Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26
Resentment Against Presi-
dent Results in Change
of Street Name.
FRIENDS OF AMERICA,
BUT NOT OF WILSON
Amoffeans IN Italy Do Not Fear Attack
and Are Taking No Safety Prseau.
tions-Psople Of Turin In Great
Demonstration in Honor Of Premier
Orlando Openly Uphold His Course
in Peace Negotiations.
JBy the Associated Press.I ]


With the return to Rome today OF
Vittorio Orlando, the Italian pre-
mier, after his dramatic withdraw
al from the peace conference in
Paris, the rapid development Of
the attitude Italy viii definitely
assume toward the final peace set
tlement IL expected.
The Italian prime minister. who
went from Paris prepared to lay
his work at the conference before
the italian people. planned i'm
mediately after his arrival in Rome
to confer with King Victor En-
manuel and then call a council OF
his ministers.
1t IS at this meeting that a de-
cision will be reached on the ques-
tion of calling parliament to meet
at once instead Of May s, the date
previously fixed, to deal with the
situation arising thru President
Wilson's refusal to- countenance
the annexation OF Fiume and the
Dalmatan coast by Italy.
At Turin, which city the premier
and his colleagues reached yester-
day afternoon, there was a great
throng waiting to greet Sig. Or
lando. In IN address:he asked the
crowd to ten him what he should
have said al Mr.. Wilson's. de-
claration had been published. Re-
ports state that the crowd echoed
the word mo" amid wild enthus-
iaAm.
Demonstrations were held yes
!. terday and last night in Rome and
-.sAa>As. larke. italian cities, and 1t is
evident the crfsi---s sns peace con-
ference has profoundly morsd the
Italian people.
Advices state that the italians
have large numbers Of troops in
Fiume and that more are being
rushed into the city.
The council of three met as
usual yesterday afternoon, but
Baron Sonnino, Italy's foreign
minister and her most prominent
delegate remaining in Paris, was
not present. In the formal COM
munique issued after the meeting
It was said. the questions relative
to. Hefgoland and Keil and the dis
position Of the German cables were
settled. Baron Sonnino is expected
to leave for Rome today.
The vanguard Of the German
peace delegation arrived in Yer
sailles yesterday and began maxi
ing arrangements for the coming
OF the rest OF the mission, which is
expected next week, altho the ex-
act date Is as yet uncertain. One
Of the German delegates Is quoted
In q Berlin dispatch as saying the
!, delegation will have power to sign
4 peace treaty. but that the peace
must be approved by the German
national assembly.
Violent fighting is reported to be
going on in Munich. with the Ger
man government troops making
ground against the soviet forces.
Munich Is virtually isolated from
the rest Of Germany.
Czecho- Slavic troops are stead
lily advancing on Budapest, accord
ing to dispatches. Conditions at
Budapest are said to be chaotic,
with many persons being summar-
lily executed or thrown into prison.
Reports from northern Russia
say that irregular communication
between the allied forces south Of
Arcnankei AID Admiral Knlchak's
troops on the east soon will be es-
tablished.