Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-28


 ,rruce to tue Monroe Doctrine nor to | ,ha rauHna-s proposal for recognition ar fhc rIe.I equality or r1tions. the | trltt Of t covenant lf the league | uf nations 'ul.- Is ir the hands of the | special drafting committee ' la iraf. was DauU.e.cd Wednesday l r-ht lt sitting of ,hg full com 1 fII..'1H. HUi .HH covenant ss expected | Fr Ur raH0. .r completed form early r.Nt vsH. Tr. two amendments oIrf w' T H.a rortCrcd the great '- Interest however. may he offer U..... m. rIuncI 1f ten or tO n. n'.Har. "..a cuut.Tcrru
 .war- .ueU3un.lE adopted Er.~..f.. ..-Ir was enc directly IH-...- ". principle Of womens s".-"- -.HL l. provides that the "tias- 70. . league are open to wo- u-
 Tho -rt-.us=od question as to The uu--F..".. ,i .le W-Jhjrawal from u.0r The la1-ue of a nation WIS settled .r am amendment per l.f'iu- wirH.r.H.I on two years mo- f... IH. u- uull such r3tiOn has '.| uur i.s .r.rua.iouli obligations. 'r-irIa v .. tha covenant to which e N0nro. Doctrine amendment would .T stands tp l-s original form, President Wilson having reserved for present '.u'a amendment which had ".0- r".".r.I H- expressing ihe views VI. -.. American IH'r-ation T. i- now .r .".' .. .I was Taf Inc exact Ht ..- . th. general form of the .H|u... .H.ul was given Co the "-.rr e...rinee arc rgne taken
 r reception that is like fr.- amendment by oth- " rrtrlondIy sentiment
 -irG of other and ...... .'mc-ls is threatened
 ur .nsizfeuco upon
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 n H.. '.rna5 fhl+ thus far r ..-e inr.EI,s has not ...HrI .in-.
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 .f .reaH to secure an H5- ...-niai~r equality for ...'".e tfH Iaarll ot nation .t.. r countries inc Japan
 .r have not pre- srd their ."r~.~. .r. trc 'uuv sion it. -. I..n aH.n however can .rr "Hf. .ou= w.tl various
 n. nm amendment cudcay- i'm" ... f'r feeling toward it.
 .. .r~r'r rH u.t reef foe . ". .ui7r 'ir-'ee Of Aus
 
 .i0H ".. ..' HrH' Uus amend f.. ..r..e ffa I'nuesc de- ta H--m-t arrr,7.s7. adopted - H" Is. committee .--.r..r .r tt. llleGc. 10 he ...."-.r. .n n-rr.| wi'h arrange r..f- for fin. .=r-0tf. securing th, t0.rs..r. h.H-ir~s and rc.tecting thc .r.t.r.' ..rnas af ir advance ol ratification o. ths treaty
 Another .m011men0 gathers into CT. .... .f nt tn" e'T1Iato con ....r. .-a f1 ie '~aor1orat,
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 .r |.-. ".wrrr7r and finance ."- .. .r. Uo. rsGC a par ... .nrr Ht that the countries .r.rrr ..o -o 10 tne things SC ..'H tr.r-i1
 Provision T. to rr mlda fer simila
 .mr-- rr other conventions ol <, t.r ar.fr.sr. such 8s white slavcl ..H +rr Hn.~ traffic. which are like .r-sH -.r tg bU inserted in the GOV .H.rt
 rH. '-rrr-o or inc mandatory ar -.'. Hr- .r.l changed SO as iC make ...r nm. no H.tion shall he Oblige f. l.. H u'"n1ar tory.
 ..-.r'. |ra language of th who'll. covenant igs been clarified --.iraimr tr'5e'e.L to meet th tN."r. Hf .'.EU'rs Murray Butler r-.If.Ht .r Columbia gsigcrsitv Ne, York; or wwatich language. m f." word r'-h contracting parties ..Hrar now D-f- in frar c.to articl, n-.e.f.rf wilson today issued th f..av.r- eta'ruout:
 -|" view n" frg rCr-- surprising i'm scion which seems te exist in som s.rrtfrs that it is thr discussion C 'Ha oCwui sion c7 tha league of ma f.0rs frrt ara delaying the fina f1rur'1f.nn C- n-ace. ' am very gla ru take tha opportunity of reDortin that -l0 cuuo'u sion Oi tuis commissiO were fhr fret io be lad before th r'rrHrr conference.
 They were rencrteI on Februar .f md Inc world has ha a fuil mont ]. r.ieh t0 disCrss every feature trc draft covenant lh.N submitted During trf last few days the con rrssiou has been engaged in an e f-ri io taEa advontl-c Of the crit t.-ws which -ho Uuliira ior of ti covenant has fortunately drawn ou 4 committee 0f the commission h; f.er had +ha fartara 0s a conferen' with representatives of tEC neutr sfares who ore ryincing q very det interest and r particularly unanimol desire to align themseiyes with Il l-.-Uo.
 "The revi=er covenant Is TOW pra, t'ca-Iv finished. II is in the hant of committee for the find process drarfr and will aimos; immediate bc presented a second lime 10 tl public.
 "Tir c1rf.- cuoe- of trn commissir fav. Irr.r.af Iv been ] ole a, tim when they could no. interfere wi the consultation of 1flsa who ha ru1rr-afar to fr~Wular7 inc gener cor ciu.iHHe rf tha conference with r gard C.. many 0thr- cnnlnlicat r~oI'er1s .- peace. So that f r-rnhar- Dr te commission conErat 1a-s tfrusorre on the far- that 1arI or .|.r conference. has ev