D'ANNUNZIO

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 44, 16 November 1920, Page 7

D'ANNUNZIO

OBJECTS TO DALMATIAN AGREEMENT TROOPS TRYING TO REACH HINTERLAND (By Telegraph-Press Assooiatlon-Copyrlflit New York, November 11. The "Chicago Tribune's" correspondent at Milan states that d'Annunssio's troop 9 are trying to reach tho Dalmatian hinterland. D'Aununzio's whereabouts is unknown. lii is believed that ho is planning the occupation of Selienicu. D'Ajinunzio. through his newspaper, vehemently nttneks the Dalmatian agreement, on tho ground that it imperils the Ntv vosn defences.—Ans.-N".Z. Cablo Assn. [By the Adriatic Treaty, which was signed at Santa Margherila by the Italian and Jugo-Slavian delegations, Jugoslavia gets Dalmatin, except Znra, and Italy is given a strategic frontier north of Fiunio. which finally will be made independent] VILLAGES ANDIsiANDS SEIZED : POWERFUL FLKCT LEAVES THE GULF. (Rec. November 15, S p.m.) Rome, November 15. D'Annunaio's Bersagliel'i have captured Mount Lubnn, east of Fiume, and occiioiett all the villages assigned to Jugo-Slnvia, except Pidngrec, where the Borsaglieri were forced to retire owing to the local resistance. The Islands of Arbe and Veglia have been seized in the Gulf of Qnarnero, moreover, a powerful fleet, including the Dante and Alighieri, has left the gulf for an unknown destination, despite the fact that Admiral Millo gave an explicit pledge io support Signor Giolitti when the latter allowed"! him to return to Finnic D'Annnnzio and Milio have now' resumed the pact, sealed last year. It is evident thai D'Annnnzio demands the whole of Dalmatia for Italy.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ITALIAN-JDGO-SIAV DEFENSIVE CONVENTION AGAINST RESTORATION OF HAPSBURGS. (Keo, November 16, 1.10 a.m.) London, November 15. Tlie ".Morning Post's" Santa Margherila correspondent states that immediately after the signature of the Adriatic T/eaty, the Italian and Jugo-Slav Goveriiiajs»fcj signed»a defensive convention against tho restoration of tUc .Hapsburgs.—Renter.