ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1917, Page 3

ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

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ITALIAN CONFIDENCE

ROME, July 1. Tho Chamber of Deputies carried a vote of confidence in the Government. Signor Bosselli said that Italy s intention was to the war .together with the. Allies, to a victorious finish. The Socialists voted with the minority.

ITALIAN POLITICS

A CRISIS AVERTED

(Received, This Day at 8.50. a.m.) ■ LONDOjf, July 2nd. | The Daily Chronicle’s Rome correspond dent says that the supporters of M. Gioletti, in the Cliamber, on the ground of the Governments alleged shortcomings, especially in the sphere of economics, endeavoured to secure the reconstitution of the ministry under Orlands, the present Minister of the Interior. * Sonnino’s firm threat that in such an event he would resign, brought them to their senses and a vote of confidence in (the. BoselU eoalitHi wa»s carried by 361 to 63. All groups except Socialist neutralists jind Republicans, realise that Sonnino’s disappearance at 'bis juncture would precip-tH a national disaster. They therefore shrank (With drahnaf&c suddenness from the verge of an unsounded abyss. BOSF'LLI’S sitoess. (Received This Hav,at 10.15. a in.) ROME, July 2. Bose.llis’s success is pastly due to his action in tenaciously resisting vne clamour for the appointment of a special committee inside the Cabinet, He argued that France’s and England’s similar experience did not justify Italy’s imitation.