Since we don't have the statements to choose from, let's summarize Wilson's goals for the League of Nations: its focus, as imagined by Wilson, should be to keep the peace between the countries that took part in it.
American president Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) suggested the creation of a League of Nations in hist Fourteen Points speech. Given in a time when the end of the Great War -- what we now call First World War -- was noticeable in the horizon, Wilson was making plans on how to avoid another such war.
The League should thus mediate conflicts and create a culture of solidarity between the countries, where if one country was attacked, the others should immediately defend it.
