The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
Italians Here 2ely
On Judgment Of
President Wilson

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main Italian. The aona OF tiumc
fought with Italy against Austria that
they might not be forced 20 serve IN
the ranks OF the 0pprceaor. n today
q plobiAtitc Vote shows the inhabi-
tants TO be NJ Italian TO the heart a.
ever
~ u my opinion.' continued Mr.
Moiial. that there would have q
q revolution IN Italy N the Italian deli
cgation had cclcd fiumc. They would
have been Unable to remain In power.
~ vital q question - this TO the
italian people and N thcv were forced
60 Withdraw. What viii be the solu-
ton Of the question N u impossible
10 roruae. think the Italians will
insist on Plume unguvHtionahly.
"tunfhifnft Ia wii-nn"-tachsrhi.
Arthur Iachechi. Of the
uarhepht Mercantile company, oa-
presses himself "a having complete
confidence la President Wilson's at
utndo IN rcrari 10 thu Justice 81 the
itniian- having riuntN. lie feels hat
the best men ha,. been sent from
each country TO the peace conference
N that they are well acquainted
with Rtl tho conditions aud facts 80
regard 10 the matter OF ftume. The
act that the people 81 ftuuio nrC
Italians ana are reported 10 wish 90
belong 10 italy. h Of course q strong
point for their annexation, but uct
trthelcss m In the opinion of h ma
iority OF the peace conference itiN
should give up the port. he feels That
itaiv should accede
Alec MHttcuCi. Of Natteuri aud Co.,
says that he believes that the wiahou
Of the inhabitants 81 ftumc should
be considered aH fur us b. consistent
with justice o. the iuro-Slavs That
f they wish to be- annexed 20 Italy,
the mother country, ~ would sccm
that that b. whore thrS belonged.
However be haH confidence in The
ability Of Mr. Wilson 10 iudru what iH
right in the mnttor and d, would
hutp 20 see any trouble between tttlt
and the United states.
Amadco Matieuci SAVE that he does
not feet sufficiently acquainted with
conditions Ia Europe and itnlN to be
Justified in expressing AN opinion ON
the fiumo matter Nr would hate
to have any more war ur unN trouble
and be thinks that Mr. Wilson o. trt.
ing FOR The beet Interests Of UNcrY
concerned al tho inhabitants ~
Fiumv wish "a rotufn to ltal3 how
oyer hat should ulan DE considered
he feels. nH they arc italian hf birth
and should belong 90 tho mother
Countr1.
Too nu-, selling Ibomis.
Mrs Alberto irnCiuni Whcn up-
rrpnchcd uA Co hcr opinion uIOn tho
Fiumr matter. was y u busy selling
liberty hnudn that fhu chrrrfuily tt.
planned Boz UhfrH different uuruHU H
that SHE really had nnthinr to SOY
about 10 aud when pressed to ospI,
hcrHrlf slid fhnf sraH wore g. tn n
dozen in itnly aud that wan r,ail,
600 she knew positively about tho
Italian Hiturtiuu u wnH gathered
however chat rho WaH willing To- uuri
thr solution OF the matter to lrrsldsui
Wilson Hul was confident of hia uhii.
ity o. decide fairly m tho mhtirr
Huldu ana Giorriu IlpiuL uf the
lnEtinir thrafer ugfucd Tint although
l1umr was Italian loo origin und pup-
ulttiou they hid absolute confidence
iu the uNornWsnt 81 the United
states Ha represented hY Nv Wilson
to decide upon the matter hut hoiirNe
thni ITALY fought for Ilume Whlrh
nationally belongs Go hpr and TINT lf
b ls possible with IpHfiro tn thr swsi.
irr nations Iiumr SHOULD iUEl.lIls
be- roaiorrd tn tns mother ruuui
Tint tho mnfior win hf |uiluHtrd Win
absolute equity iH their belief
"Ou'~tiUu uf Jasti-c'-inuini.
The ilumc question iH Tor the
Italian people % question of u|Htiuull
diruiit md Justice NOT ru Imperial
question -ald No Guido i'apini.
The Irtlt larepu a French pu
per some itis Wadu public 'uf
reHpoudourr suut ritm from thr.f
Rome correspondent which snld thIt
900 cities Hni t1l social oitasDs H
together on sstnE fIume rnr italy
'stntnauru. people t~lstruyfIfH uni
working Wru soliiurs and officers
Hrc claimIug lluWs
Mr. tuzzitti enid that ilp question