The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-23
WILSON STANDS FIRMLY UPON
ISSUE OF FIUME AND CLAIMS OF
ITALIANS TO ADRIATIC ZONE
Premier Orlando Threatens to Return Home
Today Unless There Is Satisfactory Adjust
ment-Premier Lloyd George Tries to Pacify
COntending Leaders.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

(BY ASSOCIATED PREss)
Although the confeees in Paris have passed along for
adjustment the Japanese problem Of the trouble
difficulty was still pressing for solution at todays meeting
ltaly delegation at the conference however, to
which brought admittedly
grave situation the work restoring Paris
gesos of compromise adjust existing demands Italy and
Jugo-Savs regarding Fiume and the Damation coast.
WANTS FIUME
atian hnterand Fume the Daatian and the
yd t6s the last
italian situation it BECAME known today. a.#sas
TRIES TO RECONCILE LEADERS a
er smed to re 4 urn F to Italy G today unless
questions Premier Lloyd George attempting persuade the
Italian leaders to remain in Paris longer.
Rival claims China Japan and the Shan
peninsula have not been settled and Chinese apa
will left be taken by the league nations after
has been crushed but the situation still obscure The party
which has taken control is not definitely known. ls.
Reports that sovets regime has been up Turkey is
doubted in London which feels if there truth
eee b % %ar5nos hayf off 3 British
On the north Russian front the allies have pushed forward
" CLASH OVER APRIAT1c
Paris April 23The facts of the deadlock the Italian
claims in the Adriac 41 are as follows low
President Wilson that Fiume not metioed III
city London should be free city but attached Jugo
Italy refused President
Wilson withdrew leaving Italy alone with the other gnaores Of
treaty. During the meeting both Premier Orlando and Foreign
asked repeatedly what conditions Great Britain and
would give Fiume to Italy, ",
the meetings kept touch with them wanted reopen que
ton of the treaty of London The president has recdd his
first proposal to make Fume city to give
absolutely to the Jugoslavs
Premier Cemenceau and Lloyd George are understood to
favor adherng flatly to the treaty of London.
ITALY STANDS FIRM
Paris April 23The Italian delegation to the peace confer
OF fume indicating that unless the council changed it's attitude
ressre %ou not to the s Of the
With Premier Orlando of Italy still absent, Lloyd George
Clemenceau Wilson this morning consideration Of
questions involving China and Japan
RECEIVE GERMANS APRIL %
Paris April 23The allied and
informed the German government through General Nudan at
Spa that they ready to receive the German delegates YER
Will LEAVE APRIL 2s ,..
probably will leave Berlin April 2S arrive in Versailles May l.
according to dispatch from Berlin
HOOVER ARRIVES
allied food commission, arrived here today.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES
at Hamburg during the week end mob pundered the
harbor quarter and cashed with the police Several we're killed
battle the suburb St. Paul. the city, Saturday
a The Wss oder
being distributed to the mob Several police depots
attacked, and one was captured by the mob.
FACES BAD CRISIS
Budapest April 23-This city going through crisis worse
than that Of April There apprehension that there will be
violent revuo nto anarchy with the
control of Bolshevk leaders Lootng which heretofore
held check egazed he naturalization of property and
the assassination of old national leaders feared
s SPAIN TORN BY STRIKES
Madrid Tuesday April 22-The Spanish government has
abandoned the idea of placing the postal military
troll the beginning Negotiations
with striking telegraphers have failed The textile strike
serious and martial law has been proclaimed there Spanish
diplomatic representatives report that the Bohev
Russia manufacturing foreign notes to Be
used in propaganda service
COSSACKS BUlAakvKI4
Policeman Shot Ry London April 23-.Ufal Ussak