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igidedrea na “ae has niotayigle, . ty zation Will find themselves Limitcd by interests of other setiona. The general interest will be test safe-guarded by the just md reciprocal balance of parti- OULeT fnterests. It is the duty, a6 it is to the sdvetage of. fetions, to help gach. other wrtil the ‘ise when thoy unite to 8 single federstion. The advan- - 2 deze of mitual pelpfulness Se w consequence of their actual 4nterdependences “ne day of mutual help is born of faith in human brotherhood, which cannot be vintted by frontiers. Wational entities have no interest an harming each other, and further, ‘4t is their adventege and their duty to collaborate, Their common gim is to fight together age inst the scourges of nature and the evils which gat hes brought upon the earth, smi to establish the: eonditions of Life most - favorable to the highest human deve lopment. ate THE INTERNATIONAL FOLITICAL ORDER. An international political order ean only be peacefully established , t¢ each nation consente to restrain little by little its absolute ond jealous Bove ersignty and to remein interdependent oniy in those questions which do not cone | eern the entire human community. Nations - peoples as well as governments = Bust acquire the habit of working together with eontrol. The eooperation must be positive and. sdentical; ana there must be @ reel {nternationel orgenizations , ° ; Fithout this essential condition an Internationa] Court of Justice, pe matter how powerful or impartial as between nations it might ‘be, would not suffice to secure a permanent peace, because it would not ebolish the innumerable causes of conflict thet sre eonstantly springing from imperialistic rivalries. . Whatever may be the form of this international government it must not become either sutocratic or tyrennical, but must alweys remein,ss must the international governments ; under democratic sontrol. the disadvantages of Bureaucracy ould be minimised or even aeoided by e frequent aelection of eompet- ent and active wen‘end by the possibility of the frequent reoeli of representes tives and officers. ; Ae ORGANIZATION. In order to distinguish the eentral dnternational _ereanisr of which re desire from the existing League of Bations, which 1s neither universal nor demecratic, either in at's representation or dts consti- tution, re vill name it the "League of Peoples". It 4s possible that this we ’ League ef Peoples will reewit in the tranaformetion from the Present League of Bations.