New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Turin, Last Stop on His
Triumphal Tour Hears
World Peace Plea
Great OvatiOl1s
Stir President
Thousands Nainly Crowd
to Kiss Hand of Execu-
tive; In Paris To-day
By Frederick Moore
New York Tribune
Special Cable Service

CpeCtu% Cuote ocTVtCe
Copyright 1919. New York Tribune Inc)
TURIN. Jan. 6.-After an all-night
ride. President Wilson and party ar
rived. at 9 o'clock this morning, at
Turin. Northern Italy's most modern
city. noted for its advanced political
views
The Mayor of Turin, in greeting the
President. called him "the new apostle
Of liberty"
Despite the drizzling rain, great
crowds stood thick in the streets behind
the lines of soldiers. The Presidential
procession in closed motor cars and
bearing italian and American flags,
traversed Via Roma and Via Garibaldi
to the Palazzo di Cita, where, after re
ceiving TURNS official welcome, the
President appeared on the palace bal
cony, standing bareheaded in the rain,
and briefly addressed the people
packed in the small, open square before
him
He concluded his address with the
Italian phrase. proclaimed so vigor-
ously and clearly as to reach the walls
of the majestic buildings incuosing the
quaint omen square, "Viva Italia.'
After lunch with several hundred of
TURNS leading citizens at the San
Garlic Philharmonic Hall, private
ralace of great beauty, the Wilson's
bade farewell to italy this afternoon
and started for Paris.
Doctrine Of Brotherhood
With relentless energy Presiden-
Wlson, in his pilgrimage through
Italy. preached his doctrine OF brother
food among the peoples.
Speaking before great audiences.
aPecial delegations. small groups OF
supporters and individual statesmen,
re declared TO all that the old order OF
rival armameuts must pass and a
lcague Of nations must be inaugurated
In pouring van he drove through
ne streets Of Genoa yesterday morn
ag 10 make known at the Ducal Pal.
see, which Is now the City Hall, his
project TOR world peace. He came as
me prophet of the New World to the
o'f'nplace OF Christopher Columbus,
IT'S discoverer, and was received with
III the ancient ceremony Of that CITY
and with the customary acclamations
creed
Not only the people and the ncws-
r9pefs acclaimed him but the acclama-
IONS were displayed on the wal1a of
morrow streets, and wide. omen
laws o. the ancient Mediterranean
;s.o.;.4, ss,D''eo with postera carrying such
.,. 9.''p.'0ns as "Woodrow Wilson-Dc.
'-"osr, .',. >" lion knight or uuman.
~ iison Leader Of r;h,x..'y
me royal train, bearing tho prc.i
cent and bis parts, was gre.tad 49, =.
'efE important station between (ano.
~','4 'i'isn oy guards Of honor sroon,
nom British officers ard A,aa1;.a'' '.'..,
ia ,foss workers we're consojcnons
Ailan received him With ~dgusI disn,..,
""iy second to Romc'n. The '~p'so rp''.s
rom the station through thu nr,no,aa, 'JasS
,f .'fee's wss lined with Italian ra,arans arsr.'
behind whom wcre crowded roaasa~ ~os'@''S, -
people. "'"SscS 81
Crowds Cheer President
- me great square before stnsr,.
magnificent cathedral and rova, ,alarn
ysss crowd assembled, inclndinv DOL
'az'es Of ancient and civic orasrs
s~''y'ns historical banners and MAY,
~ medi@yal picture against the
gray ~slls Of the cathedral md tho
sa'aee' As an American travcl,,nu With
NC President said, it var one o. Tho
Europe. ~ '"a Ses" IN
a.. m Milan the President made the
sas's1nt s"',ss1nt statement that the whols
's'si structure Of the worlH yeated
sese ne WORKING ciasses, and intimat.
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