Referring to "calumnies against talion valour," the newspaper pointed four that there are "Italian war dead buried in vile French sell at Bligny." With raging violence, "Tevere™ con rined, "We spit in the face of France because of the nonsensical stupidity of me fable about. the Galli cock not being frightened of the Roman wolf This. cock has become an arterioelerotie and. prudent capon "whose: joints alone are still hard.
"The French poultry-yard is, gradu ally, becoming a rabbit kenn"
'The noys organ concludes, "This is Jour last reason for spitting on. the fussly face of this vile and' stinking bird. "And that is enough, because all in all, Mahan spit is worth more than the French citizen. who is. spat jupon. "The Third French Republic does not deserve much Italian spit!"—Havas, rench Press Comments Paris, Jan. 14.
Signor Mussolini's moderate attude and the resumption of the violent anti-French campaign by the Tulian press were the two principal points noted by the press' here. this morning.
"One point must be emphasized, says "Lo Journal" "Sigmar Musso-lint is said to have given the British Prime Minister formal assurances that he was determined to safeguard "Lo Figaro" stressed that the desire for peace of Ialy's leaders was not compatible" with the anti-French campaign in the Italian press-—Havas.
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