New-York tribune., 1919-11-29
Anti ti-Dynastic
Move Spreads
In North Italy
Victory by Socialists Is Fol-
lowed by Demand That
Government Recognize
Soviet Russia at Once

GENEVA. Nov. %. -Uncensore
news concerning Italy was brought here
to-day by travellers arriving from
Domodossola and Lugano, saying that
the anti-dynastic movement, famed by
the Socialists. is spreading in northern
Italy. II is reported that the move
ment is combined one Of the Social
lists against the Italian monarchy in
favor of republic, and that Gabrielle
q Annunzlo is being used as pawn in
the hope of creating disorder in the
ranks Of the future government
Jugo SlavItalian relations appear TO
be becoming more strained A large
procession was held at Laibach yester-
day. in which banners inscribed "D'An-
nunzio must be hanged!" and Down
with ltalians." were carried. Violent
speeches were made denouncing the
apathy of the Allies and the Supreme
Council at Paris.
Confirmation of the serious situation
| shad from news from Belgrade, Lai-
JugoSlav government is finding diff
opinion. Even the moderate Jugo- Slav
papers are declaring that the Dalma-
tian project, unless curbed from Rome,
will inevitably lead to war.
ROME, Nov. % BY The Associated
Press).-An article asserting that the
"supreme hour of the monarchy has
arrived" was published to-day by the
ministerialist newspaper Tempo" The
declaration excited particular attention
because of the action of the directors
of the Socialist party to-day in adopt
ing a motion declaring that "the So
cialist victory at the general elections
is an act of complete solidarity with
the Soveit Republic Of Russia, clearly
expressing to the Italian government
an order to organize Immediately the
Soviet Republic of Russia"
The resolution declares the Socialist
victory was won "for the Maxmalist
program of the party, realizing pledge
taken by the party before electors"
ist deputies of Italy participated, at
Milan last night, resolutions asking the
government to energetically suppress
Captain Gabrielle d'Annunzio's enter
prises in Dalmatia and establish a
blockade to prevent food from reaching
his troops, were adopted.
The "Temps,' in its article, says
the monarchy must face the crisis in
Italy with a willing and intellectual
effort.
upon this effort the newspaper
continues, depends Italy's safety. as
the Italian regions from the Alps to
the sea are united more in ideals than
in reality. The various districts are
so different in their needs that they
would disintegrate in case of an in
tsrnal uphesval, which might deprive
the monarchical principle of its au-
union, this reviing the old ideas of
autonomy and separation. The mon
archy is the only form Of government
which can maintain Italian unity.
Under the monarchy any economic and
social reform is possible"
The decision of the Socialist parlia-
mentary group as to whether it will
participate at the opening of Parlia-
ment is awaited with the greatest of
Interest Although the directorate of
the Socialist party has decided to urge
the group to attend the opening ses-
sion when the King will read his
speech from the throne. in order to
make an anti monarchical demonstra-
not necessarily binding upon the new
ly elected Socialist deputies.
Indeed, most of the authoritative
leaders, such as Turati, Treves and
Modigliani, are decidedly against par
ticipation by the Socialists in the open
ing of Parliament. considering the alb
SERGE of the Socialists would be a more
eloquent demonstration.
About thirty of the newly elected
Socialist Deputies are resolutely deter
mined to follow the suggestion of the
directorate of the patty, however
some of them going so far as to assert
that they will refuse to take the oath
prescribed by the constitution, either
on the day Of the reopening Of Par
lament or later