Signor Mussolini continues to receive important. visitors who. are Roxio o. otain lis. sympathy, Deep sympathy the Japanese nation in the loss of for as Field-Marshal No-More. The first news of his illness was s0 quickly followed by an intimation of the worst fears that the shock to all his countrymen must be severe. The choice of the Veteran soldier with his austere Patriotism and his fine record to undertake the dificult task of com-/manding the Japanese forces. in Manchowkuo and, at the new office of Antba immense reliance placed. upon his sterling "qualities. So ""admirably" had he discharged his onerous duties." that his. recent elevation to the rank of 'Field 'Marshal in the Army was apparent ly to have been followed by further honours. They probably will be bestowed upon' him posthumously in the circumstances,
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