The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-30
ORLANDO WILL
NOT return
To Paris For the Signing of
the Peace Treaty. DEM
onstrations Against
WILSON ARE SUPPRESSED

Paris, April 29.-Ambassador
Page teiegraphed from Rome today
| that he had gathered from Premier
| Orlando in a long conference Mon
/ day that the premier did not intend
! to return to Paris for the signing of
! the peace treaty. The premier ex-
pressed regret that the time was SO
short before the arrival of the Ger
mans. This was only one of the dis
, tubing complications presented by
the Italian situation as the time ap-
proaches for the delivery of the
peace treaty to the Germans.
The italian premier, the telegram
| from Ambassador Page added, felt
that his action either way would have
serious consequences, but it was pref
cradle to have trouble from without
Italy rather than from within Italy,
because the present state of public
feeling in Italy would not Justify
the signing of treaty which did not
include Italian aspirations.
Ambassador Page said Hhe had
taken steps to have the MaIian au-
thorities suppress manifestations di-
rected against President Wilson.
AS result one of the principal dem
onstrations i'm Rome was given up.
Should Premier Orlando mot re-
turn for the signing of the treaty it
would give the situation a more Sc
rious aspect than the departure of
the Italian delegation as the allies
would be required to take final ac-
tion without the participation of
Italy. While there is every desire to
avoid this result the indications are
that the allies will proceed with the
signing if italy decides to withhold
participation.
The final draft of the treaty is vir-
tua W completed. The men in
: char sc, of the work say they have
7 no further doubt that they will be
| able to finish their work by Thurs
, day or by such time as delivery is
| made. The latest count shows total
of $4,000 words in the treaty.
An official summary OF 10000
words has been made. 1t rs in such
shape that it could be made public
at once, but the Intention rs TO hold
it for publication throughout the
| world at about the same time that
mans. The various governments are
5 cabling this summary everywhere
l for simultaneous release when au.
: thorization is given by the confer.
l ence.
Paris. April 29--tBy the Asso
ciated Press. The memorandum
delivered to Premier Orlando on
April Il dealing with the Adriatit
9 situation contained the salient point.
: of the text of the statement issued
, by President Wilson April %.
;, In the memorandum the Presi
dent said he felt bound to square
q every conclusion reached by him al
D accurately as possible with his four
teen points and principles laid dowE
: formally adopted with a single res
7 lerVat1on by the powers associated
y against Germany as a basis for peac,
y with Germany and that he did mo-
feel at liberty to suggest new basis
d for peace with Germany and anothe
for peace with Austria.
After pointing out the complet
dissolution of the Austro-Hugnaria1
j empire had given a new aspect t,
l. the settlements which must be eff
e fected regarding the eastern bounda
m ries of Italy, the President said b
IL was quite willing that Italy be &C
corded along the whole of her north
j. ern boundary in contact with Aus
N trian territory all that was accorde
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