Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-08
PRESIDENT ENDS VISIT
 KING VICTOR
Repetition of Ovation Given Presidential Party in Lon don and Paris.

Turin, Italy, Jan. 6.-(By Associat- ed Press. )-Presiden Wilson today wound up his visit to Italy by tour multuous welcome quite as hearty as he received at Genoa and Milan. AL together, however, the greeting was more orderly
 Again thousands of persons focked the streets and rent the air with shouts with "Viva Wilson, God of peace," and similar expressions.
 After round of receptions, Pres ident Wilson and his party departed for Paris, where they are due to ar rive tomorrow morning.
 The most picturesque feature of the Presidents visit was the gathering of Mayors of cities and towns in Pied mont to greet him. They came from every little cross road community as we'll as the large cities.
 The Mayors came long before the president in long line and each re- ceived smile and a handclasp. The same reception was accorded all of them.
 Some of the Mayors were so shy eIlov He'u Io pc pullcu lIlSluc Dy IlclI friends. Some of them kissed the hand of the president Others bent their knees in low bows, while one said: Good day, MT. Wilson"
 Thousands packed the square before the Palace of the Duke of Piedmont and heard President Wilson deliver a short speech. The crowd was so great that few among it probably heard the words of greetings the President ut tered. Thousands of hats were toss- ed in the air and there was continual tion of the cries of "Viva Wilson"
 Later at luncheon President Will son repeated the words of his Milan sneech of Sunday night dealing with the sufferings of the working classes and telling the men of Turin that while peace was to be made in Paris, it was their business to continue to carry on their efforts for lasting peace
 The war has been won. the Presi- d"nt said, at great prine-nOt of blood and treasure alone, but of sui ferings and hunger of women and "hi'dren and the loss of hopes and am- h'tions. all of which made necessary the "uarantee of a lasting peace
 While the demonstration for the president was in progress. several men circulated pamnhlets in Italian containing former President Roose- velt's comment on President Wilson's 14 points for peace. At one point of the march the air was filled with f1uttering papers which turned out to be arguments addressed to President Wilson, pointing out why he should support Italy's claim to Dalmatia and to other territorial expansion.
 The President was evidently in good spirit throughout the day, al- though he was tired from constant travel and speech making. Never theless, he entered into the happy spirit of all the demonstrations, at times leading the bands with gestures while the crowds cheered. At one time, he threw kisses to the crowds with both hands.
 At the University of Turin, the President said:
 "In being taken into, the conrad ship of this university, I feel that 1 am being taken into one of these things which will always bind the nations together. After all, when we are seeking peace, we are seeking nothing else than this, that men shall think the same thoughts, govern their conduct bv the same impulse, enter own people, but also love humanity tain the same purposes, love their and, above all else, love that great and indestructible thing which we call justice and right.
 "These things are greater than we are. These are our real masters, for they dominate our spirits, and the universities have forgotten their duty when they cease to weave this i'm. mortal web"