Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
LUNG LIVE AMERICA DOWN WITH WILSON
 IS ITALIAN SHOUT
Orlando Welcomed Home In Spirited Demonstration Premier Seeks and Gets Endorsement of His Own People.
Republican A. p. Leaeed Wlrel

ROME, April 26.-Premier Orlando in addressing the crowd which greeted him here, said:
 1t is not time for fine language. In the face of the world, which is judging US. we must have firmAess and 8 calm, serene conscience.
 There are two questions. The first Is whether the government and the Italian delegates have faithfully inter- preted the thoughts and will of the italian people"
 The response was thunderous shouts of Yes" T never doubted it." contin- ued the premier, for I knew the soul of my people, but confirmation was re- quired. The first question is answered.: :: Rome is consecrating our work.
 The second question is to estimate the gravity of the situation. But I do not ask you for an immediate reply Let us not now consider what best or most desirable can happen to our Italy, whose just and praiseworthy attitude has provoked the admiration of two worlds.
 Cheers and cries, Long live Amer ica, down with Wilson'D
 ''We must show that we have taken the worst into consideration. After four years of unspeakable privations and sacrifices, we find ourselves faced with fresh sacrifices and privations. At this moment Italy is ready and greater than ever-greater than in May 1915.
 Will Face Anything
 ''The decision must be well consid- cred one. Food supplies are failing us, but Italy which has known hunger, has never known dishonor. l do not con ceal from you the danger of this very critical hour. (Cries Of 'We will face anything").
 q am with you," continued the pre- mior. "a brother among brothers, and also a chief who asks to obey and fol- low the will of the people. It may be that we shall find ourselves alone, but Italy must be united and have a single will. Italy will not perish" At the close Of his address the pre- mier was given an ovation. General Diaz and Signor Barzilai of the peace delegates then spoke and were cheered by the soldiers and sailors.
 Prince Colonna, mayor of Rome, as serted that there was complete solidar- ity of the people with the government.
 Premier Orlando, General Diaz Prince Colonna and Signor Barzilai en- tered motor cars and a procession was formed which proceeded to the royal palace in Quirinal Square.
 People Throng About Premier 1 The passage through the streets was i extremely slow, owing to the density ot | the crowds which insisted on drawing | the car occupied by Senor Orlando 1 At the palace, the party joined the | king, queen and crown prince on the i balcony, and the entire group was ac- 1 claimed with enthusiasm by the as semblage below.
 PARIS, April e6.-The fervor of tho i crowd was unbounded. Patriotic songs and all kinds of yells filled the air with cries of Viva Plume" and "Dal- matia"
 The city was decorated only witt Italian flags The Via Rationale was | brilliant with Italy's tri-color and onl! one foreign flag was to be seen: tha was the British over the British army headquarters.
 1 No feeling antagonistic to American: was shown, the whole demonstration being fervent manifestation in behal of Italy's claims. One American lieu tenant cheered the premier. with th' rest of those assembled, and the 1tal ians nearby cheered the American, cry ing out "Viva America"
 For more than an hour, the automo bile containing Premier Orlando. Gen eral Diaz and Signor Barzilai was s' surrounded by the immense crow outside the station that it could no move. The premier was repeatedi, obliged to address the people amids uproarious applause.