Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-07


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ere w1llin9 70 accept IL anA tAat this
euteoAge should - exercised ~ then
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opmsoe q The people. tAe gso6raphieal
situation of tie territory. IT. ecoao0ie
eoa0itions aha ether siailar oircua.
stances. --.
CSeso cooooo1ttoo Formerly -.
loaglag - the Turkish sapirs have
reached . stags Of devslopaeae where
their sxistsncs ~ Independent nations
caA b psovisiooally rscognisea subject
TO the rendering ol a1mlaistraeivs ad-
vice and assistance b. . nsndatasy IN
I'll such time ~ they are able 20 stand
alone, The wishes OF these eommuni-
eiso must b . principal confederation
n tha sslec1ion Of the maadatary.
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c&ntrsl Africa, are at such staGs that
the nAndatary. must be responsible for
the administration OF the territory an
der conditions which will guarantee
freedom Of couscieuce and religion.
subject only to the maintenance OF pub
lie order and morals. the prohibition Of
abuses such n the slave trade. the
arms tranic and the liquor tradac. and
the prevention OF the establishment of
forttncations- or military and naval
bases and of military training OF the
aatives for other than police purposes
and the defense Of territory. and will
also secure equal opportunities for the
trade AID commerce Of other members
Of the league. -
There are territories. such ~ South
weRt Africa and certain of the South
Pa6nc islands. which. owing to the
sparseness of their population or their
small size. or their remoteness from
the centcrs Of civilization. or their geo.
graphical contiGuity to the territory
Of the mandatory. and other circum-
stances. can be best administered under
the laws OF the mandatary as integral
portions OF It's territory. subject to the
safeguards above mentioned in the In
terests of the indigenous population.
In every case Of mandate the man.
datary shall render to the council an
annual report In reference to the ter.
Rie eAe IA An Na rh
The degree OF authority. control, or
administration to be exercised by the
mandatory shall. II not previously
agreed upon by the members Of the
league. be explicitly defined In each
case By the council
A permanent commission shall be
constituted to receive and examine the
TO advise the council on all matters re-
lcting 10 the observance Of the man-
dates.
ARTICLE 1s-Subject to and In ac-
cordance with the provisions Of inter-
national conventions existing or here
after TO be agreed upon. the members
Of the league:
(al will endsavof to secure 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 ana Industrial
relations extend. and for that
purpose will establish and
maintain the necessary In
te1nAtional organizations:
90 undertake to secure Just treat.
ment Of the native inhab-
itants OF territories under
control:
(e) will intrust the league with the
general supervision over tho
execution of agreements with
regard 70 the trsnio In wom-
On and children and the traf-
40 In opium and other dam
gsrous drugs:
(d) will intrust the league with the
general supervision Of the
trade In arms and ammuni-
tion with the countries in
which the control OF this
tran1c II necessary In the
common interest:
(s) will make provision to secure
and maintain freedom OF
communications and Of tram
sit and equitable treatment
for the commerce OF all
members OF the league. In
this connection the special
necessities Of the regions
devastated during the war Of
iSlA-lsls shall be borne in
mind:
(fo will sndsavor to take steps in
matters Of international con-
csrn for the prevention and
control OF disease.
ARTICLE 3A-TheFe shall be placed
under the direction OF the league all
international bureaus already estab-
lished by general treaties IL the parties
to such treaties consent. All such in
"a s&ul HA Mi
sions for the regulation Of matters Of
international interest hereafter consti-
tuted shall be placed under the direc-
tton Of the league.