The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
ITALIANS ART PLEASED
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fodAys alfrvnc. 81 Cpinion ma,
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engals noi 0nls shc l.eAxue II NanonA
bat the cnsirc tsahs of The ailled
Ni,i0tN pvfhale thls fact - nndc
si0oi for lhe retarn a she d~iesetes
i' 80 necessary Ia 2, member that iae
Italian newspapers has, darins NV
eonf, renOc. constantly asa0rd the
oOautr, that ts rc0u, ~ ~src lati.
uana ana certain ut accep,anc" They
have done everything essihlo 60 an
dsrmlne conudcnee IN the l.easu, 81
Nations li ls said b, IA m that rrvs
.deui M1lson hAs air,ads broken his
principles by psxmisinr France "a ~
p,oli the Saar Aae8 ~ recaenitinx
Rraans rights ia Esyp'. in no' 3'r,ss
lrw Tor the fr~e,lom oi the soas and
IN granting nAnslx 80 the rolt Ae
| cording 70 The liaslsn journals all ihe
Othsr nations have realized sh,ar
claims The italians are not inform
% concerning the rsai attitude ot their
delegates during the negotiations nog
the reason why President wAeon puh
llshed hts noto
Mtsludasd Italian psychstoay
| yeliese that President Maason fail.
I'd completely 10 andefe;And Italian
Psychology The itallan " an inyet.
crate bArgalner. yet even Baron Son
nino must have srcn iha Discrepancy
between claiming Fiamo on tho gsrln.
cipie ~ ns .onalay AMI naimatia tor
defense Consequently / telias. ,hat
Iialy would have yielded nalmasia
with proper guarantees for lhe igal-
ans in the ci,ice hut no government
IN Italy could concede FYume and ias
tcn minutes
The Italians Nerd finme because of
Trieste bai every I,aiian has drunk in
lcye Ter his Italian brothers fhesv
With h'H mothers mglk. In ihis snlns
lies chance Tor compromise In the
meantime ghr Italian neat papers
ere fnil 81 attacks on President wai-
-on who n threv days. IN their opin
lon, Iass.d from the moet popular to
he most unpopular man in ihe world
Naturally an fhe skrpil.ai ana former
siermanophlie writer's are saying "A
tod you 50 Even the greatest friends
q The president believe him ta have
been led asgray BY The Jugn slava
An attempt is made 70 how i4.Ai IA.
American peo A. are against prusi
dent Wilson aud all The attacks on
him IN ihe American n.sspa pars are
a@'iuloosly quoted yes who shalt ssy
from ibe aiiliune 81 the Italians 10
day what IL viii BE- tomorrow
United Hy Wilson.
Practically every political assocla
ION of She country with tho exrap
Ion of fhe official aoclaiisi orgnnlxa
ilpns hs signlfied ~ support of The
government From Catholics 10 ~
I1blieans and refmmlsi or indspand
cni socialist. from ihe League ~ Mu-
iiiated Soldiers 10 Woman Patriotic
associations, from the nationalist 10
~ groups represented BY Professor
Sadveinini Ia his weekly paper unta
'he attitude cf the Italian delega,ion
" Paris lp ar royed BY ail
Naturally there are many d,ff.r.
sncsi Ia opinion In The suggestions
a'farhHd 70 fbe~e assurances os SUP.
port. but 90 one point nil are agreed
IN" minds of haiY ls fixed on Plume
aud Inc safeguarding ~ she Italian
populations on the other side of the
Adrfailc The situation is fairly sum
med np BY comment in the prs.ys
which after saying that every one
from Catholics 10 official ,.oegat,.,.
says no % President Wilson. cone.n.
aes
me foreigner who riaes aysine.
haiy has accomplished che m,racl. .,
WnHing even II there il an gueyt.ah,s
aHffrehce Of shade in the earlous es,-
n'uias~a Itslians. oven extreme a.
cialFfa thanks 70 Wilson