The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21

have helped 10 assure was destroyed.
and the problem OF 1taly's national in
,egrity was virtually and irresistibiy
revived"
The hill presented by Signor Salandra
reads as follows:
THE Government In authorized in
case of war and during the duration
Of war to make decisions with due au'
thority Of law, In every respect re-
uuired, for the defence OF the state. the
guarantee OF public order and urgent
economic national necessities.
THE provisions contained in Articles
2<3 to 25l OF the military code con.
,lnue in force. The Government is au-
thorized also to have recourse until De-
cember 81. 1915. to monthly provisional
appropriations for balancing the Judge.
This law shall como into force tho Cay
it is passed"
An outburst Of cheering followed the
speech and lasted fifteen minutes. Even
the officers and soldiers stationed in
he building cheerej. The members
rose In their seats repeatedly and ac-
claimed tho Premier. The Socialists.
who remained seated during these dem
constructions. were hooted and denounced
openly az "traitora"
Deputies Enthuaiastic.
Ex-M!nister Boselli. the father OF the
house." said
This house. elected by universal suf-
frage, wills the accomplishment OF our
national destinies and the realization OF
our national rights. Italian soldiers are
impatiently waiting for the order To
march. italian sailors are eager to re-
new the exploits OF the Venetians and
the Genoese. All look to the King to
lead them to victory. They look TO
Rome as the mistress of civilization"
Slgnor Boselli's speech was interrupted
by cheers and wild applause. At its
Conclusion there was an unparalleled
Gene OF enthusiasm. The Deputies in
sisted that the speech be printed and
posted up throughout the kingdom.
Luigi Barzilai. a native OF Trieste,
urged that the redemption OF the Tren.
tino and Trieste be fastened
The Socialist Deputy, Filippo Tura'i
made a speech OF opposition TO wal with
Austria. His words were interrupted by
hooting and l~mprecations from all parts
OF the house. Signor Ciccotti. a member
Of the Reformist Socialists. urged war
During the ballot,ing the Giolitti
members hustled and pushed the oficials
OF the Chamber. when the result wal
announced the entire house cheered and
%applauded, The speaker shouted Long
live Italy" Long live the King I"
Long live the army and ANY =
The Deputies embraced each other and
wept for JOY. All the Ministers
received congratulations. The Chambe
adjourned sine die. As the member
filed out into the street they sans
patriotic songs. In the piazza in front
of the Parliament building they were
cheered by the troops on guard.
Spain, Not 4. g., Asked to Act.
Baron Sonnino. the Foreign Minister
had conferences to-day with Thoma
Nelson Page. the American Ambassador
and r.. P!nay Millet. the Spanish Am
bassador, regarding the protection Of
Italian interests in Germany and Aus
tria during the war. The Foreign Minis
ter explained that on account OF the pos
sibility OF war W the United state
and Germany the care of Italian inter
csts in the enemy countries would b,
entrusted to the Spanish diplomatic rep
icsentatives.
II is reported from Milan that IN,
Austrian feet at Pola, the Austria
naval base in the Adriatic, Is undel
steam and waiting only the actual out
break OF hostilities 10 proceed to Venic,
'nd lombard the ancient city. In antici
nation of such an action the authori
lies for several weeks nave been en-
aged in removing the art treasures
rom the galleries and churches O
Venice.