New Britain herald., 1915-04-26
ITALY TO ENTER WAR
ON SIDE OF ALLIES
Before Italian Parliament COnVeneS
In Nay, CSrb Ids impression.

Paris, April IS, $50 a. ma friend
and brother officer of Peppino Carl
baldi has informed the Petit Journal
that Garibaldi gained the impression
from interviews with King Victor
Emmanuel, Premier Salandra, for
eign Minister Sonnoni and promi-
nent politicians that Italy would en-
ter the war on the side of the allies
before parliament convenes in May.
Won Buelow Pessimistic.
Paris, April 26, $50 a. MA dip
lomat accredited to the Quirinal who
requested that his name be not dis
closed, told the Mathis Geneva cor
respondent THAI in a conversation
with Prince Won Buelow on April
10, the German ambassador appeared
pessimistic over the outlook for a
peaceful solution of the Austro-
Italian difficulties
The situation is obscure" Prince
Won Buelow is quoted saying,
and / expect no good can come
from 1t. Italys pretensions are such
that it is impossible for Austria to
accept them. On the other. hand
Italian military preparations are as
Stunning such proportions that the
hypothesis of simple diplomatic pres
sure becomes inadmiasble. Evil
IDENTIFY the object of the negotiations
was to gain time"
Will Prorogue Parliament.
Rome. April 26, via Paris, sos a.
m.-The opinion prevails in parlia-
mentary circles that if no definite
s@..~
the war is reached previous to May
IL, the date upon which the cham
Der of deputies reconvenes, parlia-
ment will be prorogued
International questions could not
be discussed in parliament while
they were still under negotiation, it
is argued, and it would be absurd
and almost undignified for parlia-
ment to discuss trif1ing matters when
such highly important questions were
before the country. Furthermore,
the chamber has given full powers
to the cabinet, and nothing has oc-
CURED to destroy this confidence.
King Holds Conferences.
King Victor Emmanuel met the
members of the cabinet in confer
ence yesterday. He talked at length
with Premiar Salandra and For
eign Minister Sonnani on the sit
uation and after. they had gone he
was closeted for an hour with Min
lister of War ZupelH.
Referring to the international A.
nancial situation created by the war.
the Giornale D'Italia says the United
States, at the end of hostilities, will
be the only country to have secured
In
then gives statistics to show the in
crease in American exports, and says
further: "Ths war which is de-
vouring Europe is magnificent
thing, financially, for the United
States"
10000 Called to CoIors.
Verona, Italy, April 25, $50 p. M,
Via Paris, April %, 9:25 a. m.-De-
spatches received from the frontier
describing conditions in the Prov
ince of Trent state that commerce
and industry are paralyzed and ag-
riculture at standstill, because of
the lack of workmen, 10000 having
| been called to the colors. All
horses and oxen have been requisi-
| toned.
The lack of sulphate of copper,
used t. kill parasites which infest
| the mulberry trees, has seriously
| threatened the silk worm industry
| one of the chief resources of that
! section.
Austrians FOrtify Frontier.
| Austrian military authorities are
said to be rapidly completing their
prepare tons for defense. Twelve
thousand troops are quartered at
Trent. 1000 at Rovereto, 1000 at
Riva and $1,000 altogether at var
| ious small places. Arrangements
are being made for housing 5000
Prussians, 5000 at Trent and 1000
| Of Na11o T no nd