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by Matteotti and others proving the
guilt of the Fascist leaders, Musso
lini is the man who said to the villain
Gus Rossi: "You must get this man
out of the way for me-" And it was
Finzi who wrote the damning confes-
sion when he thought he was to sue
coed in a suicide plot and absolve his
own person from punishment.
Greater Than Teapot Scandal.
Finzi and Rossi, particularly the
former, are blamed for the failure OF
the Banco Italiano Disconto in which
thousands of Italian workers lost their
savings. Finzo grew fat on the spoils
He and Rossi handled the deals with
Standard Oil of America, whereby
that corporation got monopoly control
of oil distribution in Italy. Finzi and
Rossi were the direct agents of Harry
Sinclair's oil producing company in
securing for it a tremendously valu-
able concession in the Sicily and Emf
liza regions.
Finzi, Rossi, Albino Volpi, chief po-
litical agent of the Fascist in Milan;
General De Bono, former head of the
Fascist national militia land secret
police; Lieutenant Marriott, chief of
the Fascist cheka; Brandimarte, Col
onel Magnaghi, francesca Giunta,
general secretary Of the Fascist par
ty; Giovanni Marinelli, Amerigo Du-
MIMI head of the Fascist in Florence;
Bianci, Amleto Povoromo, Rossoni
(ex-syndicalist of America), Filippo
Filippelli, former editor of the Cor
riere Italiano, chief Fascist sheet, and
Benito Mussolini, dictator of Italy for
and leader of the Fascist, these are
the criminals who have been plumber
ing Italy and crushing the workers
and all working class economic and
political organizationg These are
the "brigands," says Presi from his
voluminous evidence, that have held
Italy in an iron grip of terror and
have prevented the nearly won prole-
tartan revolution.
Spy on All Opponents.
These are the men whose graft and
violence became so terrific that they
added one more terrible deed, the bru.
tai Staying of the prominent deputy,
to their list, and instead of saving
themselves from discovery exposed
themselves to fierce attack upon all
sides. Mussolini barely saved his own
position for the time being by re-
nouncing his former Fascist friends,
whom he said were "above suspicion"
When Senator Albertini, editor of II
Corriere della Sera, went to Switzer-
land three of Albino Volpi's secret
agents followed him to report If the
anti-Fascist senator held any confer
ences with foreigners of influence
One of volpis Milan Fascist gang
of thugs tried to kill Conte Sforza, ex-
ambassador to Paris, who remained
against the Fascist.
Killings Common.
Albino Volpi himself killed the old
socialist Inversetti in Milan, on the
Foro Bonaparte, and when he was ac-
quilted he sent letter of thanks to
Mussolini and one to Giunta. Volpi
was one of the chief organizers of
Fascist crimes.
Lieutenant Marriott, chief of the
Fascist cheka, criminal with an es-
pecially bad past as robber and muir
derer, organized a Fascist band of
thugs in Turin. One of their aims
was to secure for the Fascist Dresda
a beautiful young woman who was the
sweetheart of a street car man named
Prato. In the fight Prato succeeded
in killing Dresda, and the Fascist
Immediately cried for vengeance.
Brandimarte, formerly also a we'll
konwn criminal and later general
counsel of the Fascist militia), organ