The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-18
Territorial Concession She Is
Willing to Grant Not AC-
Ceptable to ItaIy-Effort
Termed Hopeless.
WAR PARTY is INSISTEN1
Advise King Nothing Can Be
Gained BY Aiding Teutons-
Urge Aiding Allies While
Aid Is Needed.

Rome, Sunday, March IA, (via Paris
March 15).-The report current In
Rome today that Francis Joseph, en-
peror Of Austria, had absolutely re-
jected the idea of any territorial con-
cessions to Italy has met an authorita-
tive denial. The situation in this re-
gard seems to be that the little Aus
tria Is reluctantly disposed to concede
is so inadequate compared to what Italy
would accept that an understanding
seems hopeless.
Premier Salandra spoke briefly in the
chamber Of deputies today on this sub
Ject. His remarks are interpreted as
meaning that the efforts to induce Aus
tria to make concessions to Italy are
proceeding under the guidance OF
Prince Won Buelow, the German nm
bassador to Italy.
The chamber today approved by 1874
votes against "a a bill for the economic
n military defense OF the state. This
measure enforces heavy penalties
against espionage.
This afternoon a gathering OF repub-
licans attempted to hold a meeting in
honor of the patriot and re~volutionist,
| MaZZini. Grenadiers with fixed bayo-
nets caused them to disperse, where
\ upon the crowd cried:
Down with Austria!" The demon
strants hen made their way to the
Garibaldi statue, where a number OF
fiery speeches criticizing Germany and
expressing sympathy with Belgium
were delivered.
Rome, Ovia Paris), March 15.-It is
apparent to close observers that the
situation for Italy IL daily becoming
more complicated. The argument Is
/ hn{-r p,a1n wifh narg{Sfonnn that Sha
must soon reach a definite decision as
to what course h will follow. The
case OF Greece is being referred to; heT
assistance, even II offered, might not
now be accepted by the allies n the
same thing might happen in h case
Of Italy, some italian observers believe,
If she proposed to join the allies when
her help was no longer necessary. Con-
sequently a certain section of h pub
lie is today urging the government ia
throw in its lot with the allies while
there As yet time and opportunity.
Want Piece Of Turkey.
The possible forcing of the Darda-
nelles by the naval forces Of the allies
Is regarded here as a prelude to the
partition Of Turkey. 1t Is imperative
according to this faction that Italy
have a voice in any such political d.
vision, but this she could not expect II
she entered any agreement with the
Teutonic allies concerning Trent ant
Trieste.
No official statement has yet beer
made as to the intentions of the italian
government in this regard. The near
est approach to any definite indication
is found in the following paragraph In
the Giornale D'Italia:
Italy can at no cost allow her po-
sition as a world power to be lesseneG
l Of fha conclusion ~ nnaRa Cha IN nnni
permit her national aspirations to bC
turned aside, her interests to suffer
This is the will of the people n Il
must be the program Of the govern
ment. No unJustifiable weakness car
be allowed"
Prince Won Buelow, the German am
bassador Is continuing his active
propaganda the purpose of which Is tc
Induce Italy to stand by Germany. HI
Is assuring the quirinal that Germany
undoubtedly will be successful in pre-
vailing upon Austria Hungary to salts
fy the italian claims. These date
back to the war OF 1856, when the
Venetian provinces were Ceded to Italy
and it is the first time they ever have
been recognized in Berlin.
Won Buelows Active.
Princess Won Buelow Is a member o.
q we'll known Italian family. She and
| uST huoDdhu hdNC DSSAA 6ANhAo
Of receptions and dinners to which
senators and deputies and even mem
bers Of the cabinet have been invited.
To his campaign the diplomatic rep
representatives. of the allies are opposing
a policy radically different in Its outer
manifestations. They are not ~endeavor'
ing to exert pressure upon Italy to In
duce her to change her attitude. They
leave her to judge how her interests
will best be served. They do, however
call attention to the way in which thu
situation has changed since last Oc'
tober. The picture today as they are
constantly presenting 1t, is that Grea'
Britain has 1000. 600 men in the cont
nent, France has organized her re-
serves. The Turco- German attack or
Egypt evidently has come to failure
the blockade against Great Britain ha'
been Of questionable success and in
forcing OF the Dardnnelles with TN
| CONSEQUENT occupation Of CONSTANT
uople is proceeding satisfactorily.