The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26

rARlS Apr. "5.-(Italian)-Whl
tho American delegates expressed re-
crci over tho temporary break with the
Italians, they apparently we're conhdenl
today. thut some settlement would Dc
effected whom Premier Orlando cohlcrA
with the Italian parliament.
rh, general opinion in American CIR
clos is that the making OF peace Will DC
somewhat delayed by tho Italian Incl
dent.
There is no hint. however. that Prcsl-
den, Wilson viii yield in the slightest
concerning Fiumc and in tho opinion OF
tho Americans an agreement can nhis
b. reached by change III inc 1'di'"''
attitude.
PARIS, Apr. "5.-Prcmirr fl"mrn-
ceau This morning. received message
from Premier Orlando which the lIah-
an statesman despatched while on his
way TO ROM" .
PARIS. Thursday, Apr. c4.-Sot
rupture. but suspension or llaiy s,co'-
elaboration in the peace confcrche'-tHa'
is how the situation was defined IN cor
ference circles tonight. tIhursoa''
Tho Italian delegation, feeling that. 'tS
representative character has been :cal'-
ed in question in certain quarters. co"'
siIrrs il its duty 10 refer TO inc .1la''"''
;,arliamcnt. but it is believed TO dc pFoo-
abb, that Premier Orlando VIII DC PeeN
in time for the opening Of the neeotl=
atinns with the German pienlpolGiiIi-
.ri,s at Versailles. which VIII not oc-
cur before May |. or May :.
Until the Italian prime minister
turn thc Italian delegates Will not at
tend the sessions of either the come cr-
orc, or it's commissions, but In ordcr
IA show that italy desires to maintain
r,od relations with the allieSLhc lcaIl-
ans will continue TO collaboratc on the
inrcr-allicd commissions not ldepcno' NE
upon tho coniercne. such as the eco'''
ami. council the armistice commission
and the commission on supply, trans
porta,ion raw materials. etcetera. 49,.
PARIS Apr. o5.-Thc French can
met. and the members of me. FTchc''
,cace delegation held a meeting: TO-DAY
and exchanged views regarding tnp WORK
of the peace conference. Marshal Foch
gave the cabinet details Of the matary
,,oint of view concerning problcmsi SUD-
mittcd TO the conference ~
besides Marshal Foch. tho other sh"m'
hers of the conference delegations pres
cn, wcrc Jules Cambon, Captain lar
dic.. Finance Minister klots. rore'sn
Minister Richon. and Premier 'leHe".
ccau. President PUincarc presioco
the meeting.
LONDON. Apr. 2j.-ltalian rcsioch's
Of London took part in GcmohSIr1''''
before the Italian embassy this ultcl
noon to express the sentiments oil 10Y
alty and solidarity Of the tta!iahs I"
england to their government and couh'
try n the present crisis
The demonstrators, preceded by nass
and hands marched to the c'npass!
where after an address by. the prcsioen'
uf 1hr Italian chamber Of commerce.
dc,utation was rccciv,t' :y The chaTS'
u. Afraircs who promised that Premier
Orlando would bc appraised OF thc
demonstration.
Answering tho spokesman OF th'
dcnutation tho charge d'affairs salo:
"rhr government OF Italy, which u
animated hy the sinccrcst spirit OF con
ciliation will not suffer her rights TO o'
tramrlcd on. consccrat ed ns they arc BY
history and racial kinship and oy tht
victory bought with the dearest oiooc
; of the nation. To do so would DC te
kcco alive the old italian irredcntlsm'
PARIS. April 25.-tBy the Associai eG G
prcsSl-Thc Italians have suspenoeGd
attendance on such commissions ano
committees as arc directly dependent o.,
the pcace conference and whose worS
lN involved in the decision OF terrltoriA
questions at issue. but they continued
! lrdav to participate III tho deliberations
, OF organs formed prior 10 the confer
! riIcc alHi to the supreme crononlc cout'
: eli They also are discussing cmonomlt
and ilnanc.' questions with the Amer,
, lean and Hsf~r representatives as II
nothing had happened.
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