The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-04-26

Rome, April 26.---( (Havas.) )--Profes-
sor Luigi Luzzatti, former premier
and minister OF the interior. has sent
telegram to Premier Clemerceau. Of
France, appealing to his friendly
sentiments toward Italy and asking
him to exert his best efforts to OBJ
tain satisfaction. of Italy's demands.
The telegram concluded:
"All Italy. in this hour Of passion,
trusts YOU"
Rights BrutaIly Outraged"
Rome. April 2e.--The executive
committee Of the Italo- Britannia In
stitute met today in the chairmanshlp
of Marquis Centarone. II unanimously
adopted resolution expressing the
trust that the "undeniable rights of
Italy. which have been brutally out
ragged in a manner unprecedented in
history, will receive the most loyal
and most sincere sympathy from the
entire British world"
Great Waving Of Flags and Hats.
Turin, April 26.--When vittorio
Orlando, the Italian premier, reached
this city Friday on his way from
Paris to Rome, he was greeted by an
immense throng. Standing in an
the premier spoke briefly
to the crowd.
"F'or the past six weeks l have been
defending Italy'e rights but at least
| was conscioissf that xsy Responsible
ity had to end with a mo- (Great
cheerfng.) Doubt has been expressed
this monosyllabie truly cor.
responds to the thoughts behind it
and whether 1t has echo in your
hearts. How should | have ans
wered?"
Thereupon there rose a great united
shout of mo-" the whole crowd re-
peating the word, mo" again and
again. and waving flags, hats and
The demoustration
asted for. ten minutes. Similar en-
.husiasm followed speeches by Sig
Tor Barzilai and Gen. Diaz.
At the prefecture, to which the
premier and his colleagues were es.
,orted, Signor Orlando again ad-
iressed the crowd, speaking from a
There was renewed ap-
,lause and when his train left for
rome at 5:45 o'clock there was great
from the people.
In Honor Of Orlando.
Rome, April 26.-The acting pre-
nier has given permission to all gov
rnmant emplo yes to participate in
demonstration Saturday in honor of
PREMIER Orlando.
The university students bore the
Italian flag in a procession today to
he foreign office where they cheered
or Baron Sonnino, foreign minister.
Before Italian Parliament.
Paris, April 26.-Premier Orlando
nd his colleagues on the Italian del
cation to the peace conference will !
ppear before the Italian parliament |
Ionday next, April 2S, according to !
le Petit Parisien. The newspaper
,ys: |
I'VE are able to affirm that what
yer the outcome of this session of |
le Italian parliament, the premier .
i'd his fellow delegates will imme-
ately start for Paris and that the !
allan delegates will be in full |
rength at Versailles on May l.
Paris. April 26.-It was announced
Italian headquarters that Baron
onnino, the Italian foreign minister,
ould leave for Rome late in the
w. Former Premier Salandra prob
,lv will remain here for a few days
niger.
Announced by Phone.
Paris. April .26.-The arrival OF
remier Orlando in Rome Is an
,unced in an official telephone mes
.ge from the Italian capital. He
as received enthusiastically.
Sympathizers Give Ovation.
Paris, April 26.-Foreign Minister
,nnino and former Premier Salan-
a. OF the Italian delegation. left
iris for Rome at 2 o'clock this aft
noon. A large crowd of sympa-
izers gave them an ovation at the
ilway station.
Given Rousing Greeting.
Paris, April 26.-Premier Orlando
rs given a rousing greeting upon
5 return to Rome today, according
word reaching Paris this after {
on. Great crowds turned out and {
eerod the Italian premier wherever
appeared.
From Alps to Sicily. {
Rome, April 26.-Every municipal {
from the Alps to Sicily has tele- {
aphed to Premier Orlando approv-
Z his action in Withdrawing from
2 peace conference. '
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