Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31
VICTORY OF THE FASCIsTI
 WAS CELEBRATED IN ROME

Rome, Oct. so-By The A. P.)-s The entire city was early astir await ing the arrival of Mussolini. All Rome was behagged an q the walls placarded with manifestos, one of them, signed by the Fascist command. declaring;
 Victory is ours Any conflict is use less. ii(eed. harmful, to the fascismo. Therefore the most categorical orders have been issued to all the Black Shirts imposing absolute calm, order and disc- pline. Nfussolini having been entrusted with the formation of a cabinet from this moment is responsible for the safety of. the state, the ministries and parlia- m,ent. and any action against the gov-. ernment institutions is rebellion against MossuIini Attacks against shops and the selling of arms are absolutely pro h:bitcdr
 The Fascist leader entered Rome in a royal automobile sent for him by, the king. as Mussolini's train could not casa- tinue fin consequence of the tracks having been tom up hss- the troops When he. reached the capital the new premier vas reclaimed on all sides.
 Press Praises King.
 The entire press praises King Victor Emmanuel for his firru attitude both in refusing to sign a decree for a state of siege submitted to him by the retiring
 
 Mussolin as head of the government The Gironsle Di Roma says: Five sov- creigns of the house of savoy have ab- iicated in the past for the safety of the mother country. The present king also would nave abdicated rather than that sIngl e drop of blood should be shed m civil war"
 The Idea Nazionale says: "A national revolution has been accomplished in the name of Italy and the king this has been possible through the virtue and merit of the king"
 The Messaggero hopes that Mussolinis strong hand in demolishing will be equal ly strong in reconstruction, in fpacifying, In restoring spiritual, economic and po- litical greatness
 During inc night and in tho early morning hours Fascist in little groups on foot, in country wagons. in lorries snd borrowed motor busses came filter ne into the city the vanguard of the many thousands who gathered later to welcome their leader and follow him in vast procession through the streets of Inc Eternal City.
 Most Of them were young. but there wore some with white hair. though with youthful vigor they entered with rapt expression as though in fulfillment of a dream, the realization of the aspirations of a strenuous struggle. A group from Perugia, passing through the huge gate of Porta Pia, stopped and solemnly sa- uted tho Roman capital with character istic mien of the ancient Romans, lift- lng outstretched right arm. Another band evidently came on foot from neighboring Cammagna . these were dressed as typi- cal cowboys of the Roman countryside. They, too, stopped as they entered the cty. their leader gravely exclaimlng {: we call to remembrance our glorious dead. whose devotion and self-sacrifce has brought us here today
 D'Annunzio to Visit Rome.
 Reports arc in circulation that Ga oriele D'Annunzio is coming to Rome at Mussolini's request The new premier desires to consult with D'Annunzio on future measures for the welfare of the country He declares that strict econ omy is necessary.
 Though there has been no rioting in Rome, Isolated fights have occurred. An tho Bergo quarter. near the Vatican, in Fascistl raid as reprisal for a com munlst attack. several revolver shots we're fired. A few miles from Rome 100 Fasticti were ambushed. One was killed ,ne was mortally wounded and two were dangerously wounded. At Garibald bridge over tho Tiber communists fired at royal guards, killing a sergeant