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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
ASK Investigation Of
Coal Weighing Methods

HUNTINGDON, w. Va, Feb. IA
Re.electing all of last years officers
and selecting Charleston as the next
place Of meeting. the convention or
weights and measures sealers Of the
state was brought 10 close here to-
night with a banquet. The officers re-
elected are: G. B. Stewart, Morgan
Town, president; W. D. Straight, Fair
mont. vice president; Edward \.
Brooks. Warwood. secretary; H. ID.
Conant, Middebourne. treasurer. The
executive board is composed of G. B.
Stewart, 0. 4. Ashburn and c. W..
WaGgoner
Resolutions for the state commits
soner OF weights and measures 10
make 4 request Of the director OF the
national bureau Of standards for an
investigation of the methods of weigh
ing coal at mines WAS adopted.
The convention also adopted resolu-
tons plcdgng their support to Herbert
Hoover. national food administrator.
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EXTENDING THE USEFULNESS OF LIFE
Changed Social Conditions Because the Draft Emphasize the Nec
sity for Thorough Scientific Physical Examinations
Bv EUGENE LYMAN FISK NJ D.

Ex-rrc$Idcnt Taft who witnessed the
rt,arvrls Of sanitation i'll tho Philippines
aud Panama. ard who in his own per-
SON has shown how scientific govern
men; can profoundly work physical
transformation: u.ld Professor Irving
Fisher. Of Yale. who was among III"
frs, 10 BE- cured Ut tuberculosis 10y IA
tinuni health IU"thudS subsequently
doubling his working capacity hE p'i" :
,tclng personal hygiene. ana i!rHS 81
puhltriStS who ara today cnliihSH!Stl'H@-
t. hchiuG Il movement for Increased ma
ti"nal efficiency through prevent"
practice. as opposed 10 emergency treat
n,rut. for the maintenance Of health
and tho prolnncutiou 0f the period OF
useful active, productive human lie.
Tho rational. common sense plan Tor
increasing and extending III" efficiency
, is To search out tho factors when MAKE
for lessened v!gor and physical iallur"
and TO do all that is possible I" cum
mate them. This principl" IS appl!'u
,u almost every organism III society On
crpi the human body.
Although there undoubtedly Is enough
efficient Inan-powcr available I" I'LL up
th,. ranks of lLc army We have placed
in tho field. Yet. In IN" words ~ Inc
president, 1T is not an army w. must
, shane and train for war; Il Is Il nation
THO army must b. ted ammunition. iht
social and business fabric Icit h"hlhi
must be maintained. We htv" our WON
en- and children 10 feed. clOthc ana care
for, We must consider the INDUSTRIAL
and commercial worker the professional
man and others who hive not bccil
..:ftcd out ami have H"t had lh' phE SlEd'
training necessary !" max" ih"h l't |"
endure ;hc buTdcr which u'tlhiAl''S
must fall upon the entire mass oil Amer
lean people.
As a contrast to our satisfaction win
tho condition Of the men going to tue
front We havo grave rauS" for concern
regarding tho i;trg" p"r""ntaE" OF th"$"
found unfit. For. incident 20 this terri
fir physical tryout Of tho nation result
ing from tho draft. VIZ arc confronted ny
a background Of physical degeneration
and impairment is astounding and I'm
necessary.
There have hecn mad" carefully star
da rdIzctl physical examinations covering
large groups If ind!vidnai%. As re-
suit II WAS f0u-ld that practInCi!H every
Individual under observation has som"
form OF defect. In view OF THIS TACT
il would seem that perfect human
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
Ripping Rhymes
FOR YOU AND ME.
By WALT MASON

Fer ,nu and NE The brave BOYS 60 "
face u grim and dralY Zoe. /" hEht III
darkness. col! and SNOW, iur EoI arc
me- They break off all their CHERISHED
ties they say. perhaps, their last su"o
hvrS t. suffer undo: foreign Skies, LOT
YOU and ne They leave the safe ana
uracrful grind: thy go. Their country
need IN mird. and leave their weeping
girls hcEind. for you AID me-. We are
too old. too fat or lame. IT, climb Inc
warIikc Pru$$lan frame. and 50 our
boys mus; play the game, Tor you ana
me- ! So" them 20, IN pairs. IN hEes'
| hope each ono al them survives: but
If they die they give their llFcS loF
You md me- That We may count in
peace our hoard. the packages in bank
vaults stored. our fine young men take
lip the sword. for you and me. That
foreign ryrants may b. foiled. that our
bright flag may h. unsoilcd. through
weary marches men have tnilcd for you
md me-. That VIZ may face tho world
and cry. cur country's honor stacks
up hgh." the boys go forth to light and
die. for you and me-. For YOU and MO.
Arc We 50 small that VIC would douge
tn" Counlry'S call Ia help the boys who
fight and fall Tor YOU and me: oh,
let us bay nine bonds and show just
what We think about the foe, about the
soldier boys who En. Tor You and me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
CUMMiNS DECLARES
RAIL COMPENSATION
FIGURES EXCESSIVE

WASHINGTON, y. G.. Feb. 10
! Consideration Of the administration
railroad bill was continued in Tho Sen
ate today, with Senator CummlnS'
! Republican, attacking The proposed
standard OF compensation. which he
declared EXCESSIVE. Viii Ir the pubic
lis being asked 10 loan money 10 III"
government at four per cent, II Is
proposed in tho bill. hr said. 10 guar
antcc 10 railroad security holders re-
turns ranging from ten 10 twenty per
ccnt.-a "monstrous proposal.
] In opposing the bill Senator Cum;
lmins declared he WAS aCiuated only
! BY na;riotiC motives. and would Weld
! If ne knew that III" President know
moro about compensation than nc
! Senator'S Hr. added that many NOM,
hers Of the Senate have spent years
ls,udyEnc tho transportation question.
| Senator CumminS approved Pr"S!'
ldenr Wilson's action in taking over
control nf the railroads. hui said il
ishould have been done sooner. He
! deplorcd tho uncertainty which n"
said now prevails among Tho railroads
! OF The country over The question as IN
wha; roads have hn"n taken over, the
status of The lSGh.u persons rm.
ployed in IN" operation Of these prop
! critics. and Of The millions of dollars
now being paid into the various rail
! road treasures.
| The Iowa Senator will conclude his
speech tomorrow. Senator Robinson
! Democrat. a member nF III" interstate
! to him. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
THE WARNING VOICE

Simultaneously 10 II" exposition or
the factors in the decentralization OF
Russian affairs which led 10 her isno-
minious retirement from war against
an insiGiouS FOE. which The Int"tli-
sencer dweit on yesterday. comes
some yery- signitiCan, comment from
p representative OF The New York
Chamber Of Commerce. expressed 1T a
luncheon given By the Pittsburgh
Chamber OF Commerce.. The fall down
of Russia has som" serious warnings
in It for US. according TO tho speaker,
who pointed 20 certain tendency
growing within Ws. which may leave
this country after -tnn war VIII a
rushy kind OF Socialism that will
mock all eftlcienr government. head
less, tailless thing thar We shall not
recognize as the America Of which We
have been so proud" While there is
nothing alarming az the present mo-
ment, the signs are not wanting that
we are drifting dangerously near to a
complacency ,ha; would be our I'M
doing. It Is Incumbent on us to be
watchful and wary Of the intrusion OF
too much idcalism without some bal
arcing practically.
Regarding the great blow up Of the
inflated BolSheriki government. which
assumed trusteeship for the new Rus
sian freedom. the speakers convic'
tions were that the beginning Of the
present mess In Russia may he found
in Tolstoi's preachments in the doc
trlne OF the "neeation Of all social OBJ
LEGATIONS. and In the catchwOvGS
adopted By those with whom equality
means no, above us" He adds these
pertinent reflections:
We do no, lack n"n nor "oura go Ia
win this war but we do seem ~ lack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
THE VITAL LACK

OF the things lacking in the war
preparations Of the administration the
more important or rather the most
pronounced, are foresight and vision.
Nowhere has this deficiency been so
highly developed as In the aviation &C
ttvities that were so uspiciously IN
augurated with an appropriation of
10000. 900 by Congress. The Liberty
motor Is declared 10 be 4 success. and
We are foretold OF the thousands OF
atrplanes which we shall have IN ac-
ton on the western front when the
spring drive begins. They will give
valuable practice in flying for their
crews. we have no doubtful how
are they to be armed? 1t will be spring
before the Browning machine gun will
be ready for delivery; and if we may
Judge the future from the past, it will
be autumn before quantity production
OF this weapon will be in hand.
In addition. it now develops. moth
ing Of consequence has been done 70
produce bombs for our projected thou
sands OF airplaues. OF course. they
can drop copies of the President S
speeches and other documents. but we
cannot imagine German ACE Of the
air" being terrified by such pro1ectiles
when he is armed with 4 machine gun
and plenty of bombs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
THE ECHO OF THE MAINE

Twenty Years ago today the Ameri-
can battlcship Maine was blown W
in Havana havboc. while this country
Sas-at peace with Spain. hit insisting
pom the fair treatment Of the revolt
Ag Cubans, who We're resisting Ii.
psed butcher 20. force the despotic
I'll OF the Spanish government. fha;
lsaster thrilled ana iutiamed this
nation. and was the sigma! for loosen
ng our army Of liberation The plain
murder Of our sailors gave ths rally
ing cry Of thar war "Remember the
Maine"
We are again. after 'W.o "von'ful de-
cades have elapsed which have proved
the benefceuce of our intervention for
liberty for Cuba. tho Philippines and
Porto Rico. plunged ;n'o ano'her war
for the liberty Of humanity, and the
freedom OF oppressed peoples from the
iron hand OF d"spoiic rule. y short
while ago this enemy sent many OF
our soldiers 20 death and wafery
graves. Viii no; The American PEG,
pie be stirred 20 indignation and a
proper realization. as they were
twenty wears ago. and wsh 4 similar
inspiring s.osan. "Remember The TuS-
= CANA" or revive IN" memory Of thar
more das,ardly acr. and Remember
the Lusitania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

Tom and ELL are shooting craps.
plck Is busy chewing gum.
Fred ard Jon ara triiiuE maps.
Ser, Is looking rath"" Elum.
Jim Is brushing off his coat,
George is shining up his shoe:
These are Just some things l nntc-
White I'm writing home TO you.
Will!e's NJ the Eramaphone.
Tim !s smoking, blowing rings.
Nick is playing cards alone,
Reginald quite swe",ly sings.
Ezra whites with his knife;
Ice. We nrc i miN"d-up crow.
What Il funny thing is life
am writing home II you!
Each or us has got n girl.
Each tie Other likes - rhatt.
Archibald displays II curl.
Sam displays a photograph.
Rut there's not a one. ! swear.
Half 50 sweet or half so true
As my sweetheart ever t',r""--
so I'm writing hom" To YOU,
-Lcslie'S Weekly.
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orGanISm does not or at IchSi uid not
cAiSt. That in every "aS". II we are
diliS"nl and Si;lllful enough. II VIII hc
possible to offer some suggestion Tor
hcIicrmeUt. In this work there nave
been foG1.d any number III cases where
lives HAY" ben saved or whre mon nave
been recovered for Important WORK uh-
dor guidance. supervision ana hdHpia-
ii"n 10 their tasks.
Under present war conditions. when
Il is not ut nil improbable that w"m"+l
IN Increasing numbers will he called 10
w"rh in the Industries. when Iii" stress
If labor will fall upon those VIII" arc
either physically unfit for war bccauS"
If agc or disability. this system oi pr
y"utiv" rrnctic"h which in time OF
I".t.r" wa, looked upon by many as IN
advance If the age and 10 certain OK
tenn Hratcml" and experimental has now
hccomc = practical necessity. II mus
been f"und An expensive ami ill"Gl'"i
procedure ~ supply merely "rI"rEc'l'E
treatmnt or facilities for cNlrrE'1'"E
ci,r.. "f those who are injured or fall III
industry.
'rlr need for proper supervision AMI
,.rrr IT III" health Of thr cmployo ii
widely recognized at tho present time
huI unfortunately this Fundamental pre-
vrniiNc work Is not generally C1I"HEh
Nlt INTO practice. Just AZ II is moro
economical 10 inspect mar'hincry ana
prevent hrc;Lk down. :" u = more co''-
uuIui,al to examine thc cnpioEc anu
Avoid disease. rather Than 10 wait INF
the 'calnmiIy 10 occur. 1t Is by NJ means
merely In" n"cd Of preventing acnt"
Temporary illnca* hut III" more serious"
need If preventing artUnl permanent
hrnak,inWn which should liz ""uSlu"F'u
There arc many types Ot nhES'"iu I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
WashinQton Shocked.


WASuI%GTON. Feb li.---piplo
matte Washington was shocked TODAY
hy thc news OF In" sudden death III
Ottawa of Sir cecil Arthur Spring
Rice. who retired after nearly five
Years S"rlir" as British Ambassador
10 tho Emitted States carly last month
in favor IF Lord Reading.
Under Great Strain.
Although il had been known thai
Sir Cecil had desired for Il long timc
before his retirement was announced
20 be relieved OF his heavy duties il
charge Of the embassy, no inlimatior
was given when he left Washington
that he Wa in i'll health. However
officials hrr" pointed our that Ii" had
hrcn under tremendous strain from
tho responsibilities dryolviuE upon
him. especially during III" ncgolia
lions on III" operation Of tho allied
blockade before Tho United States
entered he war.
Il Was known that Sir Cecil ton
dnrrd hi resignation during tho visit
her" of Arthur Balfnur to take effect
n thn convenience Of the foreign Of
nee. Ills retirement WIS HIUOulltcI
from London January . IN connection
with Il reorganization Of pcrsonnn,
nj ihc British diplomatic service which
also retired Lord Rrrti" as British am
haSSadrr ~ Paris.
The embassy here was in charge
OF CQlviIln Barclay. its counsellor
until Lord Reading arrived this week
Served Iona as Diplomat
Sir Cecil. who bccam" British am
hasSador here May &. 1913. succeed
ing Ambassador James Bryce. now
Nisruunt Bryce. WAS horn In 1859 and
spent many years in The British diplo
matte service. He came n Washing
ION first AZ second assistant secretary
Of tho embassy In 1856. and was ap
pointed acting second secretary 10 act
rs secretary 10 tho British delegation
10 The international marine conference
August -. 1859. After serving. for I
limo IL BRUSSELS and Toxic. he was
again transferred n Washington If
1899. He was successfully charge
d'affairs and minister Ia Persia from
19nn1G0S. II" then became minister
10 Sweden and left Stockholm 70 AZ
rrpt the amhassadorship here His
earlier services here w,Irn rcmem bernC
during the days Of Lord Pauncefotc
lie was created Is. &. NJ. g. IN 1905.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
!5IIllFN DEATH Of SIR CECIL
SPRING RICE GREAT SHOCK

OTTAWA. ont. Feb. 1t--lHalh
came ucurcruIIya' n'clnck this morn
ing 20 Sir Cecil Sprin~Nicr. until re-
Gently the BRUSH Ambassador 10 Tie
United STATES. Til diplomat FaSS""
away whilc virtually in his sleep a.
Goyrrnmrnr house. in n" Nr"S'nr" u
Lady Spring Rio" ana their children
Lefty. ar"d II. and Anthony. aged >
wears.
Sir cecil hnG complained Of no' feel
inC we'll ana Dr. Thomas Gibson was
summoned shortly after midnlShi, nut
The patient expired from heart. FAILURE
not lunu after h. arrived. The dlplo'
mat had been ailing for some lime
and his last puhliC appearance" Whlle
ambassador was made when II" tie
'ivrrrd an address before Tho Canadian
club hero. on the diplomatic side OF the
war.
Lady Spring Rice is q daughter Of
IN" II Hon. Sir Frank Lasrcii"S. and
Il cousin OF h" Duk" Of p"ronShirc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
SHOCKING TERRORISM
BY THE RUSSIANS

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 15.-Russian
soldiers are reported to be commit
ting shocking acts OF terrorism on
the Aland Islands. In consequence OF
a statement that Swedish residents
have fled TO outlying islands. a Swe-
dish ice breaker will start Immediate
" for the islands. II will be followed
BY rescue expeditions.
(The Aland Islands arc in the Gulf
Of Bothnia. between Finland and Swr-
den, and belong TO Russia. Most OF
the inhabitants are Of Swedish ma
tinnalty or drscent.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
REPINGToN PROSECUTION.

LONDON. Feb. 14.-lt Is undersl God
that The summonses for Colonel Rep
ington. the military correspondent of
tho Morning Post, and Fl. a. Gwynnn.
editor Of the Posi-. who are TO be pros.
ecutnd under The Defense OF Tho
Realm act for an article by Colonel
RepinSton. which appeared IN the
Post On Monday, arc returnable in
the Bow street police court on Satur.
day morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
IMPLEMENT REPAIR WEEK.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Feb. Il
The food administration has approved
the plan 10 make March 40 a farm I'm.
plcment and repair week. Every far
mer in the nation will be urged 10 in.
spect his machinery during the week
and Immediately place his order for
repairs or new parts. Tho mOvn is
considered necessary because Of the
scarcity OF steel parts. and also as a
means Of raising maximum food
crop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15
MANY FOOD 1NDIcTMENTs.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Feb. .lt.-Thc
federal grind jury her" today returned
~ Indictments against 4, Defendants.
including ynal operators. coal dealers
and cnHi brokers OF the easr Tennessee
fields, charging violation OF the food
control bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

We we're Jus: wond"Ctn. when III"
sight o" tho reform government WAS
to be restored Far ut that il needn't
70 have taken q detective 70 give y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

The reform" part OF council as murh
as asked chief SINS permission I" q"
without his services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

The new Republican National Chair
man has n good record. Int he is on
4 mans Job this time. nnd this without:
minimizlng his former performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

The President insists and Congress
continues 10 resist.
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Do tho railroad employees VINO arc
asking for 1aco rais"s realize that they
are also contributing 20 tho CXrcsa cost
az gn.crnm' nt control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

TTeatltss Monday finally goes 1T" III"
discard. What costly experiment II
vas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

t.. US sakn those statements OF
Aus,r:a's reluctance u engage In actual
COM ba; with tn" United Stttcs with
very generous doses 0c sodium chloride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

,ha, "dIscretion is the better part OF
VuIor."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

Slogan tcr the re-orEaiiiHcd FerNhli'
can National Committee: Harmon!
and Hustle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

What is Ohio going TO do with INC
refugee gamblers ~ this CITY. wfo ar"
fleeing before the Henderson offensive?
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And n" sp"ak"asr is as in$i!i"usiy
Corruptiv.. IS open gambling. "" trust
chic; Henderson VIII recognize his
duty in ;hat respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

THIS x no tim" wh"u hosc ball pom
nantS aye wrr. b..f"rr In! ~" pir%"h.
tn" gr'a: jnI"or sport of tn" Toy Al
nrG"r ~ Fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

The late chief OF police was much TOO
innocent ior office.
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The" IS always something - he
Thankful! for Just surp"s" Tho Easter
Rabbit had 70 como around IN January
when cCgs nrc 20 cents dn5cn!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-15

Mr.. Adams. nr IA" Republican Na-
tloual COMMITTEES. remembered N N7h@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
Z SECCION EDITORIAL Q
! PA ! !

baSlau1r poIrro>a para inpolcrSr al mundo ' para
,purcucr = los ,ioI,icrnoS Il uuicnc> no rrpu"nan las
ruruui>t,> cS Ir,ir 81 rubo i mano armada. Sin
est, yirroria. <rmcian,c roucirrto lie Potencia> 10
,,iri cSt,hIeccrse pur< 81 militariSmn -crmaniro
rro5,r, ON ME pero In ;irtoria de la Entente" rS
.n,r ,,nrnr son y1Iero<oS, yoy0wc tru,u cDucicn-
co nc xy d.i,r Dor0Hc iicHcp IT, en- Ia xGRtifGd DE
49,. .j.io,"
III baro. ia. ! iei, en- I,c,iniras Y prrciSaS fraScS.
.,,lous, Ia. ;,i.,IaS IL. ,,dnS los nuerreroS de Ia En-
toni. FuoS sin cy,ruri6n. Io miSmo los bcleaS 0r.
las fr,,,,..> los iuoIcScS los amcricano> G Italia
49, h,o ,,,itiJ, r,nrepio> ScmcianteS. A>i los HON.
hrn. IL. I.,r,S ,>i 81 rcnicu,e coroncl Y Comrnda-
dor IL. l., Lr,ri5p dc Honor. 81 inSicnc acadtmico
u,r,alo prerTSf. diio:
Par, o,,,. los dolores SrrScitaduS por la GUERRA
,r,u.I M hayau Sido Sufridos rl vano. IS nccc<Hrio
our II, tuc,-G dcY mDudo sea dcxdc han rcxcrrddd q Ia
h,y,;ctirr NJ, M ~ju<firjn cpirc los pucbIo<. .Aun autc>
r.. ~ 80 We, brilar esta p,z del dcrccho. ain Ell cl
.,n l., L.. b,,,r,s -. ,icrc r., al cnnSuc-
l., die yrr one 81 mundo. dcSdc hac,. ruatro amos. hl
nroor.S,dn h,ri, cr ideal"
Y nadi. ouiz;l con mavor autoridad que cI ilu<trc
acr;,un de- l., Faculrad de- Dcrccho de- Paris. Mr.. Lar.
,,u,}r entire ,rro> notabili<imo> concepto>. que con
,,..,viII,>, nr.,iS sion O., ,Iaril;l dcliuca las "raH-
10. ,.,,r,.inroS dc l., humauidad rou,cmporanea
,ri,io ..,. ~ define las uu.y;,> re,ri;,s, analona< :,
-. ,Lj pr.-iiop,. Wilson II, ,omo couSrruenria de
l., g,.rr, d.h.n conStituir l., nury, base del ,Icr,.
,h, ,,iLIi,n q International:
.r.,, r.r, -. r,,,i,> Etnrima> h., h,chr. icrra.
,,,r S.ri fcrr,I, :; ollio, :, las democraciaS i 10.