The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-25
IT ALA n
SIT j ton
Is BRIGHTER
Premier Orlando Departs for
Rome to Consult Par.
lament
SEES wills N AGAIN
Great Excitement Among Mem.
bers of Chamber of Depu.
ties Over Crisis ~
SEES WILSON AGAIN

statement given out by Premier Or
lando in reply to President Wilson's
appeal on the Adriatic situation.
stress was. laid by the PrIne Minister
on the question of propriety Of any
attempt from the outside to set up op-
position between the Italian people
and and their government as revealed
by the full text Of the Premier's state.
ment now Available. -t
After arguiaS that such an attempt
would virtually mean the ignoring and
denying Of the high degree OF civiliz-
alton which the Italian people had at
tanned under democratic government,
the Premier added: . ,..t.. 49,.
ITO oppose, so to speak, the Italian
government and people, would be to
admit this great free nation could
submit TO the yoke OF will higher
than its own and l shall be forced to
protest vigorously against SUCH sup
position, unjustly offensive to my
country
After the meeting OF the. council OF
four this afternoon, previous to the
departure of Premier Orlando, the fol-
lowing official statement was issued:
Before his departure for Rome, sig
nor Orlando, accompanied by Baron
Sonnino had another meeting with
President Wilson, Premier Lloyd
George and !, Premier Clemenceau.
Throughout the discussion, all pres
ent displayed the strongest desire to
reach a satisfactory solution OF the
problem under consideration. The
heads OF the American, British and
French governments, expressed to
Signor Orlando the hope that the ltal-
ian parliament would also assent in
arriving at such a settlement"
PAGES RESIGNATION RuMoRso o,
Rome, April 25.- THE Italia says
. that because he was acquainted with
President Wilson'S Views on the Ital'
ian :claims, Thomas Nelson Page. am
bassadur. to Rome. offered his resig.
nation, :" a g., 80, !, Y - ~.
: There was great excitement among
the members of the chamber OF depu'
ties and senate today over the Paris
situation Many members expressed
the opinion that Italy should warn
France and Great Britain that they
cannot conclude peace without Italy
according to the treaty binding the
allies. lat" s..
Telegrams from cities and villages
throughout Italy describ the Organiza
tion OF demonstrations in support OF
the cabinet.
! MORE HOPEFUL CONDITION.
Paris, April 25.-A distinctly more
hopeful and less irreconciiiable feel
Ing prevailed at Italian headquarters
today. No longer was there a talk OF
q breach with the peace conference;
moreover 1t was said: .r...
"All; may be- settled in q fortnight
Premier Orlando has gone TO Rome to
consult parliament; ;~. 3+ '.'1t@S+
SETTLEMENT PENDING.
Paris, April 25.-The newspapers
here are unanimous in the opinion thai
the departure of Premier Orlando
does not constitute rupture of nego
tiations. The Petite Parisien says II
IL not "adieux" but "au revoir"
T.; Peace c0nferees were inclined to be
.lieve that a settlement of distressing
problems was in the making. 1t is
significant that the Italians remain ir
Paris and that they will continue tC
cooperate. It Is thought pro5ab bic thai
Premier Orlando will call the parlia
lnent In session earlier than May 6
and that he may be back at Versailles
by May l or 2 to resume delibera
, ti0ns.
CROWD GOOD NAruREp,
Rome, Thursday, April PA huge
crowd of manifestants paradint
through Rome toward the capital pass
ed before the American embassy jus
as Ambassador Page came out for 8
walk. t..t
The demonstrators shouted: "Vivs
America"
Mr.. Page replied, "viva Italy"
PRESS GUARDED.
London, April 25.-The peace con
ference crisis continues to be the par
amount topic of the press. The sup
port they give to President Wilson
and Italy are about evenly divided bu
with two or three exceptions opinions
are expressed cautiously and with :
manifested desire to show friendli
ness to Mr.. Wilson and Italy and t.
avoid anything that might prevent al
early settlement Of the controversy.
HoL DsESsloN MONDAY.
Paris, April 25.-A plenary session
Of the peace conference will be helt
Monday to consider the revised draf
Of the league of nations covenant ant