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Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
saIaperainen inomaIaiaen u,urba
2eabisia, Go. Daf.

Mrs. sSSoban Wier1en fuolemd, 10.
ia tapabtlli 2eaoisia, so. Daf., t6-
m1r fllitn Z p1iip1G tDosten D0ll1,
on berdtfdi1pt erittGin iliurto bno-
rniota, ia tpoiffsi tpield ole pdastp
Y 80 MN li1ia II
ionfitn tperrdn idlljjiilld. L
Mrs. gienlerr riiuiniin IoDii int
,tuntai-aninulla Ito 8 bdren pn,n
tpttarerid, Mrs. Seafle, farrefii pa-
lnlleenn ldinnlitpsuunig1n. gnfin pi-
bcttiin tatd itiemurbana, ntutta tut
fi1nnfiesid tl,li ielmille, ettd tDainlon
of nlabooton itie pd1std poIannalr
ltunii,r. Sen oipi on 21a iaIfaa
lnttiasta, on 8 tunmno leipe1 ia is
tl,lnlaa forfea, ioten tpoimon oil
iuorastaan maboottomlu,s iiitG rpo.
n1ia iiidIle. sos taos ipaimo oIiii
nre1tnpt iiidIle nlenemdll6 eriin l6m-
lnitpsuul1in iaIalle, min pddstp6dn
iiidlIe, Fam ei diff ioonut lGn,pi0m
oipeo fiinni.
Stienlurba ei ole fpipmpfiesi6,
tpdan n1urbn.
@nir1on MANN, Dar. Senrle, oil
iIlaIlo Flo 9 fdtionlit ililnio ia fitte
oil ntennDt tansieibin foittamoan,
iosta Idbti pois FLO 1890 p0lI6.
SieltG tiiItiaan ban ei iano fGp-
r1eeni6 fellorisia. @airno nGbtd-
tpdsti oil aifoult fplpod illolIn mDo.
bGG1, fogfa of ipaotteet riiiannt ia
,peii ioatpi oIi fi,nnosid.
Boliifi, iofa iiinniintai-annnllo
tuli poifalle, ianoo ndbneenid boa.
lin lattioIld, jofa tuic llos f,,inile,
iDeripiIfflid, oinafin bdn r1iitd liiili
tperipilfuifIi. gsp5sfin ldn,pion Iat-
tialla ban lopii ionlallaiiia piHfnia.
| gilumiintorfogtaian tiitfinto an
toi p11t0fierL etta Mrs Sobn Gienii
ioi fllolernan nllirbasfa, jota ei tpie-
| Ri; tieoetd filfa eli fntfn fen tcfi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16

.lehbet, ioioen etltin ie lrffan, tl,prf.-
ietDat fen tpi1r1ini1an tDnllanfl.moltf<
fellaiieffi.
Whltta cneirlnisto meistii ei ol1is-
ia mitadn oiaffeita Bobjois Dafoton
pilio-elelpaattoreisia ia neilld ei c.ss
lnitadn etllia ipalpottn1Dunn pohiois-
ldnnen tDanboien pltolueioen foneis-
toisid. Mie ipoimme liis orippste!la
qiiaa iIn1nn fiibfon. Sssa terne idrti
nnoo nellie, ettd mifaGn niistd bfi.
tpfiista, ioibin Hobiois-Dafo ball
litus on rDbtD1rpt, ei ole fsllainen,
ettei iiiben motif rpbtpd mifd .po:-
.parillinen" ballitus misid tnhonIa.
Me en1tne ,in1it6 tpallonfuntoufielli.
iefii feiffailufli iitd, ett6 geu Dor.
4 fin faupunfi ontstna iuuret lai,uo.
tofat. Mifii iiis jo,,tuiiimne feu.
bun tpoltaan len iob6osta, etti Bob
iois- Dafota omistaiii iDilio-eleDoat.
TORT? @altion omistnnnt pnnfit
orat melfein pleiii6 guropasfa. Nii-
td ei fosfoan faiitet1 tpaarnlliiefii
pfiitDisten onlistanrille Iattnfiillc.
Sa mita tnlee iii9en, etta pleiiillc
tporoifla pritet11n eoistao ,nconril-
ieIpstG ia fotien rafentanr;Sta ia
omistamista, Min on iDoifea feflid
mitGGn obieflnao icta oliii eaem-
man foniernotiinistd. aohin ornig-
tojot eitp1t moi ola ipllaiien tpal'
Ionfumol,fielIiien rlislucan iaIenii
jofa il,listaiii on,aiiuuben paffoluo'
q e1l1ne tobbo tpafi,llttaa, etc
foiffi nlitd Npnpartiian haliitus
| Eobiois-Dofotosfa tefee, oIiii roii
iasta Iiifen6fofannoIta fotiott,lna
Sc ei ole fpipmDffesid. Noi1parti
| ian Clifton i1ie1let tnbtoiuat larffit
itielleen pflitpistd omaiil,,lttn ial!ai
! fila ebooilla, icita be ritarif tafo
pmoIi1ina ia fohtruliiiinG il be tGb
totpot onlistad nlnaiiilutenia Mab
ooIIi{imntan l,,GrsIla n,arnli.uoalla
1 &eio1t fpoiooon Ills turtpoIliIest
Iaste1 mitioen inoanirilielpsiclfu
! ie1nnne oiuffaiSen fnnsi1 rptpifer
4 idriesteIn,dn tnnnnttninin icaffooi1"
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
40 tnutia jatfnipa l,ttnimgrsfD
IGniirannifplla.

Eortalnn6ista, Sregonistd, iIrnoi.
tettiin ipiime fesfiipiiffono, ettd Mill.
ID tienoin oil riebunut 40 tlintin
pbtGmittoa mitq onf6rin luninDrs.
fp. Slinot ei,pdt uoineet Idbted ei-
I'd tuIIa @onlanSiin - eli. oinpo-
fdon rabtii,.na fnlfenut; jaisid6n
.Oregonisin. ilu,oitetooit tieosn1ls.
uoisia. Gdbfol olenndt dtinbbtsts oil pd.,
B0in bdiriintDnpt fniffinIIa mall.
tiosfo. n q :. -s;sstt { Id HI
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
oafotasia sitiin ionInaattona 81
iu1stta fitte.

Resfustellesfoon niistG touotto.
man fghnistd ilmoiste ioHo Bob.
icts-D Dofotosfa, ospat apodinneet Mi.
meisten pdinien aifano, fertoi erdg
Eareon tponba uiufos. ettd riouIil.
hun "a p. 1888 oil lima Gass
fouitfisfd min lai!bfeo, ettG me fG-
,uinune uimnsia ia peloiilnme boie.
pollo1."
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
TarmihsttciSea arips IA 6iI}bsaau
6ollaria.

Ob6bsmoltoin nlonnpiIielpsspi-
rosto on ilmoittoiait, eta t6rfeim.
pien -I,onnpiIieIb eIbstuotteioeu ortpo
iDuooeIIe 1919 oil $14,O92, TAO, 900.
Ri5ufa6on ariuoffi or1pioitiin
So, ,2O6. .522, 900 ia oil nifu6 fblnet.
tp toiffionn 73,243,OOO eefferid ia
fcfonnistuotditto OF 94O, ,OOO, 900
bufbeIi1. Nifufoto 70. 1918 oIi
921, ,438, 900 bufbelio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
gsp gof pals Ulinal sistaia yonlnfnnn Is A<el1z
81 mitadil ipaarallista rra6ifalis
mia" Npnpartilan GiitusIa.

Elnnettu anlerifnIainen ianon1o-
leHifirioittaio MlDiit Hobnion fir.
ioittoa gsen Hep1lblie Ieb6esf1 NAL
lanfumouffen lnnb6olliiuufitsta
Mnerifosfa ia ban tefee Ten iobto-
Lpddt0ffn, ettG ,nit61n nlabooIIiiunf.
iia DalIonfunto,1ffeen ei t6sid maas.
ia ole ninafaon Dboen iutupoltpe1l
anlln. Ednldn aifan pbtepoesjd
fdiittelee ban nposfin Nonpartiian
2iiton toimintna ia t6st1 lauiuu
Mr. sSSobnfon:
sMnd fdiitdn, ettd pleerid oIloan
Dfiimieliiid iiitd, ettd n1intd tabanfa
lDallanfnntoufielliien Fifteen, ionfa
tarfotns diff fllfistoo sln,erifan 20.
liittil1e1t ia taloll6allinen idriestel-
ma faDtDiii lnaba alfunia inaan
ilnrista teolliillnsfesflrfiista. Gar-
NIT ia pienet fplat ia iDielapi ne
IS = y u
Inuretfin fnlplaeit. jotfa toini1pat
ACCOMPLISHMENTS tuotteiben io-
fnmisfesfufiina, eitpdt elita nlit1Gn
fpallanfrtnlolfiellista raoifalisnlin.
nMulltanat ipoiipat teb01 ppif.
feufIen taban Ialtilntopn fen perlts-
teeIla, etta pohioislGnnelld eliintpp
aftiigista raoifaalista toinlintaa
Nonpnrtiian 2iiton toiininlfasIo. Sc.
naDtt6d tobellafin tpallanfunolifieL
liieltd rabifaIisnilto 'pobioislannen
liifenliesten lilnisid, be Inn oipnt
oialliiina palrfeisia, tpiliaiGiliois1d
ia idneenmppnti-liiffeisid iotfa moi
mat fdriid iosioin t1ddrin hallituf-
len oil,istamistn panfeista ia tpilia-
idilioistG ID fo-operatiitpiiista fau-
poista Sallitufien rabalninat ibmi-
title, iotfn boluatpat onistan fur.
neia, ioiIla be life tnosfenteletpat,
ia aillnfoia, ioisia be itie ail,tpat,
poitpat rAbosfin tiir1t,o ipallnnfl,-
.nloufieIliieIta toiminnaIta poifaIIi
lille fiil1teimistoApGIittGiiIIe. Non-
,partiIon 2iitto iefnontliu holitiif-
f1st ia .tt11nll tn1ltt1n1tta iphtnn iiirs
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
solmiiinat amioliiton 8O-unot;aina


DeDiIs 2ofeIIo, q. s., oil a.
.,puotias gsrs. 9beress alu3oI. iofo
on lt.elfein fofea, iolitu,,t riitnot.
tpttdrenid tdnsin ID Iabti etiiutidn
turtpaa itanpurinin 8O-,paotinnn
SSobn Smifbin fompdstd, iofo on
8x1O inlnn fofoinen toffeli.
,MinG otan iin,it Inofieni ia me-
men ,1oinriiiin fonsfoii". ferrotno1
mieben Ioufuneen ipierooIleen ia tit
te tebtiin malta oipioliittoIupofirion
banffitnifefii ia tountin tuomori toi-
mitti mibfimis-ieremoniot. ..Wuori
bark aifoo rofenton iuuren,f1on
ofnnnon emf fetDdnn6.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
y. .-slE
Gspanja ia 8aISaria tnnnnstaaeet
St6maIIan taiaipaIlan.

8erliinist1 IenndtetGdn, ettG Gs.
panion ia BULGARIAN bolIihiffet oipat
funnmstaneet SSt6mollan ltlloen taio.
1p1Ilan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
1sIi6e,pitit naIlsitaneet 3tarfsbin.

IN (Tme trsrslation filed with the postmaster Q
New York Mills. Mimi. % required " aet of
October s. l9l9).
Wosfomnsta I6betetpn iDirdfIiien
fipindlenndtin tinidnou,nn mutoon otDat
bolfbeDifit iDoIIoittoneet aborfobin
tdupnnsin GteId- g k1ldidIId, iofa on
ollut bffi fenrooIi Denifinin oienlo-
paiffoid toistelnsipon bolibepit.io
mnStoon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
A ipalt;sta ipabnistanat heltslain

ybobsmoltain inoItiotpirosto II.
n1oittnn, eft6 "A ipnltiot1 otpdt file
ilnroittaneet lDabmistaneenia periig.
dimua,tofien, iorfd fnutto fiel.
tolafi tiilee tDoinoan gbopsmnllois-
IA.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16

leiioo niana llaalnlat lliinll,an arDopapsrn ta<
|e,otoiadstonertt; CESAR saping Stamp). sullren
Etien faiffi uarat malta ia moiina, luipattl, to-
|popnperit ye opot alma eren,,1,. ar1polet FUN
Matte. 5eta sanuli ostaa ne teiltd tafan MILLION
pllo, ionfa te rsta iortatte, iben HidttDnd forfo
u olDot ipdbdiparaisten ibulisten artpopapereita.
Rnsi1 nin1eIlisartpoisa sc tpoite alfoa talletls-
ulin fansfa ostanralla pboen ainoan Sadstonterfin
lette blonaonlaan, ettd iddston,e faspna sotaiads
stotoosttffii ia te tpoite olla ebooomasti mo-
snrtpo ait,o fastlan &c oapat ainoat ortpopapert
ybbbstpafdl1 fanlale min piensid ersid,
sllpois6nt tiibin fioittna rohania
eilrp tarn1offaogti 5otaidstoerffen tafana, jotfa
= Z 6Dnyita maollnasia
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16
Mxnat $1.1O f,,iiaa.

@iin,e periantoina mbDtiin Den-
berisid, Colo, fon0nmuni1 $1.1O
tuiino.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16

Stlu SMllM
fana iofa on
Db6pstpoltai,1 bG|
fnanaoll mama 4
mit1 te niist1 ii,
tabania fiIIa bn]
Sotaia1 1gt0nisr
Miitd tariotuaiI
tiIinne Setd
25. ientin'ld:. |
to.iI,erfeistd 'gll
fuutettl,, etfii
ioita fosfaa,t
ett1 fouInl
Setd Slilll
oipat parbnitf
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-16

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Every
Tuesday and Friday.
For advertising rates, eter address
UUSI KOTIMAA,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
ARTICLE TEN
CONDEMNS The
PACT BORAH

WASHINGTON. Apr. @T.-Mcrbcrs
Of the senate were greatly Interested to-
night in the revised text uf the league
nr nations covenant as made public NY
III" slate department.
Senator Bnrah. of Idaho. Republican.
one Of the leading np7oD"nts Of the
League, in 4 statement. however. re-
.trratcd his declaration that despite th2
changes hc could not support the pro-
posed covenant
IT have not had time" the senator
said. 80 20 int details but ar,'cic ten
which ohliEatrS u* Ia Euuranic" IN"
territorial integrity of Europe and
Asia. remains rs it wis. There Is no
change In this article. This article
would require uS to keep an army IN
Europe Indefinitely and compel us TO do
over again what VIC arc now doing in
Russia. This article alone makes II i'm
possible for me to support the league.
S.ithrr do 7 think the Monroc-Doctrlnr
has been adequately protected. The
withdrawal clause is also impractical
Ind The time Of withdrawal is too long.
It seems to mc--and believe ! am cor
rcct-that unanimous consent Of all
kinds the members of the league WouN
he necessary for one nation to get out.
If that Market is correct, thcn tho
withdrawal clause wholly Is unsatis-
factory.
Sunportcrs of tho league plan, how
cycr retired their belief that the re-
yiscd covenant would meet objection
becn and it would be ratified by the
senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

Az in the original document. the COW
cnant provides that the league snail "ce
through IN assembly. In which 'acn
state shall have one vote ana not mort
than three delegates and council' c"th-
prisinC for the present. one representa-,
tive Of each OF the five great powers ana
each of four other powers TO Dc S'le"teu
from time to- time BY INC SscH.oLS'
Members Of each class represented on
tho council may be increased pS uhin'-
nous consent OF tho council ana " ii'a
jority Of tho assembly.
Publication of the text discloses that
the Official summary quoted verbatim
tho now article recognizing the Monroe
doctrine. 1t provides that nothing an
tho covenant shall bc deemed TO affect
tho validity Of international engage
rncnts such az treaties of arbitration OF
regional understandings itke the Monroe
Doctrine ror securing the malnthinancc
OF neacc." This was the amendment TOT
which President Wilson made success
<u1 firht Mt the same time the japanese
delegation to the peace conference
sought vainly to have a race cQualiIy
provision inserted in the covenant
Changes suggested IN criticisms in inc
Tinted states senate add PROVISIONS lor
the withdrawal Of mcmpcr nation
1rpon two years nOtlcH dGter AulLI'i'HeAN
OF tho league obligations, exempt do
nestic questions from the leagues Jur-
isdictions. provide that mandator1es
over German colonies or former otto
man doninions shall be given only 10
nations s.ailnaS-to--acesSat+.tta ttaa1a-1eHyc IT
70 member states to decide what armed
force II any 1t will contribute to the
force required by the icague to enforce
its mandates and mako it clear that
member states individually will pass
upon proposed limitations upon their
armamcnts.
With notifications. the now draft In
ciudes all the provisions for the suhns-
sion t. the council of international dis
putcs, for inviting non-membcr nations
to accept the obligations OF members for
the purpose Of Adjusting disputes, and
breaking economic relations or the use
Of armed force In dealing with state
which has broken tho covenant and
thereby committed an "act of war
against the league"
Except in sn!c,fic instances unani-
nous agreement is for all decisions. In
the provisions for tho settlement Of dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
PALMER WILL
ENFORCE DRY
ENACTME Mt

WASHINGTON. Apr. "I.-ifnforc"-
ucnt of national war time prnhihiti"n'
effective next July l. will hc under
taken by the department Of justice.
Attorney General Palmer IN state
r,cnt issued tonight. declared that as
long Ms the act remains in force under
its terms, it becomes my duty 10 sec
TINT il is enforced like all other laws
by the prosecution of such persons aS
Violate it,"
Tho attorney general asserted that ne
nossrsscd no power TO grant amnesty 10
anyone who might manufacture Deer.
prndlnt, an Interpretation of the law n"
10 what percent of alcoholic cnnstltu-
trt brings hcnr within the meaning "f
the prohibition act.
The statement Of the attorney Erh-
crnl definitely Settled tho question "l
the agency To take up tho enforcem"h'
Of the act. which arose when Com.
missioner uf International Revenue ko-
pcr LIST II be known that his. bureau haH
neither the funds nor q staff avhtfhhic
for CARRYING out acts enforcement. inc
voluntary assumption by the attorney
general Of tho acts enforcement also
relieves President Of any delegation ot
au thority undr the or"rman act. Wnlch
il was though might be necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
LABOR LEADER
GONPER5 HURT
IN AUTO SMASH
RIBS FRACTURED
AND HIP SPRAINED
Surgeons Declare Injuries Will
Not End Fatally-Bullehns
to Be Issued

NEW YORK. April 2T.-Samucl Comp
ers, president Of the American Fedora
tiun Of Labor. was seriously injured this
afternoon when tnXirab in which he
was riding was struck by a broadway
surface car and hurled 20 feet 10 the
curb
Surgeons who were summoned report
cd after an examination that two OF Mt.
Gompcrs' ribs had been fractured. his
right hip srrAincd and that he had suf-
fcred severe body contusions. Despite
the advanced age Of tho labor leader.
who is G9 years old. the surgeons de-
clared that there was not likelinhood Of
tho injuries proving fatal.
Mr. CfCmprr: has hccn busy virtually
every min:tc since his return from the
peace conference. where he served as
chairman Of tho commission on intcrna-
tionnl labor legislation. He had just
started out from his hotel for an hours
relaxation when tho accident occurred.
As the tayiCah crossed tho broadway
cur tracks ut Thirty-flrst street. 1t was
struck by n northhound chr. Pedestrians
who Witnessed the crash rushed to the
wrecked machine and cXtricated Mr..
Gomprrs, who was found to be uncon-
srinus Ono side Of the cab was COM
plctelr crushed In and tho wreckagc had
pinned him against the other side Of the
machine
Mr.. Gomrrs was carried back to his
hotel. After an examination. surgeons
decided II would be unwisc to remove
him to hospital.
Although it was insisted that Mr..
Gomprrs condition was not critical. off,
cfals OF the American Federation Of La
bor said bulletins would be issued from
time to time reporting his condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
SOLDIERS WANT The
FIGHT At CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND. Apr; cI.-Thc aglta-
tiun uvcr the proposition OF securing
The Willard p"rnr>cy fight for Cumbcr-
land has worked up til" residents or the
citv and county ~ nothing before in n
long period 4 meeting Of soldiers or
the r"crn; war was held tn urge that
III" figh; hc staged here. scores "t SCI
dicrs hav. wirsd Governor harrington
that they want ihr fight. Hundreds OF
,"l.cranS have boon sent ln Tho COVER
nor from citizens and So rhnk"d have the
,nlrcrnrh offices been that tn" messages
ar. received subject /" delay. Com
parativ"ly few pr"i"S'S hay" gone. the
ratio being about t" l in favor Of the
fight
Tn. ministers ar" divided in IN" mat
ter census taken shows that eight
cl,ryymcn in tho city arc not opposed TO
tho fight. One minister stated that he
saw. no harm in Il person attending such
q contest il nc is abb 10 get recreat lon
and pleasure out OF il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
|TALY'S DEMAND
WILL NOT MIN
FROM ALLIES
PRESIDENT AND THE
PREMIERS ADAMANl
Italian People Clamor For the
Full Carrying Out OF
Their Demands
wv TEE ASSOCIATED PRESS

cp,dav oasscd quietly III peace con-
rorcnce circles in PARIS. SO faceIneS
,rorc held By tho members Of IN" Goun-
III of three in an cndcaror I" uAtanHic
rho situation arising from IN" contro
,.srsv over Italy's claims 70 rlu1nH "iiu
,hc Dalmatian coast. .
president Wilson planned. as Il day o.
-e,aSation from the ardu"is WORK cur
,nctcd with the pcac" conference Il "'o
,nr trip preparatory To the icaSut
nations discussion ana IN" tit">''7
l,ter in tho week at Versailles Win INC
tcrman delegates. who are 70 RECEIVE I
,he allied and associated EoF"enmc"l :
,>s~ce terms. Likewise l'aSld h'oSu
t;corsc, the British prime m'''H''' =
sourht a change of atmosphere ~ -
visit to tho devastated FfSN "'io
the old battle 'front.': >.
-, conference. headed by Premier
$500 and Ts;tron Sunnino. the foreign
.;,;s,ar arc either in Rome. wh"r" the
,,rcrnier shortly is To appear betor" tHe
,,nber of deputies 70 acquaiat tn'l'
,,d,. with the situation in Paris. or arc
on their way th!thcr.
A, last accounts the italian people
sti,, we're clamoring for the carrying
o,.+ 70 the full Of their demands with
-csard to F'iumc and the paimatian
coast and islands. but President Wilson
80 ,be French and British rr"m:"ra
a.innd adamant Not alone in Italy
10 the feeling prevalent tina; ItalE's
nnhitions should DC realized. as reports
save been received OF demonstrations n
rN,,,,o in favor OF tho annexation or
Tho seaport to italy.
An American national military c"me-
.crv was dedicated Sunday in section
M France near the battiHheidS whore
Americans laid down their lives for tho
cause Of tho world.
Monday is to sec the commencement
oe the final action on III" covenant OF
,he league OF nations. This pronaniS
n.,I1 be the outstanding feature " the
,ence conference during the carly days
nf the week. There arc French. Japan
,sc and Belgian amendments. already
nassed upon. to bc rsconsid"rrd in part
and adjusted, but II Is reported in Paris
ndviccs that progress in this direction
has already been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

WASHINGTON. Apr. 2I.-Thc state
dehartment made public tonight thc
text Of the revised covenant "t nv
league OF natiops. as it will be present
cd tomorrow to the penary session q
the peace conference at iarlS' ln''
text follows with parcnthet1c;I inS"r'-
ions showing changes made IN the COY
enant as originally drafted and made
public:
Tho Covenant OF The League OF
Nations.
In order to promote International CO.
ooeration and to achieve lntrrnat!"ha'
peace and security, by the acceptance Oh
obligations not to resort to WAY. BY inc
prescription Of open. just and honoFaoie
relations between nations. by the hrn'
establishment of the understandings ol
international law as to actual fuIc VI
conduct among governments. and by the
maintenance Of Justice ard ScruPulouS
respect for all trcatT obligations In tho
dealings Of organized peoples with one
another, the high contracting parties
azrec to this covenant of the league Oh
nations.
I'm the original preamble of the COW
enant read "adopt this constitution
instead " Of agree TO this covenant
ARTICLE ONE
The original members Of league oi
nations shalt be those Of the slsnator'cs'
which are named IN the annex 20 t"'N
covenant and also such Of those other
.t.tes named in the annex as shall dc
cede without reservation 70 this coren-
ant snch accessinns shall be Effected
M, n declaration deposited with the
coming into force OF the covenant. No
Lice thereof shall be sent 10 Ill o'iie'
members of the league.
Anv fully sclt-soyerninS state. DO
,ninion or colony not named in the an
ns,, ,nay become \ member of the
league Of its admission is agreed by
tvo thirds Of the assembly. provided
that il shall. give effective guarantees
of it's sincere intention to observe its
international obligations. and Shall &C
cent such rcsulatons as may hr pre-
scrihed hy the league in regard to its
military and naval forces and ASSESS
raents-
Any member Of the league. may. after
two years notice Of its intention so 20
do, withdraw iron, tho lesSue.i proTidea
: that all It's international Obligations
and NIL its obligations under tbs coren-
ant shall have bcenn fulfilled At 'hs
tine Of it's withdrawal
(This article is new. ernoodE'nE with
alterations and additions. the old article
seven. 1t provides more specifically
the method of admitting new members
and adds the entirely new paragraph
,royidins for withdrawal from the
league. No mention Of withdrawal was
made in the original document-)
ARTlCLE TWO.
The action of the league under this
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NEW YORK, April 2I.-N1or" than H.
on0 American troops returned today to
tho homeland on seven transports dock
ing here.
The Eleventh. Twelfth and Fifteenth
en- einccrS cam" home on the steamers
Chicago, Cape May and Santa Clara, re-
spcctivcly. tho Fifty-"iGhth Coast Artil-
Icrynn tho Santa barbara: tn" Three
Hundred and Eighth Ammunition train.
Corps Companies @n. %.
90, %. rs. TOE and i29. One Hundred and
Two Hundred and Fort y-"irhth aero
souadrrns and cae,ial% on IN" Orzaha /:
tho One Hundred and Sixth and On" Hum
drcd and Ninth Field Signal battalinna.
-Four Hundred and Fourth Engineer
puntnnn train and casuals on the Sidney.
and tho Six Hundred and Twcntr-eiShth
rausal company Of Illinois men. on tho
West Galcta.
The Fifteenth EnEin"crs. recruited at
Pittsburgh. which arrived on the Santa
f6Ho,,%fvvseN Prom PN6HN Te1l