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v Attorney at Law
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> EXAMiNATlONS FRET
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Text of a Resolution Presented in Milan;
Recently to President Wilson
The nicest important resolution pre
sented to President Wilson in Milan
Italy, on January 5th. had been ap
proved by the c caveat in lor ih<
League of Free Nations in that city
as follow's:
"The Convention of the Italian Pa
taily of the Universal Association fo:
a League of Free Nations, being eon
v.nced of the supreme necessity of :
voiding the arising, amidst the victoi
ions Nations of those nationalistic
tendencies and imperialistic rivalries
front which the world's war spruits
and which would deprive the people
after many sacrifices and deaths. 01
that assurance of justice and peace
which is the wish and the demand ol
all these who fought in this war. n:
well as of al? the peoples, and which
was solemnly promised to them by
all governments is the Lour of danget
sad staggie: recalling that the nego
tlatioTs for the armistice were sabot
dimed to the consentient acceptance
on the pan of all the belligerent
i States . f President Wilson's fourteen
’ points, with only a reservation con
coming -he way of interpreting the
“freedom of the seas:” affirms the
necessity that at the peace Conference
th League of Free Nations bo cons
tituted as a preliminary organism for
ad other negotiations and the princi
p’-s of which should direct the sol.:
t-ons of each and every territorial ot
juridical problem created by the war
The Convention Affirms the Necess
:?v
1 That the discussion at tin
Peace Conference be Conducted in
public.
- That the d-mocratic current oi
itac-aa intervectionism. just as it took
its share of responsibilities f:r the
war. be adequately represented in
the delegation to the peace confer
The Convention, considering that
-c-r tae immense suffering caused in
^ the nations by a
wer which the whole-w rid could not
-r i tw'-f the aggression bv the
Central Powers: for the direct and
?^uerai participation even of women
and children in the. sufferings and
dangsrs of military operations; for
l2; ^,s,tlr* fere-knowledge of the
-rightful scientific rahlesssess of a
5<f' *aT: for l’a* certainty that
wherever a new war would start. n0
°3tK>n c aW »v*!d Wing dragged iu
«: considering }a short, that for
811 A***P«l«X5e which the wbo’e
=ta^ssd has had in four years of the
- ■-•rid 3 war. the detormiaatfos has
now beetmto universal and finn
& - ^'^Itzedcooatrles that a new -war
s“oaW be made impossible at aav
Js'” r' - v>-s that an intense and
w.-st-matsc action of propaganda a
~'’;s ti“‘ pe°P,e and of pressure and
h :13b<v 0n the Governments be or
--red =j.ctj the Entente Nations
->h a clear, practical, and well spe
-ifitd pro-ram as w..u?d dispel the
leg:wat» doubt* of all persons in
oed faith a.-d be founded on the- fo!
principles;
1 France. Great Britain, hair. aa<1
tt;e Lilted States of America should
a&e *rvery initiative c^cessary to
transform the Entgste- of the asti*
German Powers into a League o(
Free Nations for the preservation of
peace.
i. The preservation of peace shall
not imply a perennial preservation at
any cost of the international settle
ment as may he the outcome of the
present agrement among some Na
rior.s; on the contrary, it shall be
founded on the recognition of the
serial duties of each nation towards
itself, the associated nations, and the
whale mankind, having as supreme
purpose the moral, intellectual, and
economical uplift of each and of all
the nations, and it shall conform
with the moral democratic ideas of
times and with such ideas as may in
future be evolved in -the conscience
of the civilized N'ations.
3. The Peace Conference shall,
therefore submit during the peace ne
gotiations. when a direct agreement
among the parties interested is evi
dently impossible. As to the prc*b
lems which may rise fr >m changes
in the present moral and material
conditions, the States adhering to the
League of Free Nations for the Pre
srvaticn of Peace shall bind them
selves to;
a.) Submit all controversies to ar
Nitration when it is found impossible
to reconcile contrary interests thru
direct negotiations.
b) To intervene as a whole, even
by force tf arms, to establish arbi
tration proceedings and to see that
t’-e decision so given is observed com
pe'iing any State which should fail
to comply with the obligation of pre
serving the peace t-> pay the cost of
damages.
■■ i bat States so associated shall.'
a » Give themselvc a Constitution
cu the •basis of popular representation
if they have not it already, by which
. the control on public financial e3ti'
mates and expenditures be made
possible on the part of any represen
tative of all the classes of both the
male and the female population:
b 1 Introduce into their Cons tit u
ticn. if they have not it already, the
inhibition of any secret treaty;
c.) Have their codes contemplate
a> a crime the circulation of false
news intended to excite hatred a
mong the Nations;
d i Recognize that th? number and <
the formation of military forces of
each States on sea and land are mat
-er3 of general interest to the Asso
ciation for the League of Nations; i
e.) Prohibit the private manufae i
tyring .of arms explosives, warships. ;
submarines and other products of ‘
warlike use:
it Execute the deliberations of the :
SnpemaU'tnal Committees as here '•
inafter described: '■
3. Essential guarantees of the re 1
scect of the obligations assumed bj
the associated States and the pet
rnacent institution of one or more 1
Super natioal Committees, formed o! *
Deiee>ate* fro mthe Associated States '
with the following attre/butions;
a. ) To promote arbitration for all
the controversies from which it U
feared that peace may die disturbed; '
b. i To intervene directly, or grant '
power of iaterventiori under Us own
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control. i:i the affairs of Associated
States, when this should be found
necessary in order to insure an actv
al and true operation of the institv
ticns which are compulsory for all;
c. ) To assign to each State its prc
portion of military forces on land
and ge.\. which must bo kept at th;
disposal of the League; give its prt
vious approval to the financial esti
mates for such forces and see, when
necessary, that the expenditures are
properly effected.
d. • To control in all the associat
ed Slates the manufacturing of arms
explosives, submarines and other pro
ducts of warlike uge.
6. The Super-national Committee?
will have their own budgets, formed
by the constitutions of the associat
ed States cr by the said Committees
own incomes. All sea forces and the
internationally organized and the
League shall have its own naval
basig. The dismtss'ons and decision?
of the Sitnenj ;ational Committees
shall be conducted in pttblic.
7. The States which have remained
neutral during the war shall be invit
ed to participate in the League, on
the same condition? as e-'*ab!igh<d
for the Entente Powers
S. The States which will succeed in
the new Europe t > the States c-f the
Quadruple German Alliance- shall:
a be compelled to pay war damages
on an equitable proportion and ac
cording to the responsibilities:
b. give specia" and adequate guaran
tes of their peaceful intentions;
c. have the ri-ht of participating In
the League of Xaftong with the spe
cial obliT; tions and guarantes as a
b.ovc stated b sides the obligations
as ary common to all the Associated
9- The States which should refuse
to p-rryipate in the League and to
accept the control on their armaments
and arm plants, shall be economically
boycotted by the Agsociatedstates.
IN1 THE DISTRICT COURT "FOR
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA
DIVISION NO. 1
MacDonald Wiest Lumber Company, a
Corporation. Plaintiff
vs.
'raig Lumber Company, a Co poration
Oe endant
ro CRAIG LUMBER COMPANY, A
CORPORATION, Defendant, Greeting
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, You and each
>f you. are hereby commanded to be
ind appear in the above entitle ' court
lotden at Ketchikan In said Division
>f said District and answer the com
ilaint filed against you in th eabove
intitled action, within thirty days
rom the date of the service of this
lummons and a copy of the said com
liaint upon you, and, if you fail so to
mpear and answer, for want thereof,
he plaintiff will take judgment again^
iou. and each of you, for the sum
cecified in said complaint, and will
looly to the Court for the relief de
manded therein. a copy of which said
:omplain* is herewith served upon
•ou.
"The above action is brought for the
orpciosure an' enforcement of a la
icrer’s lien fi'ed by plaintiff against
lefendant above as ov/ner of certain
ogs and lumber manufactured there
rom 'piled and delivered by plain
iff to defendant under an expressed
cn-ract under which $27,871.50 is due
ilainfcff from defendant.
The date of the order for the service
f the within summons by publication
s January 25. 1919. and the defendant
5 required to answer said summons
/ithin thirty days from the date of'
he se-vlce of this summons
And you, the United States Marshal
f Division No. 1 of the District of
Alaska, or any deputy, are hereby re
used to makp service of this sum
nans upon the said defendant, and
ach of them, as by law required, and
ou will make due return hereof to
he Clerk of this Court within forty
ays from date of its delivery to you,
/ith an endo'sement hereon of your
loings in the premises.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
lereto set my hand and affixed the
iea! of the above Court, at Juneau,
Uaska, this 25th day of January, A.
). 1919.
J. W. Bell, Clerk
:irst publicaUon January 27, 1919
.ast publication March 17, 1919.
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-H.R.THOMPSON, Agent.
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GROUND ICE
FOR HALIBUT BOATS
The Alaska Coast Fish Co., has established an Icing station on
Chicago? Island at a point two miles West of
POINT ADOLBHUS
___ ■ ICY STRAITS
We are now prepared to deliver ground ice in any quantity
AT OUR ICING STATION
ALASKA COAST FISH COMPANY
Restaurant For Sale.—Address, M.
L., P. O. B. 742.—adv.
WANTED—Girl at the Liberty
Lunch.—adv.
FOR 3ALE:—12 li. p. 2 cylinder 4
cjcle med., duty engine. 8 skate of
halibut gear, anchors and buoys, one
doiy. H. C. Hankins, first house
south of Heath’s store, adv. Imp.
MRS". J. A. HUMMER, late of Se
attle, will do plain and fancy dress
aking. Phone 222.—adv. Imp.
For Sale—36 ft. fishing Boat—16
II. P. Heavy duty Engine. Apply at
Inman’s Boat House.—adv. 6tp
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REGISTRATION
The Registration Books are now
open at the Council Chamber from
1 o’clock p. m. to 5 o’clook p. m. for
tho registration of legal voters of
the City of Ketchikan.
Registration closes March 23th,
1919, at 4 o’clock p. m. Dated Feb
ruary 19th, 1919.
S. A. Plumley,
Registration officer.
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