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xe Sd , : aan a) re, AFTTEUA TON. < * * In the tenth year of ite ertetonce, the @.-I. L. P- Ps affirma thet its first principles renain uncheken end that the =~ -i course of evente since 1914 and the pezeent porition La Eurose ara 2 the inevitaolo result of the wiclaticu of thos principies. : ; GCHLITION OF ESROFE. —“Bincse the Armistice of 2318, Europe ras contimed to live under conditions esrentially tinss cf war. We heve seen economic - chaos, pectilence and famine, fmmensc military freparations oa the pert of the victorious Allics and the new Ctatee set up oy then, the continence of the outrage of the denies of Cocaupestion, the invesion of disarmed Cermany, the renewal of actual war in the Heer Eact, the opprese+on ef minoritics, the ort ppling and éeflarce of the League of Ketione, *he steady creation of internat ionel hatred and s univergsl sense of inecourity. These are the bitter fruits of Man's own acts. 2 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICLK be We affirm again our conviction that a civilised world can be based upon the primiples of international justise from which Will develop international coopsration; that the use of armed force for offensive or defenrive purporer and the esonamic blockade by * States against onc anothor must be roplaced by the universal adop- ' tion of arbitration and conciliation topeter with complete éis- armament by lend, sea, air, and the willing ebandonssnt of non- moraldideas of soversaignty or prostigo which mast mecesarily be : gubversive of international goodwill. : DIVTATED TREATIES. . We dcelarc thet the principic cf intornational justice ie trahsgresecd by the cnforecmont ef the Right of Conqucet in tne -e . " @ietated treatics which torminsted the World-war and we ronew ovr Vagnee, ca eee emai