The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
what ia the League OF Natlonsi

that makes war7
A. Il viii bc boycottcd and other
Wis p,ulllFcd.
6. How else will the probability o
war be lessened7
4 Uy voluntary, mutual and pro
rorlouatc disarmament Ivy cNchanr
INK military Information. by provldln,
for arbitration. by protecting each nn
tions territorial integrity aud by cdu
eating public opinion 10 see the foil,
Of war
0. what else does the League pro
rose 10 do for Mankind7
A. O) Secure fair treatment FOL
labor,
60 suppress the white Slave
Traffic, the sale of dangcrots
Drugs. aud the trnflic In War
Munitions.
t7) control aud prevent Disease.
CD promote the work ot the Red
cross. aud
60 establish international iiu.
rpuus FOR other Causes that
concern the human race.
7. VINO are 10 be Charter Members
Of the LeaGusl
A Tie United states ~ America.
Belgium bolivia. Buzii. British Em.
pIrc. Cuuala. Australia. south Africa
New Zealand, India. China, Cuba.
Cso,la sioyak'n. Eucador. France.
Gre,c Guntcmnlu. lIuiti. Iicdlaz.
Honduras Italy. Japan. Liberia. Me.
umguH Panama, Peru. Poland. Portu.
ml Rum#H'a Serbia, Slam. Uruguay
and Oh. following states which are In.
vtcd Co. uoroic 20 the covenant; Argen.
tine Republic. chill. Colombia. Den.
mars N,.l,rlands Norway Paraguay
p,-., salvador Spain. Sweden,
Sv .I Venezuela.
g. What other nations may Ioin7
A. Any s,.t governing State which
viii aFr," io the rules of The League.
provided 'he League accepts Il.
9. what Agencies viii the League
hsyel
A. Cd An Assembly. composed 81
representatives OF all the
member Nations.
t2) a Council of Nine,
CD Secretary.Gencrnl,
CD d Mandatory Commission. to
look after colonies. etc.
90 a Permanent Commission. for
military questions.
90 various international Bu-
rraus such as the Postal
Union. etc,
90 Mandatarles
10. What 10 . Mandstsryf
A. Some one nation designated by
The League to attend TO the welfare %
backward peoples residing In colonies
Of the Central Empires. or in terri
tories taken from them" This In to 10
q Sacred trust" and In selecting q
mandatory the wishes Of the people
OF the area In question shall be the
principal consideration.
". Does the League mean . Super
natlon2
4, No II interfcrcs In no way with
any Nations Sovereignty. except 10
limit ils power Ia attack other nations.
" Can any Nation withdraw when
II ~shes7
A Yes. The League IN Advisory
and Cooperative. not coerclve.
"a A
Justice and National Honor1
A No. II puts Reason before yio-
lenco
~, Does not the League take away
he Constitutional right Of Congress to
declare war;
\, 80. The League can advise war;
Conarrt- alone can Declare war.
IS Does It destroy the Monroe Doc
tine?
\. IEncily the contrary For the
hist Time in history the other nations
recognize ihe Monroe Doctrine; ana |
extend 70 10 nll the world.
10. Does II not Interfere with Treaty
Making Powers OF the United states1
4. no. II Is Treaty. We can make
any Treaty We please.
w. Would we have had the Great
War n Ne mad had this League7
y. No. That War cost the world
over 100000 lives aud 100000. 10000
dollars.
70 OF what Importance 10 the
League?
A. u is the greatest deed of man
kInp ln the history Of the world.
's' Has not anyone right to OBJ
Jset to the League7
a. Yes. This Is n free country. Any
one has a right to any opinion he
chooses
~ Why ls the League 80 bitterly
opposed by few7
n hrrhuse, unfortunately, any |
i''"I} or League must be made by the |
iI's'dent ana "A President Is chosen
ny u political party aud many mem.
oer5 OF the opposite Party think they
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