From a Geneva Note Book.

The article reflects on the activities and aims of the League of Nations in convening in Geneva, Switzerland in September 1926. It was evident that the idea of union was so strong that it overcame the more selfish national impulses of a country. The assembly was in response to attempts to reach a decision with respect to international affairs. It was also observed that old foes could be brought together in the League and their reconciliation could be officially witnessed.