The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-02-20

sparseness OF their popuiation OF their
small size, or ltI;efr remoteness from the
J centers OF civilization or their geo.
j graphical continuity y the mandatory
state and other circumstances. car De
best administered Under the laws of the
mandatory state az integral PORTIONS
thereof, subject to the safeguards above
mentioned, In the interests OK tne in
digenous population.
Tin every case mandate, the mar6n-
tory state shall render TO the league
an annual report in reference to the
territory committed to its charge.
''The decree OF authority. control or
administration to be exercised by the
mandatory state shall, II not previously
parties, in each case be explicitly de-
fined by the executive council In a
special act or character. tHa D.
THE high contracting parties further
agre to establish at the seat of the
league a mandatory commission to re-
ceive and examine the annual reports
! Of the mandatory powers and to assist
the league In ensuring tbs observance
Of the terms of all mandates.
Article 20: THE high contracting
parties will endeavor to ccu and
maintain fair and humane conditions
of labor for men. women and children.
both in their own countries and In all
| countries to which their commercial
and Industrial relations extend; and
to that end agree to establish as part
Of the organization of the league a
permanent bureau Of labor. d
ARTICLE Fl. The high contracting
parties agree that provision shall be
made through the irstrumentality or
the league to secure and maintain
freedom Of transit and equitable treat
ment for the m of all states,
members Of the league, having N mind,
among other things special arrange
ments with regard to the necessities OF
the regions devastated during the war
OF 1~914-1918. -. o~~R %"E Z
article o.. The high contrasting
| parties agree to place under the con-
troll of the league all international bu-
reaus already established by general
treaties If the parties to such treaties
consent, Furthermore, they agree that
all such international bureaus to be
| constituted in future shall be placed
under control Of the league. ~ ''
Article %. The high contracting
| parties agree that every treaty OF in
ternational engagement entered into
hereafter by any state Of the league
shall be forthwith registered with he
secretary general and as soon as pos
| sibIe published by him. and h a no
such treaty or international engage
ment shall be binding until so regis
tered. q. VS. I.at.l
"Article "a. 1t shall be the right o.
the body OF delegates from time to
| time 10 advise the reconsideration by
states members of the league OF
treaties which have become inapplic-
| able, and Of international conditions or
| which the continuance may endanger
the peace of the world. .>..
! Article Is. THE high contracting
parties severally agree that the present
covenant is accepted as ~abrogating all
obligations inter Sc, which are inconsis-
tent with the terms thereof and SOL
EMMY engage that they will not here
after enter into any engagements in
consistent with the terms thereof. In
case any of the powers signatory here
to or subsequently admitted to the
league shall, before becoming a party
to this covenant, have undertaken any
ODuBdlloIlS iliS - AiSohSiStShN -
the terms of this covenant, it shall be
the duty of such power to take imme-
date steps to procure it's release from
such obligations. h.sa '
Article &c. Amendments to this
~covenent will take affect when rati-
fed by the states whose representa-
tives compose the executive council and
by three -fourths of the states whose
representatives compose the body of
delegates" .