Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-08

to submit matters OF dlsnAte to arhl-
uation or inquiry and not to resort Ia
war until three months after the
award. Members agree To carry out
an arbttral award, and not to so To
war unless concurred in by all msm-
bers represented on the council and a
simple majority of the rest, less the
parties to the disputes, and Will have
the force of unanimous recommen-
aatioh ny tle coutch. IN vilhef caSs'
Il ,iie He't,s9'' az ''',lie'.' ta1'i'"' ne
secuIeu' We inC"'pet9 IeSeI We 'ie
ilsHt 10 'ohe SNNil ~Vtion as may pe
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anu J"sSiNc' VI tiS IcSu'uils I'd
/ war IN uiSi eEifu ol 'ht covenant WI!
immediately pe uCpaireu from az m
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c0u.cll WI III -SucA cases NoilS'oeT
"no1 lti'''"iS u hl''I %IylVu Gun uo
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wiz aIloIu iaIitlIeS 10 Iieii'heFS CO.
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retar'al ana puOlShe', me aSSellplS
il'oS' rom me 10 lllllt' auELSt II, elli-
pe e ~ iyNulS,GeI u eutIeS Will nav
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III II Sl'ail allecl I,lt Ndiiul'g u! l,It{r-
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Mandatory system.
The Mandatory System-The tute-
lagc Of nations not yet able to stand
by themselves will be Entrusted to
advanced nau2ns wGo are best fitted
20 un'et(uNe It. ne covenant rec
oSIIiNes t.ret utlLeIe"t SsaNeS OF u''-
,c'ol5i'iel5g qu'll"G u,llvIeiil NiiT'S
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liosG 'cIoi's l''S 10 tlit ~ u, MS" ei'l''rG
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as iilue p'' c' su"JeGl 10 auNlce any
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~ az, alpI uF'd NY we mem peFs OF
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80 'ei l"Ih "N9STS' H"Ch as tdue III
SiIEt9' dlHiS a'id hQuoi. VIII DC pro
hIo''cu' %'u 'le 'oiS'I uct,ot, ol llilH-
SI y an" naval ''9N" anu me lllio o.
'ioii y, '',' u'S'' H'I iitIlN Hd'H-
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ll"I'ItleH' SuvLi ~ Hou'HWeSI NIIlca
an" '.e sun" dt-L' iAidiuS, nu'
''u ~ Vu uh"tI tit laws ON 'h'
Ilano"tolE as Ih'eAI"l 9oit'oIS OF us
seII'.o!H' III every case 'he HlahHA-
Wy VIZ rcnuei an Ninual rrpoi' ana
tGIe uosree us "ulHoIlE VIII De ue-
llileu'
"Vh'"i iio'i9F'"'
General International Provisions
Subject to and in accordance with the
provisions of international conven-
tons existing or hereafter to be agreed
upon, the members of the league Will
in general endeavor. through the in
ternational organization established
by the labor convention, to secure and
maintain fair conditions OF LABOR FOR
men. women and children in their own
countries and other countries ana I'M
dertake to secure just treatment or
the native inhabitants or territories
under their control; they VIII entruSt
the league with the general sdpefNl-
sion over the execution OF agreements
for the suppression OF traffic IN "o-
men and children, etc; and the con
troll OF the trade in arms and ammunl-
ton with countries OF conmunlca-
tons ana t'aastt ana equitable treat
ment for commerce Of an mem hers
OF the league, win speclai reference
to the necessities or regions deEaSta-
ted during the war; ana they VIII en-
deaVor TO take steps Tor international
prevention ana control OF dlSease. IN
ternational bureaus ana commissions
already established VIII be placed IN
der me league as wen as those 10 De
established IN the iuture'
covenant Amendments.