Per the league of nations idea be j
ten"fined to The Hague, and he devel- j
oped there along the lines that have |
already been discussed here it should '
he remembered that the real object of j
the conference-* at The Ha-rue was to j
establish a league of nation' to regu
late H -ir relation*- with one another
on the base« of law. order and ; nee. i
Tli'i' work should go on. P is a work j
?. i<- neressnrPv slow for it demands
constant compromises of ideas and ,
ideal.-: but if is beneficent, and ulti
maf'ly s! ould brim: the nations into ;
accord, arid enable them to establish
an international -y.--f«-m Hint an v.Jl! [
•nithf dly support Th.e Hague league
properlv mu- that should ire hide all
of the allied nations, tin* ne utrals, and
• \“ii Prussia, Austria. Turkey, and
Hulmaria In the meantime the great
died powers of today should remain •
allied, trusting neither the weak m u 1
Mals nor the unprincipled Prussians,
i ut ever readv to strike to prevent this j
.:r from having h-en fought in vain.
IIKRBKRT W POWKX
Woodstock, t on it . Aug. mis.
MANHASET WON
Manhasset won its game* from Ster
ling Saturda'. 1 >\ a score of X to Li. It
as r at her h . »d> played, t In- home
team having if.- own way from the
I list inning
lev.* tt City is t j i1 a v flu* Manilas
fit ham this Saturda) on the Man
basset field The visiting team has
a record this fafti <>! winning Is
straight gam
w
Kind er <Ic,
Roo**
I • > I ■ A !i...ir,Mn!inn.
