Evening star., 1920-11-16
D'ANNUNz|0 AGREES
TOADR|AT|C TREATY

ROME. November 16 (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Rear Admiral Milo. com
mander of the Italian forces Of occu-
patton in Dalmatia. is reported to have
persuaded Gabrielle D'Annunzio. the
Italian insurgent commander at Fiume.
to accept the Rapallo settlement under
which Dalmatia was conceded to the
Jugoslavs. according to Stefani News
Agency dispatch from Trieste today.
The message reports a dramatic in
terview on board Il warship at sea
between D'AnnunZio and Admiral
MILO. The admiral is reported TO nave
declared that he would keep his word
as soldier and remain loyal to the
king.
1T is stated adds the message.
that Admiral Milo succeeded COM
pletely in winning over DAnnunZio.
The navy. says the dispatch. which
is based on reports from Iara. is in
high state of discipline. and Ad-
miral Milo has sent King Victor En-
manuel most loyal telegram.
Great Britain, France and the United
States have, through their ambassadors,
expressed satisfaction with the settle
ment of the Adriatic question reached
at Rapallo, Italy. last week. Premier
Giolitti of Italy announced at cab
met meeting yesterday, says a state
ment issued by the Stefani News
Agency. semi official organization.
The Italian premier's statement was
made during his reply TO congratu-
lations to himself Foreign Minister
Sforza and Minister of War Bonomi
! from their colleagues The three Off
Gals conducted the negotiations with
the Jugoslav delegation at Rapallo-
Signor Giolitti is quoted as de-
clarirg the situation in the armistice
vyCn frr
, anxiety.
| Demonstrations in DnImatin.
A dispatch to the Idea Nazionale from
Ancona says demonstrations through
| Dalmatia against the Rapailo agreement
are growing in violence. All the
+. troops are confined to barracks. adds
/ the dispatch. but crowds stand under
their windows impIoring them not to
! leave the territory. To these pleas
! the soldiers are reported to be re-
| plying: I'VE are with you and we
viii shed our blood for you"
Sailors also are said TO be fra
| ternizing with the Dalmatians. The
demonstrations have assumed par
! ticularly violent character at Scar
dona. six miles northeast Of Sebenico.
!, and at CurZola.
Italian new spapers. with the excep-
ton Of nationalist organs. continue
to approve the treaty OF Rapallo.
| journal, bitterly attacks the treaty.
calling the ministers who negotiated
it traitors" for having sacrificed Dali
malta. A protest against the treaty,
signed by Dalmatians. including two
newly appointed senators from that
district, has caused considerable in
terest.
D'Annunzio Occupies Coast.
PARIS, November Is (Havas).-
Soldiers of Gabrielle d'Annunzio. COM
mander of the Italian insurgent forces
at Fiume have taken possession of
the coast and Noun. Luban, to the
east of Fiume. says Rome dispatch
today, quoting the Fiume correspond
ent of the. Messagero. The troops;
says the dispatch, have occupied all
localities of the district of Castua
without struggle or incident.
The inhabitants of the village OF
Podogres, the message adds, opposed
resistance to the insurgent forces:
causing them to retire. column OF
manifestants from Fiume entered the
Dusac quarter and replaced all in
scriptions and signs in the Slav
language by others in the Italian
language.