The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21
Most Strict Regulations Laid
Down BY Authorities
WATCH RUMAnIA's ATTITUDE
An Uprising in Pola in Which Forty
Persons Were Killed and Many
Wounded
IAssocIated Press Dispatch ]


Rome tia Paris. May ia royal
degree under which all railroad lines
and stations in Italy are placed en-
tircly under the supervision of the
military authorities was published by
The Official Gazette.
Foreign Minister Sonnino Is re
ported To- have informed the council
of ministers at its session this even
ing that officers Of additional terri
tOrial concessions have been received
from Austria
Rumania's Attitude Watched.
Rumania' s attitude is being watched
with the keenest interest as no Of
fetal announcement has been made
whether the cordial relations with
Italy have been transformed into an
actual alliance. There undoubtedly is
= diplomatic understanding between
The two governments.
Forty persons were killed and sew
eral hundred wounded by the police
and Austrian troops in quelling an
uprising in Pola. according TO The
Idea MaZionale. The homes OF Italian
subjects are reported to have been
sacked by the authorities.
F1dnu Out otTiCt OroerS.
Under the provisions of the rail
road decree published today. the mill
tary officials are given power to pro-
hibit suspected persons from travel
ing the railroads or even approaching
the limits. All travellers are warned
at certain points that they must not
look from the carriage windows, but
must keep the shutters closed. Any
person approaching a tunnel or bridge
will be imprisoned six months. N
war has been declared when the Of
Tense is committed they will be court
martialed Soldiers and the police
are authorized to fire upon persons
who violate this decree.
Terms Set Forth BY Austria.
Berlin, May 19.-"You are aware"
said DR.. Won Bethmann-llollweg, the
imperial chancellor. speaking In the
reichsag. that the relations be.
tween Italy and Austria-Hungary with
in the last months have been strongly
strained
From the speech made by Count
Tisza YOU will have gathered that the
Vienna cabinet. In a sincere effort to
insure enduring peace between the
dual monarchy and Italy and to take
into account the lasting great vital
interests of both empires. had re.
solved on farreaching concessions to
Italy of territorial nature.
Il consider 1t proper to Indicate
these concessions TO you.
"First-Part of the Tyrol inhabited
by Italians was TO be ceded to Italy.
"Second-The western bank OF the
Isonzo. in so far as the population
was purely Italian. and the town OF
Gradisca likewise was to be coded TO
Italy
Thrd-Trieste was 10 be made an
imperial free city. receiving an ad.
ministration which would insure the
Italian character of the city and to
have an Italian university.
"Fourth-ltalian sovereignty over
Avlona "a seaport OF Albania) and a
sphere of interest belonging thereto
TO be recognized,
Fifth - Austria-Hungary declared
her political disinterestedness regard
ing Albania.
"Sixth-The national interests of
Italians in Austria to be particularly
respected.
'Seventh-Austria-H Hungary to grant
amnesty to political military pris-
oners belonging 10 the ceded terri.
tory"