New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
fiul11e Revolt
Ends: Terms of
Peace Signed
D'Annunzio Resigns After
His Representatives Tx
ecute Treaty; Expected
TO Depart in Airplane
City To Be Disarmed
Pardon Granted to Legion
aries Except Mutineers;
New Regime in Control
special co95s to rae 7rio,a.e

MILAN, Dec. 31.-Dr. Rikardo Gil
gante Mayor OF Fiurlc, and Captain
Hortis, D'Annunzo's confidential man,
acting on behalf of the city, to-day
signed at Abbazia an acceptance of the
terms imposed by General Caviglia.
leader of the government troops.
D'Annunzio had resigned the governor
ship and handed over oil power to the
municipal officials just before the docu-
ment was signed The terms of the
clty's surrender are:
All prisoners taken by the Fiumc le-
glonaiies are to be released.
Inc warships in the port are TO
leave
All munitions appropriated from the
supplies of the Italian army arc to be
restored
Al legionaries who are not natives
of Fiumc are to leave the citv within
nVe days and the natives are 20 be
disarmed
u Annunzio is 70 quit the city after
having released the legionaries from
'nelr oath Of allegiancc 10 MIN.
1hc leglonafies are immediatelv to
abandon the islands of vcglia and
Original Rebels Pardoned
general pardon Will be granted 20
al the ieglonaries wNo followed Dan
"Qnzlo III his original revolt. but this
"'l not extend TO recent rebels and 10
mutIneers among the crews Of the
ehree torpedo boats which recently
joined D'Annunzio's forces.
\ An,. <,f<
ment a4e going to Fiur,e to see that
the conditions Of the surrender aSe
ulfiiled. and immediately thereafter
1ne regency Of Fume begins its ey-
stence, according to the Treaty Of Ra
pallo. '''
D Annunzio is expected soon 70 leave
rune IN his airplane and. in conse-
luehce o. ms last message expressing
DISGUST for Italy, he is believed to DE
flaming to 60 to France. although the
press there generally has taken an
anfaVorable view OF his rebellion. The
poet leader was particularly incensed
< ms the Italian navy, Tor he be-
'leved up to the last moment that IL
YOU'D refuse to act against him. His
'as' dlsofGered message mas done much
- allenate sympathy from him and
ms cause The government won =
srea. deal of respect by the care with
which 1T handled .he situation.
ABBAZIA. Juco-slavia. Pee. 81 fRv
The Associated Press) DR.. Antonio
Grosslch, former head of the National
Council Of Fiumo. Ricnardo Gigantic,
Mayor Of Fiume, and Captain Host
Wenturi, who was direct CT national
defense IN the city, have been consti~
tnted the provisional government of
Eiume
VIII ther the D'Annunzian legiorar;es
WI depart by lard or sea has not yet
teeh declced There Is stationed et
.Abbazia Dalmatian liner capable Of
taking on virtually al the pocs's
forces. 1t was sent to tranvport
We 'nded, but these having been cared
TOR IN hospitals along he coast it is
possible tae steamship viii be pat into
service to take the F;ume force to 4.
place designated by the government.
DAnnunzio Issues Farewell
D'Annunzo issued sort Of va)a-
d'ctory to the Humans as soon as he
saw surrender was inevitable. There
are few copies in the hands of the
regulars. but il has generally beer
kept secret. One Of tie officers wao
read it day reeited portion from
memory as follows:
abdicate aud consign my powers
to the National Council.
Il have fought foa an ideal leave
to you the dead who fought for what
they conceived to be rigNt. They have
made the most supreme sacrifice for
you consign them to you that their
memory may live forever.'
ROME, Dec. 3l.-The discovery of a
plot in Milan in which the Fasoisti
(Ext1eme Nationalist party) and anax-
ehists are alleged to have been prepar-
ing Joint attack Oh the Italian army
olerstlng against Plume is reported bv
the newspapers here to-day. Seven
tcen persons have been arrested in
connection with the plot, The news
papers say.