'Ten thousand Romans were ox-ceted to turn out to All the Plaza Adolfo' Hilter, and other thorough fares through' which the Premier. Japan would pass from the Ostlense Station to the Villa Madame, Workmen w: e putting the last touches Yo the decorations on the station which will be brightly Ut despite Dlack-out regulations, Meanwhile, the newspaper "Tele~ rate," which is owned by the For-ign Minister, Count Galeazzo Dano, welcomed Mir. Matsuoka declaring that ome, which in {ts Tengthy ise tory has greeted so many illustrious visitors from different races and the most distant countries, "seldom has sen a man like Matsuoka whose pretence recalls the great revolutions of history and the huge work of Fenovation which goos on constant.
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