The Keota news., 1919-02-21

the tusciass Of such tsoplss should Be
entrusted 10 advanced nations who. ~
.se: wifi Gs s:r their
and that this tutsiaYs should be sc-
differ according to the state OF the
srspnieai Situation Of In. territory. !ts
economic conditions and similar cir
cumstances.
longing to tho Turkish empire have
reached a stage OF development that
their existsnee a.: independent nation;
can be Professionally recognized subject
TO the rendering OF advice toward de-
vslopment and assistance BY man.
a.to.E power Sn,,i such rim Tim. w;.s.a =: they 3;
these communities muet be principal
condition In the selection of the man
"Other peoples. especially those OF
central Africa. are At such stage that
the mandatory must be responsible for
:as,.es :@s se""sH 20 sonai.ion. which viii guar:
| anses freedom of conscience or religion:
subject only to the maintenance OF
ton Of abuses such 40 the slave trade.
the arms traffic and tho liquor traf-
&c and III: prevention prevent: OF tn. ;,;;se. H:,se.
or naval bases and OF military train.
Ing Of the natives for other than police
purposss and the defense OF territory.
| ties for the trade and commerce OF
| other members Of the league.
There are territories. such a. aousn.
west Africa and certain OF tho South
sparssn.ss OF their. population or their
small :..s or sn;sr tsmossn,.. n.,r from rom
| graphical contikuity to the mandatory
states and other circumstances. can BE-
best administered under tho laws OF
hA m NA n ~ =
tions thereof. subject to tho ssfssuards
above mentioned In the interest Of the
I'm every case OF mandate the man-
datory state shall render 10 the league
an annual report in reference 10 the
The degree Of authority and con:
troll or administration TO be exercised
by the mandatory state shall; " no,
ss.s eoss1ss;iss 's:ss ss::;s. "R !" each @ ease.
explicitly defined by the executive
council in special &C. or charter; ;..
| Sher agree to estab nt the seat of
the league . manda atory co'nmssaicn 10
receive and examine the annual r:.
ports Of the ma ndatory powers. and u
ssrvance OF the terms Of all mandates.
| ARTICLE M.
''Ths high contracting parties viii
| endsavor 10 secure and maintain sstr
and humane conditions Of labor Tor
own counirieo and In ali countries te
| which their commercial and indussrisl
ssSrs.0"a ssr.. 70 .:,ss'i.h a. a." part OF ;s. or.
Ganiaatien Of tho league . permanent
| bureau OF labor.
ARTICLE EXI.
The high contracting parties agree
| that provision shall be made through
the instrume ntal,ty ef tho league I" se.
cure and maintain freedom Of transit
and cauiishie treatment for the con-
msrcs Of all states. cmbers Of the
league. having In mind among other
| things. special ARRANGEMENTS with re-
gard 10 the = msss..';,cs ,, Of tn. te1.%n. s,n
1915.
ARTICLE NNu.
The high contracting parties agree
to place under the c.hlro, OF the
| league all international bureaus 81.
s:ay ss 10 .usS sS rsss.
funda mentally. they agree that an
| such international bureaus to be con.
| stttussd in future shalt he placed un-
der control Of the league.
ARTICLE NXfIL
The high contracting parties agree
that every treaty or International cn.
| eaeement entered into hereafter ey
| amy atc-n,ember of the league SHALL
| be forthwith registered with the sec
retary.generai aud ns soon as possible
published by him. and that no such
shall Be binding Until 40 registered.
ARTICLE XNtv.
1T shall be the right of the body Of
delegates from time to time to advise
the reconsideration by states. me meers
| Of the league of treaties which have
become inapplicablc. aud other Inter
national conditions Of which the con
tinuance may cndanscr the peace OF
ARTICLE NNv