Round Trip, 85c
Admission, 25c
Case and Loneh Counter on Steamer
Ml. Vernon not n;»fn on Sunday*
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 12, 1926-PART I._
MUSSOLINI WARNS
ALL NATIONS PLOTS
ON LIFE MUST END
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ent of the Communist cause, becom
ing one of the most active agitators
in his region. The two bombs which
he flung at Mussolini today he had
retained from the days of his army
service.
Active Against Fascism.
With the advent of fascism the
youth went to France, visiting Nice,
Marseilles and Parts, taking part in
anti-fascist activities. Recently, so
his story runs, he conceived the idea ,
of returning home and eliminating
Mussolini, whom he- regarded as an
evil genius to his country.
Not having a passport, the young
man was forced to re-enter Italy se
cretly. He says he arrived at his
home last Thursday and. remained
there until this morning, when he
arrived in Rome about 7.30 iVcloek.
The prisoner does not explain how
he acquired his knowledge of the
premier’s uf.ual morning travel route,
but he says he walked the streets
until 9 o’clock, when he stationed
himself near the Pia gate to await
the passage of the premier’s auto
mobile.
When captured the prisoner was
found to have only 60 lire, but he
also carried an automatic pistol load
ed with dumdum bullets—that is, the
nickel shells of the bullets had been
filed so as to cause them to expand
like a mushroom upon hitting the
victim.
Shows No Fear of Mob.
