New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

They have kept ta19t htg main street of some f94 hole on q holiday afteN with swagEering bulitss teeth and ready for tr011
 And what is the@rea1 Civilization has not yet px5 necessary machinery for sde the quarrels of nations and ing them into terms ofslAS present war has done a114 has certainly convinced that the final terms ol include stipulation for t1 of such machinery. Th4 31 nations must begin to keep Individual progress. NafionGt individuals' composing tl1es2 learn to be controlled by IN authority which they themeG1 created. and for which thsy sponsible. There can be nogS to any country. any more t3an individual. in submitting tO f laid down for its guidance hya wisdom and by the sound jsat of men. The nations of thA must co-operate, for the int4 universal peace and law. aapa downfall of war.
 The United States In its ment portrays the sasns cq States once claiming to b. I'M voluntarily subotdinated tA1tf interests and subsnitted to thu of . tribunal formed by our op tion-decroos which no 0nQ dreams of breaking. Their were as diverse and their roS as different as arc the mAer9 the population of the coultf Europe today. We have . United States of Ameracas step is to establlsh . United tho World. What Wns A0del1 with pre-eminent success
 be done again. And pow - fore, does the opportunfty a v. self. sl In the war which is at pFe15 ing In Europe, there ts os' which is encouraging for
 poets of such co-operAttons
 allying of Amsrfoa. tho Ggs the neutral natlonA. with countries. Amerteass only
 to make the world sA4e racy, and thereby safe for M universal peace. Tn tlae President Wilson. We A1Nss for tho thtngs which we hga
 carried nearest our heAF
 mocraay. for tho rights of e
 submit to authority to Z hAv1E yl2 in their own eoverr1na ,unfyensai dominion 01 ra1de
 a concert Of fyeoa peOpto 1, bring peace and ststy to
 and make the world ILL
 There h not . singIs setAel
 in our HHrpo0ee M nxe
 nrinciule for what we bG3
 wish tl1S rigi1ts of ula11l .sla and Tor t1ie future pease md
 Of tho wor31 ass;s concernire tho 1nstheds .hany 6ooles havo ls sa NFt1 many. plaus suge posai 1slffch 1l1S support from rtac1 leIt kssk
 mon of afna1ri, 1Sn6nJ
 Prestdents a4t 11y
 Lord BTycS n tas s l x IN Y E.
 enforce pSascs. TIT pIates aYi intefft
 sf9ned by . maj j6t31ity or
 nations of the w6fa Jlet9
 NnSiand, Trance. Ru1eis LII Germany. It provides 3o1
 courts of arbitration and e0s1l
 concili1tioh with Yos4sts to de4 terna44onal quests I AN l4l lN the TT nc aamplx 46E16 1E war withpNt nrst at.etl Ais saH
 uutes to the :.couft aef eouue
 dc not asres to @6id6 q thsaS .ll of the judgsS: ndf M eyoaes
 forca this sdscasion. All < promiea n to tfsy rbitsa ; N
 roinr 4o syvar. II Iii my !. tion ds3eSs not try arb bitrafie9ls ;sudden1y makes sWafssg thsn members of the isague a9Fee var on her jcantly
 ..it isn't . leAGue to sl5aNFce Rs all. It is simply . leaSues tc N es 1!!z pause." " ssss'ss;:] z sa i rxperisnc.. teaches tlt way to avoid war n by plEtp
 ton, This il juzt What a9l does. Arbitfation conpelS ! tion. 1t abates heat and Ind
 mess. 1t allows tims far tlae M to cool. 1t enables tho quax ssl ties fo understand the carclsf
 It gives . chance for swofld d-sys.l .l!|.! lie opinion to bs formed 0n
 ture Of the contn0vsrly- delay, the interval for connlda< h an immense sain for the pn of future peace.
 There is . distinction dr1y9
 propolal between tho court tration and that Of conciltA AttCa arbitration court is to decide - tions of a Justiciable natures
 legal questions, questions that 1e decided according to prinoleA4 law, Our Alaskan houn1aT3e9 North Atlantic Fisheries diSNM
 good examples Of justifi ahieS States arc usually willing t0@ such cases to . court and tq tho decision rendered. But au puEes q political qtaestione or na4ional policy. nations SrS IT. t0 eottle according to br1nd laNk A controversy cDnoes1 Monroe Doctrine or J1DaM s<- s.-s T z