significant Speech on Situation in Durope Rome, Dee. 8 a speech made in the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Mussolini suid that the Kellogs Peace Pact transcendental,' would "x0 sublime one might even call
treason to the nation to ignore the fact that the whole workd is arming and building submarines, eruisfers and other implements of war. We must have no illusions about the political state of Europe, When! {the storm is approaching everybody talks of peace. We do not want to ism the equilibrium of Europe, but we must be ready. Nebody ought to be astonished if I call on the nation, whose convalescence is complete, to make another sacrifice 's0 that all our forces on sea and. and and it may be por int the deputies, caraway by enthusiasm, rose and agitators in cheered.—Reuter,
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