The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-10-07

reconsideration and revision att
least every ten years.
After these plans shall have
been adopted by the several gov
ernments, the limits of arma-
ments therein fixed shall not bel
exceeded without the concurrence1
of the council.
The members Of the League
agree that the manufacturer by|
and implements Of war is open
to grave objections. The council
shall advise how the evil effects
attendant upon such manufacture
can be prevented. due regard be-
ling had to the necessities Of the
members Of the League which are
not able to manufacture the mu-
nitions and implements Of war
necessary for their safety
The members of the League un-
dertake to interchange full and
frank information as to the scale
of their armaments, their mill
tary, naval and air programs and
| the condition of such Of their in
dustries as are adaptable to war;
like purposes.
Article 9
| A permanent commission shall
| be constituted to advise the coun-
Gil on the execution of the provis-
ions Of articles | and 8 and on
military, naval, and air questions
generally
Article 10
| The members Of the League un-
dertalSe to respect and preserve
as against external aggression the
territorial integrity and existing
political independence OF all
members Of the League. In case
Of any such aggression or in case
Of any threat or danger OF such
aggression the council shall ad-
wise upon the means by which
| this obligation shall be fulfilled.
Article II
i Any war or threat of war,
/ whether Immediately affecting
lany of the members of the Lea
cue or not, is hereby declared q
matter of concern to the whole
.|League, and the League shall take
1 anv action that may be deemed
wise and effectual to safeguard
1.-The peace of nations. In case any
Isuch emergency should arise the
lsecretary general shall on the re-
quest of any member OF the Lea
i cue forthwith summon meeting
of the council
Tt is also declared to be the
| friendly right Of each member o1
Ifhe League to bring to the atten-
,ttion of the assembly or OF the
4 council any circumstance what
lever affecting international rela-
| tinns which threatens to disturb
| international peace or the gooc
i understanding between nations
/ upon which peace depends.
II Article II
4 The members of the League
agree that if there should aris'
Il between them any dispute llKei;y
,Ito lead to rupture, they VII
submit the matter either to arbl
AItration or to inquiry by the coun
u ell and they agree III no case y
resort to war until three month";
, > fter the award by the arbltra
,ltors or the report by the council
In any case under this artlcl'
The award of the arbitrators snal
tlbe made within reasonable tlm'
5 and the report Of the council shal
he made within six months a1tel
lthe submission of the dispute.
RI Article IL
n The members Of the League
! agree that whenever any disput' !,
Shall arise between them whicl
fltbev recognize to be suitable lol
submission to arbitration ant
which cannot be satisfactorily
lsettled by diplomacy, they WI WI
ISllDmlI l1e NhoiN '1
nlto arbitration.
Disputes as to the interpreta
-ltion of treaty, as to any ques
ltion of international law, as :
The existence of any fact whlcf
f = established would constitute {
! breach Of any international obi
cation, or as to the extent ana ma i
lfllre Of the reparation to be I maae
! for any such breach, are declaree alas'
llto be among those which are gen
! orally suitable for submission Z
| arbitration. of an,
For the consideration OF any
such dispute the court OF arollra e
d ltion to which the case is relerres =
sball be the court agreed on ps y
| 3be parties to the dispute OF 81
n,,lated in any convention aris
mo between them.
E ''E The members Of the League
! aoree that they will carry OUT !, II !.
FIJI ~aod faith any award u ina a,
/ NAV be rendered, and that IN .ales ,
: vii Vii not resort to war agallls.
] member of the League whicn com y.
iuci'" ~ ,,,;+b In the event o.