is against the
tnki"g such pet'on.
f both nifties to tho disont<i
so Invited, refuse to accept fixations
of membership to the
to for the purpose of stteh distho
executive council may tnk??
action and make such reeoni 1
iat:ons as will prevent host 111
nr-d will esulf in tlie nettlenient f
io d'spute j
* rtt e 1M
'he high contracting parties!
ti nt tho ' puo shall po ,in j
o.j ;th rrecor ?J supervision of 1
cade in artns and ammtinit on
he c ip t ;e? in which the con
of thr 'if' !s necessary in the
non tiit? rest
^rti ! lf>.
'o these ro'on os ltd territories
h. as ; co se'iuen-e of the late
have eeisi"' to ho untie fix
elgnty of f e states wh'ch for
/ .-over ed :'ioin and which a' e
lit oil by i eoi ,'is n< t yet able to
I by thetnse ves under the
uotts co d *io's of tho mod rn
I there should lie applied th<iple
that the v.e.l-helng and de
nier? of fiitch peoples form a so
trust of eiv'liza'ion, and tha'
Mi s for the perform-.n e of
trest s> oti'd he ptnh. diet! in the J
itution of the league. 11
hi* host mo hod of giving prar-ll
oTort to this princ'nlo i? that ?
uto'ng" of Mifh nooo)<*8 should]!
listed to ndvanred natinnr I
l?y re Hon of 'heir resoiirena. I
exporolonoe or thnlr geogrnph ^
ositlon. ran bo t undertake this'l
risibility and that thin tutelage I
(I bo exorcised by them lis man>
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[E LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S
n behalf of tho league. ness from the renter
inraoter of the mandate or their geographic!
r according to the state ot tho mandatory state
:>pment of tho people, the cumstan es, can t??? b
c.il situation of the tern- under the laws of
economic conditions and state as integral i
Uar circumstances. subject to the sn
a vommunities formerly be mentioned, in the
) the Turkish cmpi'e !nv? indigenous popul'iMo
a stage of development "In every ease ?
?ir exlstanre its in?l?nen?l- mandators s'pto she
is can i>e provisionally roc- league an annua! r<-j
ubjeet to ttie rendering of to the territory oo
itive advice at <1 assistance charge,
datory power until sueh "The degree of at
ley are able t?? stand alone, or administration to
ps of these communities the mandator" state
i principal consideration in vionsly agree*, upon
ion of the mandatory pow- tracting parties, in ?
plicity defined by the
peoples, especially those of eil in a special act <
frica, are ar such a stage "The high contrae
mandatory must he respnn ther agree to establ"
the administration of the tim league a tnanda
subject to conditions which to receive and ox-mi
intoo freedom of conscience reports of the in inda
l, subject only to the main- to assist the league
f public order and morals.'observance of the to
dtion of abuses such as the dates.
!e. the arms trattle and the
fllr, and tin* prevention of "The high cont?<
ishinent of fortlflcations or I on-teevo- r<> seen <
nd naval bases and of niM-| a?>d h"tnnne condif
ling of the natives for oth- men, women n?*d e]
oliee purposes and the do- ???.; own coiin'rio*territory,
and will also so ties t-? v t-i h the'r
il opportunities for the 'udustrinl ret-itions
oommeree of other mem- th*t <*i*d agree to ?
te league. of 'he organizetion
are territories, surh as noruianent hu'e-m o
Africa and certain of the Arto-ln
t*iflo isles, which, owing to "The hieh ont
enoss of their population, agree tlr>t provision
tnall size or their remote- through the instrur
rwmmmmmi? iw i w??i i iw? ?T??
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Lancaster, Fairfield,
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s of civilization, lr.-'gne to seen p and maintain f
il continuity tr? doni of fansit and equitable tr
i. and other e'r- ment for the comniorce of all st
pst administered nipiiiiip s tlm cogue. having
the mandatory mind among otli"- tVo'.-s. s? <
portions titer* of, arrangements with regard to the
feguards above es .ties o 'he re,riot de\ t
Interests of the during the war of Ii 1-1.'18.
n. Article 22.
f mandate, t' ? "The high contracting pat
t| render to the jicco t" place urd " the 'Mintrn
?ort in reference the league II International btp?
mmitted to its n'ready established by general t
ties if the parties t osti'-h tr?>:i
nthority, eoot'-oi consent. Fifthermore, they ai
>>? exercised lty that nil such internatio' a'
shall, if not pre to he <otist tutel In future shall
by the high ron placed under popt-o' of t|>n p?ai
?nch case he ex- Article S.'i.
executive conn The high contracting pat
tr charter. agree that every treaty or in'f"
ting parties fur tlonla engagement entered into it
^h at the seat ot after by any state member of
tory coui'olss'on lengtte shall he forthwith ror' t<
atno the* annual with the* soorpfarv "to'iornl ;in'l
tnry pnwp's and soon as possi' In pitblisliod bv *
in insuring th and that no s'wh '<-a'v or 'ftp
'"is of all man 1 *??* *:?* o**?aro?nnnt sh '11 ho b'n?
until so rp?:9*p'pi'
JO. Arti lo 2?.
Mng p-)*"ti'"-. w'H "I' ?t*a"1 ' o tho of tho t
**'1 maintain fa't of dologntos from t'nto to finio to
oos of lahnr fo* v*-n tho ri" o**?'i?l?** i *n hv st
tl'WlroM, bo*h i'i m' ( * ' r 'ho Io -L'i|o of t ri**i
a'*<1 i nail conn wh'o'* bavo ',r"'""p ionnnl'ovblo
rf?nifr?>rcia1 a"<1 ?>f int"rn:*l rfti,l|,lor of v ^'"h
i*vto**(1. "tut to co?tinunnro may oodannor t'o* |
stnld'sh as part of tier* world,
of tho lour.no a \rtlr1r
f lnhor. "Tho b'gh nonf ranting o" rt'os
21. orally acmo that tho pt<*s?**tt <
'ranting pu?*t'p nant is nnooptod as ahroi?at{n?.'
i shall h>> time!' obligations intor so whirh am
nontalitv of it** oonsistont with tho to'tns tho*
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' v > ' >ngage (bat they will
eat- not 1 ? < *i<t or Into any ennu^eate*
men' < -f -it with the terms
;n thereof r -iny of the powers
tcrni sip 'iitoi; h< - subsequently nfiner
milled ?< the I 11 shall, lie'ore heile-l
eom'nsr nnr* -? *hls covenant,
have un?h la. -i iv obligation*
whh-h are ii< <t ? t ith the terms
'tie of this 0O1 e* a . ' '! he the (|u> *
1 of of such power to ?r>! e Immediate
' iv st< ps to proem i's ? ?,'. , from uch
rer. obligations.
Arl It'll* 20,
iiee "Amendments i > ?h's fovt'ii int
?ans ...in ...i. - ? -i .
v. i i,i. cuin ??i??n rat men tjy the
states v.hosc ipprcsc tat ves compose
l'1"' (ho cxcutive counci ;n'l hv threefourths
of th? states whose roproties
sentatives compose the body of deler?,;*
gates.
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In Xtlvtiiice of (iciiriti't.
>red
(Columbia State.)
I'trt, In Cleorgia is e\< Moment over alrra
letted cruelties to children in an orli"L'
(than asylum and an investigation is
about to be he'd Has Georgia a
state board of charities and corrocioiJ
tions. to the visitation and inspeoad
tioti of which ti i- orphan asylum
ite, was subject? We think not. The
i"e existence of such a txiard > pot a
and certain and specific ? ?eventive of
tb'> abuses in charitable institut ons hut,
etice in that direction, it has proved of
immense value in South Carolina. A
commonwealth without a nau< ney of
sev this k'ttd to serve as the eves o1" the
ov" people on all the institu,;ons to
''1 which are committed the guard 111in
sh ? of the weak and defenseless is
e f. far behind the times
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