The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-30
HOSTILE AT
HUlNE CEASE
War Clouds, Hanging Low
Over Southern Europe for
Two Years, Rolled Back.
ITALrs TERMS ACCEPTED
Council to Which D'Annunzio
Surrendered Powers Recog-
nizes Disputed Treaty.

trieste, Dec. 29.--(A. P.)-Hos.
tnities at Fiume between italian
IA regular troops and D'AnnunzIo Ie-
sionairos ended tonight.
Ine a9reerent for the capItula.
morrow morning.
Orders for cessation Of fiohtinu
az tiume apparently followed . re-
port to Gen. CavlglIa. commander
o. italian regulars In DaInnatia,
tnat the council Of FIume, to which
Capt. cabriele D'AnnunzIo had
the regency Of ouarnero," has ae.
cepted the terms Of the italian
fs At a conference held at Abbarla
yesterday the council gave com.
piete recognition OF the treaty Of
hspaIIo agalnst the application Of
were fighting, and sinned an aoree'
city. -''e - w
War Clouds DissIpated.
Rome. Dec. 30.--War clouds which
have been hanging low over southerI
Europe for nearly two years. wer,
rolled back today when Italy began :,
put into effect the treaty OF Rapalls
at ttume.
The threat OF an armed break be.
and other disputed territory on thu
Adriatic was at an end. But for a year
It had been intensified by Gabrielle
DAnnunzio, the firebrapd italian poet
who seized Fiume and a number 81
islands on the Dalmatian coast ir
bold defiance OF the Italian govern
! DAnnunzio's volunteers. not content
with land seizures. even attacked
Jugo-Slav frontier guards and on sew
eral occasions these clashes menaced
the serenity Of all southern Europe
from the Mediterranean sea to Ru-
mania.
No Battle Flag Waves.
No longer does the fiery Italian poets
battle flag fiout over the governors
palace at Fiume. No more do the war
craft OF D'Annunzio's navy. steam
slowly back and forth inside the k'iume
harbor. Peace has come to Plume. And
the people of tiurne are Joyous and
happy They tired OF the military i'm
positions of D'Annunzio's volunteers
Also they hope to get enough to eat
now. The delegation from the Fiume
municipal Acouncil accepted all of the
government's terms. The conditions in
clnded the evacuation of the islands OF
Arbe and Vegiia, which had been seized
by DAnnunzio's volunteers and the de-
mobilization of the Fume navy"
1t IL presumed that the volunteer
forces that occupied Fiume under
D'AnnunzIo will be disbanded.
Italian regulars will quickly occupy
the Fiume garrison, II they have not
already done so.
Royal Ships Patrol Port.
Royal warships already patrol the
farbor. Workmen will soon be en-
gagged in repairing the damage done by
shell and rife fire.
u Under the treaty or RapaIlo which
BsAnnunzio .drastica1ly denounced and
which no declared he wonld resist to
the death, t'iume is to become tiny
Independent state between the from
iers of Italy and Jugo-Slavis.
The island of Arbe and Veglia and
the Dalmatian coast north of cara.
which the volunteers had occupied. will
revert to Jugo- Slavia.
Under the Austro- Hungarian and
Rapallo treaties Jugo- Slavia becomes a
powerful nation. her frontiers extend
ing from the Adriatic to Rumania.
Amnesty For Insurgents.
London. Dec. 30.--The Italian govern
msnt has published decree granting
amnesty to Gabrielle D'Annunzio's forces
at Fiume, according to a Rome dispatch
to the Evening News today.
#s D'Annunzlo into Exile.
Rome, Dec. 30.-u, N. Silt was
reported here today that Gabrielle Dan
nunzio will exile himself from Italy,
going to. South America.