Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-30
ITALY INCLINED TO
 SUPPORT ENGLAND
 IF SHE ENTERS WAR
Sympathles of Her People Are With the Anglo-French All-
 anoe and Anti-Austrian Dem
 onstratlons Are Taking Place

ROME. Aug. 2S-rhe feeling for England is growing even warmer 4 military man who requests that his name be kept secret and who served in Africa in the first Libyan cam. psign amrms that there is a secret agreement between Italy and England whereby Italy's neutrality shall ceass the moment Austrias position in the Adriatic threatens either this country or the Triple Entente Then ltaly's fleet and army shall be at the disposal of England
 In return Italy will regain her be loved little peninsula between Trieste and Plume. where are SO many Italians under the Austrian yoke, and SO many centuries Of Italian tradi lions. for these were colonies in the days of ancient Rome. and again dur ing the palmy days of the Venetian Republic.
 Austrian feeling becomes stronger here every day. Officers have nouned their staff that their men would not take up arms for Aus tria, and that the officers would re l fuse to press their men to do SO. Thus is traditional hatred stronger than all political alliances
 This plan of retaking Trieste, and perhaps the old ports of the Dalma tian coast is SO pleasing to the Ital. ians that many rich men have of 1 fered large sums of money to the | King to defray expenses.
 If war comes. the King. it is stated by military men, will go into the cam. l paign The general stah would be removed from Rome to North Italy
 The King is a good tactician. and much respected by his soldiers Tho second in command probably would
 be Gen Tassoni who has seen much active service in Africa. But all these | arrangements are being kept secret
 so it is impossible 10 say who will command under His Majesty
 The dirigible M-3 has just ridden
 from Rome to Jesi, and the Aero Club
 of Rome sends up monoplanes and
 biplanes every morning and evening
 One of the curious features of the
 Italian situation is the unobtrusive
 opening of a modest bureau in a
 small street of the Corso. with the
 motto For the Defense of Italian
 Liberties over the entrance This ! bureau enlists volunteers. who will gC
 to the French frontier to help tht . French with a guerilla warfare They have had several hundred recruit.
 since opening yesterday. and peopl, declare they will march within ter } days Though Ricciotto Garibaldi hal SO far not been seen there. he Is be ! lieyed to be at the bottom of it. (Note-Cable despatches on Aug 2 ] stated that Garibaldi and his tw, 8 sons were organizing an Italian com ! pany in Paris)
 , Eager to Retain Trieste l The 60.0O0 men called out by th @ latest royal command are the pic
 of the reserve, men between twent s and thirty who have seen Africa ], service They include some of tn ,. famous Bersaglieri said to be tn n fastest walkers in the world-litu
 wiry men. who can stand anythin
 and shoot splendidly Two nor
 classes will be called out in a fe,
 days.
 Gradually Rome's aspect is chan,
 ing; the men who declared a wee
 ago that nothing would induce thei 10 fight are talking of Trieste an \ the splendid chance they ought ! have Of getting something back fror
 Austria. Schools are being prepare .e to lodge troops expected Saturday m Scenes of enthusiasm on the Ital l. French frontier. where Italians be o. to be able 10 enlist in the FrenI ,e ranks, are reported Sut the Go r. ernment SO far sternly refuses ,e notice it and any reference to it n. cables is censored