Rome, May 15.
Lord Hardwicke, a friend of Signor bruno Mussolini, had his face siappea on Monday night at a cabaret snow, because he threw an anti-British poser off his table. He was then detained for two hours in a police station, on the grounds that his papers were not in order.
Anti-Allied student demonstrations were held in various provincial towns, including Milan, where the prelect appeared on the balcony of the prefecture, and acknowledgea she cheers of the demonstrators.
At Naples, thousands of students with Italian' and German flags, ana pictures of the King of Italy and Il Duce, marched to the palace of the Crown Prince, cheering the House of Savoy and Signor Mussolini, Later, they sang patriotic songs outside the offices of the commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy,
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