Rome, Dec. 18.
Italy's disbollet in the "table of perpetual peace" was voiced by Signor Benito Mussolini in a speech to-day at Litterla, one of the new townships in the reclaimed Pontine marshes, on the occasion of the' inauguration of new public works.
All Italy's African accounts, 1 Duce declared, had been settled, but others remained. He firmly believed, however, that these could be regulated In the ordinary way.
"But," he concluded, "we Italians deny the fable of perpetual peace, though we desire the longest possible period of peace."—Reuter.
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