The "Popolo Romano," commenting on the activity of Egyptian and Irish emissaries and also upon the report circulated stating that Deputies had presented interrogations concerning the attitude of Italy towards Ireland and Egypt, asks why Italy should give her support to the Irish cause or the Egyptian. Sooner or later, it would mean their expulsion from Lybia.
"Neither is it possible," says the newspaper, "to believe that responsible Parliamentarians will assist in an unfriendly attitude towards the British nation, our old friend and Ally; and whose presence in the Mediterranean is a guarentes of freedom and independence, "True. Gibraltar and Suez are points which could be closed, and one access to the highways of the
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