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Sm—"The Times" of September 28, thay the following letter in its cor respondence columns example of the op next hae Home The White these and even the name of the writer awakes a Urill of cockney memories, Nov. 18, A Suggested Correction Tw the Editor of the "Norri-Ciuxa Dany News"
Sin—1 felt rather upset, when 1 read. the United Press report Bullfrog Mussolini's speech from the balcony' of the Venice Palace.
Now of all things in this world, true sportsmanship in everything counts. most, even in war: and appears to me that the Correspondent fof the United Press has been of great disservice to the world when omissions occur in his reports on important speeches.
The Bullfrog wishes the world to know thoroughly that whatever he Intends to do, he will be doing it Mi, far better than any ordinary man' of the street could imagine. The particular pascaye of his speech, in which he wishes to impress the world of his might and ability, should be Sorrecty published andi it==-Once lave started running noone can stop me." Now, Sir, be fair and give every devil his due.
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