'England and other members of th
Entente, however, will do very well
to carefully ponder whether this
would serve as a precedent which
might be followed after the conclu
sion of peace to renew the flame of
hatred. If this is to be a peace of
understanding and reconciliation, the
treaty to be concluded must contain
the traditional amnesty clause."
MANX ADDITIONAL
WILL BEN EFIT
Americans who served in the
armies of our Allies and were dis
abled thereby, and who, under the
rehabilitation law of the United States
government are at present debarred
from receiving vocational retraining,
may now receive the same re-education
and placement as the disabled
soldiers, sailors and marines of the
United States government. More than
twenty thousand young Americans
enlisted in the Canadian, French and
English armies, and many of them
sustained injuries which have per
manently disabled them, and until
now they have not been able to re
ceive the benefits of the federal re
habilitation law. They are enabled to
do so now on account of the fund of
J150.000 advanced iby the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks to the
Federal Board for Vocational Edu
cation, which is the agent in charge
through which the government ac
complishes the re-education of these
disabled men.
In addition, men of the United
States forces who were injured by
accident, or otherwise, while in the
service previous to October 6. 1917,
will also be cared for under this ar
rangement, and the Federal Board for
Vocational Education at Washington
is now endeavoring to locate men of
both of these classes in need of re
training in order to make them effi
cient for civil life again, and will
welcome information leading to this
end.
TO ADMIT WOMEN.
