Evening star., 1919-04-26

Ita1o-Brittannic Institute met today
under the chairmanshtp Of Marquis
Centarione. 1t unanimously adopted
! q resolution expressing the trust that
the "undeniable rights of Italy. which
have been brutally outraged in a
manner unprecedented in history, will
receive the most loyal and the most
sincere sympathy from the entire
British world"
"Down With Wilson," Cry.
Long live America. Down with
wilson" was the watchword Of
various demonstrations in Rome last
| night.
Italy" says the Epoca, fought a
desperate war and sustained heavy
sacrifices for the purest ideals, the
realization of which is jeopardized by
the unreasonable obstinacy of Presi-
dent Wilson,"
The Tempo in an editorial saws:
I'VE are confronted with a serious
act, committed in cold blood against
US. and We will need to summon all
our dignity to reply to the cruel
provocatton. President Wilson is not
America. We appeal to the American
people,
The Messagero accuses President
Wilson OF disloyalty in seeking glory
for himself at the expense Of italy.
The Corriere De La Sierra Of Milan
says:
! edly has allowed the magma charta
Of his fourteen points to be torn to
pieces; who suffered freedom of the
! seas to slumber at the bottom of the
ocean. who violated and allowed to be
violated the rights Of nationalities all
| over Europe, who calmly watches the
letting loose Of the fercest imperialist
cupidities in the colonial domains and
! in Asia, who has yet to make the
| meaning and the object Of his atti-
tude in the face Of the atrocities and
crimes committed against the whole
J Of the people in Russia. who under
pressure of hrutally professed ego
ism disavowed the very spirit Of his
| work by causing the Monroe doctrine
to be inscribed among the statutes Of
the league Of nations, and who finally
i, Of races and placed the Japanese in an
inferior class of humanity-can he.
,, after all this, still cherish the illusion
Of finding in the waters of the Adri-
attic the justic lost at Paris?"
I Act Called Treason.
The Messagero calls President Will
sons act treason" and expresses the
hope that the American people will
action of their President. who poses
as a dictator to Europe"
The Populo Romano says: "It Is
our own fault. Being gentlemen. we
acted as though we were dealing
with gentlemen. We refused to bar
i gain before entering the peace con-
| ferencea 1t being repugnant to our
! feelings to bargain bloodshed for
, territory due US. for COAL wheat and
| credit. We have been deceived and it
| is our own fault"
| After describing the premier's reply
! as q proud and thrilling document,
the Corriere d'Italia says:
"The American people cannot be in
agreement with a man who so
haughtily arrogates to himself the
right to decide the fate of Europe
against the desires of its govern
ments and it's peoples"
Dare Not Sign, Is Claim.
Tho Idea Nazionale declares that
not one Italian would dare to sign
peace as proposed by President Will
son.
The Italia considers that President
Wilson has perhaps irremediably
| jeopardized the peace of the world.
The newspapers announce that
patriotic societies are urging the
| italian people to address an appeal to
the American people and the Ameri-
can Senate and House Of Representa-
tives.