The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
GREAT PHYSICAL srna1g.s

News OF President Wilson's 80 y
cold reached the newspapsr Go
spondents late yesterday 3use $50
Universal Service had filed dispon1
saying IL vas serious question H<5
ions the three chief giadiatof3
physically withstand the tre51As r.
strain tsf the last avs fnonf4u
which came ON top cf four ~
almost superhnman afsorts
achievems nts. 5sz
Politically, the attitude Of r6a1s4
plenipotentiaries presents for thu nS,$
nlent the graveSt issues. Putt1n1s1
conciseiy, what they now clnfn5 Nh
that complete domination of nv
Adrlatic means for Italy what q
Monroe Doctrine means for Ar HS1
and what Japan's claim Tor nrnll =
nant position In Asia means I'll
pom 81 sssE
Italy insists upon the annexnf1nm 1
t1ume, and will not admit. Svan
principle. that there II any rocM
discussion of that question with
ugo- siavs. The latter. she xay1. ~ ~
stu! al war with her, and to 9fvo
TO them would result In revolukff
But what is worse. harsh wnr,l ss Nj
words full OF dynamite"--hSva Sas
spoken by some of the men rn1i SGff
senting the Latin kingdom Cln1~S
have been voiced that the. "caxlk1 r.
stacked" by Licyd-George and e3
menceau against ftaly's claims
aspirations Italian leaders her9
freely demanding of Premier oy3nSl
mat he leave The conferences, IT,
Ing he has not received 1 nenS1I
dear from his associates In TIA T
ference.
Trary-c rrrpr.Ar ~ r,r- Sss:s
II is understood the whole Adr1
problem will be taken up Ne
Not Orlando himself, but Soma X
colleagues. are threatening that o.
by that date Better considNrAt41z
given to ltsIy's cinims, the IT.
plenipotentiaries win move out Ess
With SONS of the essentia1 NJ
toward Germany still in bitter
this italian complication ron
peace situation extremely dan
The correspondent 80 aaf14xl
the Italian headquarters hege
that while the Italians do nj I'm
to quit the peace cCnf4reaco I1
tously, they cannot recede Ans
position taken with regard IN
Only yesterday prsmi1r
sent letter to Cienenoo39
that italy In In tho same PCT
GA kAo I06U~SA&wW -
allies are toward the 0AFma1 u s3
rtaly's representatives d40ln n
concessions heretofore made e.
are far from sufficient. and 81
sist they cannot satisfy puoltU 69
at homo unless their tsrrito@1a1S
and complete dominate Of thoa
attic are granted without rsuox1
HEAR TrALY'S DElGA1lU
It Is understood that the ~baes lo
after listening to King Albert RI
heard an explanation Of tina H.
uefuafseis. NftsF1 ~,
There is another jarrins d~
ment. though II appears to b X4
less IL tempest in q teapot. 90 5&
trust OF England in certain
quarters. Lloyd-George hit G
At its heart in an interview px1&
by the Petit Parisicn. WI
There has been q dtffero1I<
opinion. but no disseneion.~ 6nt
British prime minister.
French relations would. sree
II the opinion were aIloW94S
about that anything has
affect the friendship Of thu
tons s,4ss
Discussions cannot 80 ~
q conferences. They are u
even salutary. Agyearn9ok
springs from frank ana 9
change Of ideas. M EsSl
The English want Exa4AG
10y compl@te security n tl
Everyone knows tho nAnr1&e
Las made that France aM3
BE- delivered from tyrannI
ever know how MANY fH4~
our soldiers fell IN yone GQ
land does not regard