The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-01
would make no fine distinction as
to whom credit is due,

would make no fine distinction as
to whom credit Is due.
This Is proposing no new thing.
his country is already a member o.
such "A society-The Hague tribunal.
which. unlike the league of Versailles,
IS still f~nnctioning. and within a few
weeks will resume its committee SEES
sions under the craftsmanship Of an
American representative.
In that body we have the frame
work of a really effective instrument
talfty Of enduring peace. Tie fact
that the tribunal did not prevent the
great war Is. of course, manifest. hut
the cause az tle failure Is 10 less an
parent. Germany, already secretly lie
teltlined upon Il ruthless Invasion. was
able To prevent the adoption Of meas.
tres which might have proved eifec-
tual. The condition now is wholly diff
ferent. Not only Germany. but the
entire world has prUtiyed 10 the extent
of an awful object les&lon. the impress.
sion of Whicli cannot be erased from
lie human miud for generations ~
come. The horrors of, war and lie
~ea@eln"SS for peace have become uni.
N"f>Ai. What otce seemed al The
it@gue 50 be Il mere academic discus
sion has become q positive. outstAnd
ing necd Of facing terrifying actUaii-
Ties, lfts makes vastly easier the task
OF so strengthening The Hague Uihu-
nal rs 10 render its inst DEGREES either
acceptable or enI@trG}hIe, II Is not
UNCOMMON 1of TIE advocates eof the
league of Versailles To contrast M
~H1A9falh$ y fl3&4e tribunal uMap
ne &F"uitu ti@at IN" tribunal tack
''tta.
LET'S 'nsIaii thc teeth.
Very well, then, lrf's pat teeth In
10 It. II, i'll the called league Of Nef-
S%aitieS, ti5ere can ne found lhasrturgy
WH5tti the tribunal ran IA" properly
Il AdNantaGeott9iy, lay tall mta!~ let
& he appropriated would even, ~
further. / would tak" aud combine M
mat Is good and excise all that is
hah from boifi organizations. This
Statement is broad enough to incilie
The suggestion that il The league.
which has heretofore riyrIpd our con
sideratious and app~rpheu~ionS. has
been 20 entWiued Hud intcrW0Yr4l into
The peace of Europe. that its good
mllSf be preserved in order to Stabilize
the peace OF thai continent. then II
can be amended or revised 50 that
We may still ave Il remnant Of world
aspirations in 1918 bundled Into lie
worlds highest conception Of hnlufui
cooperation in tn" ultimate roaliza-
tinn.
Il believe humanity would well
come the creation Of IN international
association for conference and A
world court whose v"rdi,ts upon iustl-
ciable questions. this country I'm com
mon with all nations would he hofh
willing and able 10 uphold. The dc.
c!sion of such u court or the recon-
merdntiunS Of such il conference could
ne accepted without sacrificing on
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