The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-09-30
SAYS ITALY IS RIGHT IN war
BARON III san SEvERINO ON
MS COtNTRY'S Cause.
Thinks Italy Is Entitled to More Mcditcr.
rancan Country Because Other Ma
tions Have so Much Here for Data
for Book on Our Institutions.

tions Have 80 Much--Here for Data
for Book on Our Institutions.
Baron Bernardo Quarantine di San
Severino who has been in this country
for several months studying political
sociological and other conditions and
collecting data for a forthcoming book
which will be called Americans as Re
vealed to a European" says that Italy
is quite within her rights in claiming
Tripoli. Baron d San Severino hse
written on many political and economic
subjects. has contributed leading articles
10 the Mdhino Of Naples and the Gicrno,
Matilde de Serao's paper.
Volumes could be written on the sub
ject of the proposed italian occupation
of Tripoli," said Baron di San Severino
yesterday. although / am entirely
in sympathy with the peace movement
so nobly advocated and generously sup
ported by Mr. Carnegie. when you come
, to think that other Mediterranean powers
such as France apd Spain have Algeria,
Tunis and the Moroccan possessions 1t
| is only just that Italy. with the whole
Of her long coast line, 1000 miles. includ-
ing Sicily and Sardinia. in this very
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All the more 10 1taly's attitude justified
when one considers that England, although
by geographical position so far from the
"nc"'' Poeseeeee '"e n"a.es'
.any Oil Important po'nts o' "'ora,.a''
na''d al" Isyp', Gnu "he,' e'e" YER
many most oecioeo'y hor'herh power
''a,,,,S 'isn's III Morocco'
me RAM" ana o'ner organs OF tne
iurAsf press are Prociaimins 'nat Euro
pea" .rea''es are mere Instruments OF
oeceP.ioh wh'ch are oestroyeo when an
aoVah'age If 10 DC gained therepy' 90
.sr rs 'ne ir,poh question Is concerned
.nis may De oehied' ior II Is ~ei known
'hs' i'aiye move IN tne matter mas peer
prompted primarily by the desire TO seek
rearess 'or .ne treatment received py
itaiiahs res!dinS wthn the turkish en-
pre-,
Much as 40 not doubt that the Italian
nag VIII soon noat over lrlpoh. wish
senator lommaso Iittoni were now N
'he i'ahan ,aoinet. he was very sue
tess'u, munster OF roreieh Anairs' When
me re'ations between AUSTRIA ana Italy
had become strained after the Innsbruck
riots he overcame a very difficult position
and bv great tact and rare ab;,ity hro,gbt
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a. VIC P'e'.h' 'app, p,oci'e''ie','oe'"eeh
'he TWO countries. he Is Undoubtedly
the Cavour Of our present times
Baron di San Seyerino has so Jar made
pos, of hi. studiss ~ An,.r;,, ,,d ~.
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A"ie''eahs III We" iork. nut ne Is shorty
going tur'her aheld. he IL not sure as
to just how long II will take him to get
the materials he is looking for
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The chief characteristic OF this country
is magnitude in everything. and a great
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oi ner ne n"us more or less the same
kind OF life. but in the United States he
feels he is in a new. grand, sui generis
country, with typicaI and peculiar char.c.
,aris.,cs 81 r,,,ch hav. 7 49,, go"
-. " ooe" 'aHeh up
WIN continually observing the conpli-
Gated and peculiar but neverthe less
interesting life Of your people that I shall
not he able to write NV hooL wh;,o -,
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