New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Italian Exile, Tempo
 rarily Safe In France, Says Premier Is Man Responsible For Slay-
 ing Deputy Matteoti.
Declares Anarchy, Murder, Riots and Internal War for Greater Grandeur of Dictator Is Situation in Italy.

Me-. FIa4rc. Fcb. = lPg = Threats, even bodily harm. will not prevent ma from giving to tu,. world the inside story Of the ris,. al FaScismo iu Italy, created for x good cause a"3 taon prostituted by Denito Mussolin."
 Thus spok~ General Cosarc RoS.i to thc correspondent of tho Assoc ated Press at midnight last night in his hotel room Lory. The one thno head of the lasclst press bureau Iu Italy and one Of the leading lgurrs in the Fascist party, arrived in Nic, yesterday, having fled from Rome to Genoa in dn automobile and com ing 10 Nice hy motorboat.
 Fears For His Life
 General Eossi feels that Nice iS too c'ose to the Italian border, and ho will leave Immediately for Paris. He asserts that on the streets of this Riviera city yesterday he Was threatened four times by Fascist Iwho followed him from Rome and IGenoa. He has received identifies ton papers from the French police which will permit him to travel throughout France.
 Mussolini is the man responsible for tho murder cf Deputy Matte ottj," General RoSsi uverred. referr- ing 10 the kidnapping and killing ] Of the socialist deputy, which long 1 has been an issue tctween the op- position parties in Italy and the gov ernment.
 Accused .,r, But rawns
 "The other whotgo 10 trial for .the murder on March I5," he con. tinued. "are merely pawns in a chess game which they don't under stand. Murder is stalking my foot steps today @y,n in this land Of liberty. France. Look at those men standing in thc street outside, They are secret French police watching over me. MussoiMi, not content in making nut der an institution in Italy. pursucs his hatred and ven- geauce against his former friends. enemies now, yveu in the land where Ithsy have taken refuge"
 Nussolini's former lieutenant ap- iparently was guilty of an exagger- .ation when he said watch over him was being carried out by 're- cret policc" for corion of det"c- tives for two or three days .as been scrutinihng passers-by in tho vicinity of the modest hotel where Rossi is stopping, just as conspicu- ous as uniformed policemen.
 Had No Passports
 General Eos>i arrived in Me, , Iwthout passports or Identification 'panrrs of any sort, He was Vouch, led for, however, by friends who ar, prominent adhercntS of the left cal . tyL which is now all powerful i' France, and th' passport quesdo , was soon settled.
 Free, free al last" RoSsi fairl,
 shouted, heaNiug sigh Of relic l "An that have suffered I place {, 9 the credit of my political concep Q uons. which started with Mussolini @ | intend to fight 10 finish agains [ him who betrayed Fascismo," n General Rossi seemed somewha r depressed as he added, Tho mad g sluvns ot all of us"
 "I remember you" said Genera n Nossi to the correspondent, T ha Q my picture taken with you on Pin z cio hill that memorable October da e in 1928 whyn We entered Rome an h Italy was before us. What ha q Fascismo dono with our country II Anarchy. murder. riots and a Del r. pctua, stu'e of internal war for th k greater grandeur Of Mussolini." 70 Promises Great Storyp
 General Eos>i scrmrd cNtrcmcl ss nervous as no w.nt OIL "I shall l D. glad to get out o' here and go { d Paris. There I will tell tho wor' pr q story. appalnrC ir its per- ersit, ,d I have many friends in the Unite
 states and they shall have an ol O. portunity 10 learn thc story of q a. rise and coming iall Of MussollnL ut am going 10 Paris. whcre, wi
 friends. I shall put the fniShir
 itouch on n mem orandum which W
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