Rome, Apr. 3.
"Illusion and intrigue continue to inspire te policy of the great demoeracies," declares Signor Virgi Gayda. writing in the "Giornale d'Italia" on the subject of the visit of Colonel Joseph Beck, the, Polish Foreign Minister, to London.
Signor Gayda states that the policies of Great Britain and France are "wrong," and warns these two countries that "Italy cannot wait indeffinitely.
"Italy," Signor Gayda states, "said she would wait merely as a last proof of her moderation, but her wit may be short, Let the French have no illusions in this regard."
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