Rome, Apr. 10.
The Italian press to-day renewed its bitter anti-British attacks which gravely alarmed Europe during auumu and early winter last year.
The "Giornale d'Ttalia" said that! while Italy does not want war she is firmly resolved "to repulse, even with orme," all threats and challenges, yeratdless of their souree—United against Italian infiumanity, they have] been severely punished.
"The Mahan document, after affair. ming the Titian Army's observance of the laws of war, declares that such Sbservanee must be bilateral.
The Hatin military authorities, it says, "cannot do otherwise than punish every inhuman atrocity committed by the enemy,"—Reuter.
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