The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

take In no way TO conceal from each
other the conditions of such Of their
adapted to war purposes or the scale Of
their armamenta and agree that there
shall be full and frank interchange Of
Information ~ to their military ano
naval prOkrams
ARTICLE TX.
"A permanent commission shall BE-
constituted to advise the league oh tne
execution Of the provisions OF article
ARTICLE X.
THE high contracting parties shall
undertake to respect aud preserve ~
against external aKKressioh the terri;
iSa as:ss y q. IT. q
Srcssion or In case Of any threat or
danger Of such nS.r Tvs. , sns sSns
by which the obligation shall be- fui-
filled.
ARTICLE Nj.
ANY war or threat of war, whether
Immediately affecting any Of the hixh
declared = matter OF concern to the
league, and the high contracting par.
ties reserve the right to take any &c.
fsctivs to saissSsrd the peace Of
ait is hereby. also. declared and
agreed to be the friendly right Of each
the Intention MOI q the Sody q DELEGATES
or Of the executive council TO Any. elf
cumstAnces affecting international In.
peace or the good snder-
standing between nations upon which
peace depends.
ARTICLE XII.
THE high contracting parties agree
that should disputes arise between
them which cannot % sa3nsssd W me
VIII In no case resort 10 war WLnous
p prs matts,. .nwmiv.d s,,h"r 10 srbitra-
sinn nr innuirv nv the executive coun-
eli and mil ,hrse month"; after the
n - ri Nv fhc .rbitrators or recommen-
~. H. ~ n; liz 10, .v.n 1hsn rs.art To-
s,.s s .in.. ~sv,h.r ~ th~ Il. v,,e
which comnii.s viii ne award Of the
/. rhIA.. ~. ~. r.commenda tinn ~
the executive council.
IN any case under thls nrt,c'e the
x W;thin \ r I time and the rsc-
ommendatlon OF me enseu.ve cou 1,H.
s ,,a pS nae ~'n ,ha I;.n "1""A
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..rh. h,~h cnn,r.c,in. n.rtis. agree
,h,t $1,000 .rr sii.n,its or after
s smns .hsas IN S..wsen thSm which
g. ~ ~.aNN Ou L. f<Ns. H..
, ,,,,:.,nn sS .rS,tr.,,on md which can.
miss,oh 70 ,s ss,on sI ~ anna.
49, ,hsv iii s,,hy,s ~. vho,. mai.
macy, 'neS srns,n nuo"is o r"s ,hi. n.rmos.
ut 70 To-, ~ u.Si.-.,tsn ~ - htch shs
."e ev ~ .h.Ii ~ ~. conrs
ease -. hS ~. nn,,,.. % ., .sin,,i.t.S
n any Sonvsnhon sssuns ossw ss,
.n ar .h.s III Lii ra.sv ~, Re s"ii
..sss ..tsh 10y Ill III n"w -. rsn.,
Leu, iA H. ny ny Nm ~ a,w ,i",s 70
es,,,Ec,, o M S"S Drnnn.. I'M ~. csn
best be taken to give effect thereto
The executive council shall formu-
p peri p" court Z" Of intsrnasionai Jus
lice and this court shall. when sst.b-
mine any matter which the psrtiss rec.
ognIse a. subject for submission to II
for arbitration under the foregoing
ANViCAs Nv.
"If there should arise between states
i:.1s 70 LEAD 70 rSssa9: sneh NOT
submitted to arbitration as Aboys. the
high sSrtr.sslnE p,rsis: s e n mat
pute may give notice Of the existence
Of the dispute TO the secretary general.
whS w ~, MAXI Al snG ss.
ul0hA1 AOE = AnAA tnvNokA8SssOss Ab0 SO"l
thereof.
For this purpose the parties agree
to communicate to the secretary gem
erai az promptly a. possible statement:
Of their case with all the relevant
papers and tho executive council may
forthwith direct the publication there
of.
Where the efforts Of the council
lead to the settlement Of the dispute a
statement shall be published Indicating
the nature Of the dispute and the
terms Of settlement. together with
nsGn explanation. may DC "pp'o-
"If the dispute has not been settled
q report by the council shall he pub
facts and explanations the recommen-
dntions which the council thinks Just
and proper for the settlement OF the
dispute. II the report II unanImously
agreed to by the members of the coun.
ell other than the parties of tho dis
puts. the high contracting parties agree
that they VIII not 70 to war with any
party which complies with the recon-
and that, II any party shall
refuse 80 to comply. the council shall
propose measures necessary TO give ef-
feet to the recomme ndatlons, IL no
nuch re- mort can he made IL aha IN he the