Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15

Net = the provisions q this treaty
with each Of the German states Win Be
tesumed By the Allied and Associated
League In section 4.
Section League OF Nations---The
stitutes Section / Of the peace treaty.
spseiae da.s. X sddision ea t. i. gam
il may question Germany =. any
zone east of the Rhine AZ threat
| against the worlds peace. 1t will APP
point three OF the fys members OF the
and and carry sp, out the pisbiselts il viii
appoint the high commissioner OF Dam
| Gig. guarantee tho Independence OF the
tween Danxis and Germany and Poland
1t Will work out the mandatory system
TO. be applied to the former German
q ,hs p iss I: Of na sss
German frontier and IN disputes az 70
the kiel canal and decide certain OF
ths economic and financial problems
| An tnterna tional conference on labor IL
70 be held In October under It's direc:
ton and another on the international
control q port., waterways and rail-
LEAGUE will be the siEnatories Of ths
OF accession without reservation with
In two months. new state, dominion
admission II agreed by two-thirds Of the
| assembly. state may withdraw upon
| giving two years notice. II II has full
"so psrmansnt n' sscrstariat vii Be- e.
| tablished at the seat OF the league
which will be at Geneva.
Orgaalsation Of League.
The assembly win consist Of repre-
| Sentattves OF the members OF the
walls. Voting will be by states. Each
more than three representatives.
81 &. ~. srs.s Allied II
msmbsrs selected Sy the Assembly from
additional states and viii meet At least
TO send . REPRESENTATIVES, when auss-
sa:ssd. vosin. viii Be- by the states;
n mssc sS.. *. S.x: Sss
lon tsksn BY The assembly ana co " ~
n the ccvsnart and in the treaty.
whore decisions will be BY 2 majority.
Asna.sses to De ss1.Ss4;
late plans for . reduction Of armamsnts
Disns viii o. TeyisSd every 40 years years, -.
the establishments Of . permanent court
Of international justice 70 determines In.
tsrnetional disputes or to give advisory
e sRsir cas-. q ARBITRATION ~ must sccspt
the Jurisdiction OF the assembly. II the
council. less the parties to the dispute.
Of Il. the members agree that they win
puts. which complies with Its recom-
Dalton by the assembly adopted. no
member must exceed the ornaments
asd without me w o. M
information ~ to ornaments and pro.
grams and q permanent commission will
advise the council on military and naval
Upon any war, or threat Of war. tho
n. ms" pledged ledge" 10 submit matter. Of s
pute to arbitration or inquiry and not
to resort to war until three months sf-
" Ressrissieas PLACED On war.
trail award. and not to 20 to war unless
scented on the council and a simple ma
jcrity, OF the rest, less the parties to
the dispute. will have the force OF .
council. In either case, II the necss-
Eary agreement cannot be secured, the
members reserve the right to take such
Members resortfng to war in disre.
gard OF the covenant VIII Immediately
other members. The council will In
such cases consider that military or
naval action can be taken by the league
covenants and viii AFFORD facilities to
members cooperating In this enterprise.
Monroe Doctrine M~ntioaed.
All ssstss Or insr nat engage
the league will he registered with the
sseretailat and published. The assem-
S Ss "s frs% s to s " 1Scs Say.
Of peace. The covenant abrogates ALI
en t With its terms. but nothing in II
shall effect the validity OF international
engagements such as treaties OF arbitra-
tion OF regional understandings like the
Monroe doctrine for securing the MAIN
tenance of peace,
The tutelage OF nations not yet able
ed To advanced nations who are hest
titted 10 undertake IL. The covenant
recoaniaes three different stages of de-
vclopmeat requiring different kinds OF
manufactures communities like those
hetcngiag To tho Turkish empire which
can he professionally recoknlxcd as indie
anee for mandatory In whose sclec-
tiun they would be allowed voice:
communities like those OF central Atri-
ca. to he administered by the manda-
tory under conditions generally APP
proved by the members OF the league
where equal opportunities Tor trade viii
abuses. such AZ trade In slaves. arms
and nauer, VIII he prohibited and the
eanssr9S,on r., Of mi'ta,y and naval
sorry military training Will he atsal-
lowed Other communities, such as
islands. 10 be administered under the
laws of the mandatory as integral por.
tons Of It's Territory. In every case the