The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

'''' ''h''h'lnhal Agreements. tr"atip'
~ "--'-. IA $50 nftng N" ratification al
'h'~' dnd Keep - r"'nrd ~ their stain.
y N"uld .s~>u'n" chang" oI tn. puhnca
ZION ~ ,ll dn. urn-nts now ISSUED n, ~
i"'h"ti"nal un'"U-. wht"h amount to ahnur
."'-r ia 20 "A wear
Ut N"n'd ISSUE monthly bulletin m which
''i'"n "i' International conventions A.
""uii H. r"I"ri"d and international >tatt-
','~ published
" N"'ii act a. n p"rmirant committee ter
IN" h"s''- r"a'r conferences and Ibruurh
- bureaus which. would t..kr charge, at
."' ""rN "i ~" prr>"nt International unions
would dr' a. the I-rnan.u, r,p-.s.ut,tfyc
~ all ~ rh-~r
N~in International organization, -!ch
a. w" Fan tn"ri"au Union would not
U.s. "hH"rh'd nv tins organization b,N
would SIMPLY h- affiliated with 1t IT.
organization a. PLANNED would follow
~ general tn" lines ut the Pan American
mon. "tth "a governing huard CONSIST
ing II Tia" diplomatic representative,
1T an t'nN'rnm.nt, a.,r,Iilt..d 10 the
capital WHORE II would he situated IT,
general director would ENJOY diplo
'nau" immunity and during the. term
"i hi -.rvlc" would no, IN, run~Id. red
"a "Itlz"r nf any Stat" but would H.
"A really International ofirIal
According Ia the plan III. following
organizations would l." under III. super.
vision Of tins general information BUREAU
III" lnirrnst r"naI Eur-au Of the HtS,i"
ADMIRATION Board
IN" Bureau al the international Sugar
mon "a brussels.
IN" Bureau FOR h" E"ure>-lo ON of IT," Save
rad" al IanzIha- and rhsr Tor pocuu'.ntsr,
Exchanges "n tho same ~uhl.r'
IN" Bureau IN charg" 81 Information
~ =" IN" Tram" Of Spirtucn- Liquors in
Ia" "Nrhang" Of information a, to IN.
proceeding ~ hrrd- useful to agriculture
h" In'"rnit Ional once OF Publ, ~
gi"u- 81 Paris
IN" central once Of International Trans.
p"yl Of B"rn.
III" duties an' ruSted 20 'he agents Of he
Powers IA Egypt
Tn" Central Commission on the \ayira.
ION Of h" Rhine of Mannheim
The European commission Of he Danube
tn" Rivarain Commission OF tho Danube
Tn" ORGANIZATION for the Navigation ~
h. Sch-ldr
IN" International Commission al tho
'ong"
Tn" Commission on the Gausinr of YES.
S.l-
IN. Bureau OF the International Postal
7 mon
In" rslegraphic and Radio-I.lesr.phic
Bureaus
The Bureau Of n. Institute OF ASrlc,il.
urp
Tn. Bureau ~ Weights and Measures
Bureaus for the Exchange OF Oficial
Documents and Works Of Art
The Bureau Of the International Geoderic
ASSOCIATION and that Of S"iSmology
In" Internal ionAl Laboratory for tho
Exploration Of the seas
The Bureaus for he Protec' ion Of I.i'ersry
Artistic and Industrial Property
INTERNATIONAL LAW PROJECTS
Important "a such realization would .
W. II il only one step IN advance and
'hstsV.r attitude the Carnegie peac.,
ruste.s take toward u they will also
ave plenty Of opportunity to work along
law lines. Among the aue@-
ions which now hinder the. fullest inter
ours" "f nations and which tn. legal
1.n among IN. trustees regard as I'm
urtant ar" these The lach Of a police
over that can manifest itself in inter
atlonal relations; IN. conflicting laws Of
ITer"nt nations IN RESPECT to social and
usIn-ss relations and the uncertainty
nat -tlIl exists relative. to property during
tim" Of war
az all tn" pending Internal lonal pu"--
on- the solution 81 which will promote
armunv between the nations tn. project
( Secretary Knox of the state Depart
lent relative to broadening RI. -cop.
{ the International Court AT Tn. Hagu.
possibly nearest TO the heart of the.
arn-gIe peace hoard Of trustees James
rown Scott Of the board l. az present
p-cial solicitor Of the state Department
behalf Of this project. while IN. legal
iemp.r- Of IN" board ar. known 10 II.
favor ~ u There j. vet no hint a. 20
hat action # any tn" board will take
regard TO It. Owing 10 the fact Of its
Icce-s resting upon official action bv the
much time would have To
. expended 10 ey.rt an indirect Infiuenc.
favor Of II
II - understood among peaC. workers
rat the tarnegI. money will be used not
, much To establish a special work 81 ~
VII a. On Assist organizations already
visiting and ESPECIALLY TO coordinate their
bor- control their activities 10 "a certain
Ntent and perhaps IN time 10 increase
lciii-t effectiveness by establishing som.
,rrnal relation between different branches
the movement
WORK oY EyisTTNG BrREArs
The distinctly International scop. which
r Carnegie has gwen 20 his trust holds :
nth a great hope IN the peace workers
road where they carry on their move
en' with Very Inadequate funds In
| EUROPE there 10 only one man. Alfred
ned Of Vienna. who Is devoting his Who'll.
ne TO the work as an out and out peace
Others do such work as
lie issue
Baron Es'ournellss de- Constant in
-ance senator La Fontaine in n: ussai-.
Inn Lunh in Norway. Frederick Bajer IN
and many others have priv ate
tirces Of income while others are simply .
u hiIsias,s out Of Office hours In Eu-
ne many Of the peace societies have :
.en organized and supported through