New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-28
ITALIANS MAKE
DASH FOR TRIESTE
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Red Cross automobiles. Everywhere
battalons Of soidlers we're TO be SEEN
held back As yet from the fighting line:
p.ckiry heir way throu n the crowded
roads we're carts. drawn by oxen, n
which were women and children, wlih
their household goods. BEHIND them
walked The men, dccing from the Da'-
tlcsvcqt region.
The Proclamation issued yesterday
by King Victor Emmanuel, upon taxing
supreme command Of the Italian army
ana navy, says:
isolde rs On land md sea: The sol
enu hour OF the nations claims mas
struck. Following the example OF MY
grandfather. take tod. supreme
command Of Itaiy's forces on land and
sea. with the assurance % victory
which your bravery, selt-aDneBauon
and discipline VIII obtain
"The enemy you are preparing 70
fight is hardened to war and worthy OF
you. Favored by he nature OF the
ground and skilful works he will re-
sist tenac ously, but your unsuodued
ardor will surely vanqulsh him.
Soldiers, 20 you has come the glory
Of unfurlng l,aly's coiors on the
sacred lands which nature has given rs
the frontiers Of our country. To you
has come the glory Of finally accom-
plishng the work undertaken with so
much herOlsm by our fathers"
Except for the flags which fly, not
only from every house but almost from
every window, Rome gives little indi-
cation of being the capital OF country
which has entered upon great war
While the entire nation was eager for
q l.. 80 -rafV Of gs.f m . 2 q A.
has followed the stormy scenes which
were enacted from the time the Salan-
dra Cabinet resigned until 1t was re-
stored 10 power and the demonstra-
tions OF rejoicing which followed until
the opening Of hostilitIes.
1t l. apparent that the nation is pre-
pairing TO make without complaint
whatever sacrifices the war may bring
The rush to Join the colors continues
throughout Italy, the volunteers in
GLIDING every age and profession. Al
ready twenty members OF Parliament
and fifty journalists Of Rome have en-
rolled.
Leonida BissOlati- Bergamaschi, leader
OF the Reform Socialists. has taken the
rank of sergeant in the 4th Alpine Reg
iment, stationed at Urea, town IN the
VALLEY of Aosta, from which Slgnor
Bissolati has made many Alpine
ascents. The poet Gabrielle dAnnun-
zio has received permission 10 serve as
volunteer on d warshlp.
Both the Minister of War and Cen
eral Cadorna, Chief of Staff, have dis
approved OF the organization Of sep
arate body Of volunteers. and Peppino
Garibaldl and his volunteers will take
service with the brigade known as the
"Hunters Of the Alps" which was
founded in 1859 and was commanded
as an Independent corps during the war
of Sardinia and France against Austria
By Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian
patriot.
Virtually all those who have fought
in the Argonne will join this body, and
their former military positions, as Tar
as possible, will be recognized, Pepplno
Garibaldi becoming a colonel or the
regular army.
The declaration of war by Italy has
so slightly dislocated business affairs
that it has been decided no moratorium
is necessary While the government
gave permission TO banks and institu-
ton. for the deposit of money TO sus-
pend operations for five days, all these
places have remained open.
The Chamber Of Commerce suggests,
however, that in order 10 assist per-
sons who are dependent on tourists
for BUSINESS, such as hotclkeepers and
stopkeepers Of various kinds, magls-
trates be permitted to order them 10
defer payments until the war is over.