The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-28
ITALIANS LEAVE FOR HOME; ONLY HOPE NOW IS FOR ITALIAN PARLIAMENT TO ASSIST IN
 ARRIVING AT SOLUTION; WILSON IS PRAISED

 CT again met President Wilson, Lloyd George and Cemen- ceau in short conference All of the leaders displayed desire to reach an The British and French prem iers expressed the hope that the Italian parliament would as sist the government in reaching solution in the problems .renier Orlando non-comnttal regarding his future rsns
 SONNINO AND OTHERS REMAIN
 PARIS April 24-(H9 9--Baron Sonnino, Italian foreign minister and others of the Italian delegation except those all ready dcpartine will remain here for the present They will take part the conference until further instructed by the Italian government.
 Premier Orlando issued statement this afternoon sharply condcmng the President for his statement yester day. He said President Wilson's proclamation is at tempt o place the Italian people opposition to their gov ernment He is treating Italians if they barbarous people without democratic government He rebukes Mr. Wilson for addressing the Italian people the head of the government.
 Newspaper and press agency correspondents received the premiers statement with they all know that the statement issued by President Wilson submit ted Premier Orlando several days before its publication in the Paris papers, They point out that it was Orlandos pri.ilege and duty have transmitted the his government and his expression of surprise regarded by them canoufage intended to deceive the Italian people and indignation at home against Mir. Wilson,
 DO NOT LEAVE
 PARIS April 24-(F)-After conference with Prem fer Orlando Lloyd George this morning announced that the Italian delegates will not leave today It is believed that the British leader prevailed upon the Italians delay their departure ill order to give him time to bring about amicable settlement of the controversy
 COMMENTS DIFFER
 PARIS, April 4-Q49-Comments appearing editorial W in Paris papers the controversy arising peace conference the Adriatic claims of Italy varying The greater portion of the Paris press however sides with the American President and praise his courageous stand for justice for the smaller nations.
 Tf editorial writer in the Echo de Paris critcises the President sharply saying We all have sacrificed much the Wlsoian doctrine which the American voters con- denned las. November. l. Oeuvre the other hand ends the President for his action and praises him highly saying, Wilson arises above international contradictions President Wilson is tired of confidential wire-pung and diplomacy and has finally the veil of secrecy and appealed to the public Of the world'
 OCCUPY DALMATIA
 PARIS, April 24-(P-A military member of the staff of Premier Orlando this morning asserted that Italy would take steps protect her claims Plume and the Darnatian He declared that 100000 Italian troops will occro Damata and the other Adriatic sections -amed in the treaty of London, well the region around Plume (which is sad be provided for in the treaty. H. declared that the Italian military authorities will i'm eatey take counersteps against the recent Tugo Sav demonstration Spalato.
 VII SON SUPPORTED
 ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY (Morning) April 24France and England continuing their efforts to prevent an open break at the peace table The Italians unyelding their claims Plume and the Dalnaan coast while President Wilson insists that Plume belongs to Jugo Sovakia
 Premier Orlando of Italy, declares that the Italian dele aon intends to leave Paris today He that Italy does not break with her allies in doing this but that the delegates will hand their interests into the hands of England and France Regarding the statement made yesterday by Pres dent Wilson, he said that he regarded departure from diplomatic custom and that it leaves the Italians no other course
 While Premiers Lloyd George and Cemenceau are en- deavoring to effect compromise both of them sup porting the stand taken by the President
 APPEAL. TO CESAR
 LONDON, April 24.-(P)-No effort is being made by the newspapers of this city to minimize the gravity of the situation created in the peace conference the Itaan claims to Adratc territory London papers call the state ment issued by President Wilson "hunderbolt" "bomb- she, others say an appeal to Cesar and only in few 1- stances have any papers refrained from comments
 Some say that the act created very ssfious situation The Graphic refers to tays obdurae action" advo