Following the preamble and the defi
nition of tho boundaries of the man
date, tlie text sayB in part:
"The mandatory shall have full power
of administration over the territory sub
ject to the present mandate as an ln
tegraJ portion of the Empire of Japan
and may apply the laws of the Empire
of Japan to the territory, subject to such
local modification h? circumstances may
require. . . The military training
of the natives, otherwise than for pur
poses of internal police and the local de
fence of the territory, shall be prohibited.
Furthermore, no military or naval bases
shall ba established or fortifications
erected in tho territory.
"The consent of the council, of tha
League of Nations is required for any
modification of the terms of the present
mandate. The mandatory agrees that
if any dispute whatever should arise be
tween the mandatory and another mem
ber of the League of Nations relating to
the Interpretation or the application of
the provisions of the mandate, such dis
pute, if it cannot bo settled by negoti
ation, shall be submitted to the perma
I nent Court of Internal Justice provided
for by Article 14 of the Covenant of the j
I League of Nations."
I The appended declaration by the Jap
! anese Government says in part: ". ..
