Show SENT tU t 0 JAIL BECAUSE 1 w WAR i Advising People to to Erroneously Er Er- flock Block Blo k Government Charged to Present Premier By A Antonio n B M I ARTICLE IV b by North American a ican right fate Alliance In United States Candi Cani Can- Can e paper Great Ora Britain and nd South America AH An di 9 reserved i We e are now approaching the tle time Italy went to war with Turkey y err ti the Ule to toIs tos ru declared declare d himself 1 ho hostile p s sis Is s enterprise In tho the courtyard of the he labor ch chamber chamber- l ber at he dered dea de- de 11 red a I fiery speech ch against the war On the same platform was Deputy Blanchi Bianchi who urged d the peo- peo e to throw v up barricades against the A detective took teak down government Blanches Blanche's remarks in m shorthand andi andt and f t them m to tD Mussolini For i Hie he second time YU Mussolini W was placed lifer arrest tho lh the question of I fact t W was S thrashed f hed ed out at the tho trial I Itu ti was ss as nevertheless cont condemned con con- con con- d AskEd if it he had anything t tI to tosa t sa 9 to his h he replied I I r f you ou give j e me my freedom you vote be doing me a n. favor f vor if Ji f you o II I e erid nd d mo to prison you will be doing wg new an honor honor 1 IN PRISON did not find prison op life Ute For once In his lifo fa he head head ad plenty of leisure for study Beides BeIdes Behe Be- Be Ides he was accustomed to solitude The e old people in in relate hD holy Benito s 's mother once owned a apiece ille piece of ot land away awny off oft In the with a a. tum down tumble down le-down hut but it it They call calt the he place The Thea Ther r a On one occasion c a as i t boy oy t tr ito took rook i a l pile of or book a and went Rent OL UJ to this old cabin and lT lived there three 11 ee months all alI by himself lost in the then n for fm reading reeding rell Ung This ThIl hl Is typical I J Mussolini Mussolini- by temperament tend tend- jug toward extremes t but always dis- dis striking a balance between I rashness r and the measures necessary fl rn success ready for action a tion to the I 1 rt riot on once OMe e he ha has j foreseen foresee and acted nce ac- ac r e ted td all the consequences SECOM BECOMES S GREAT READER C n us of his Is favorite authors was I pg S Sorrel whom he knew perv per- per I v and who jn In 1913 prophesied f gat t things for his Italian friend In Indas Inose rose ose dayS s there was a a. tendency among mong the soap b bp ers to stress ss the theo thee e o stion as more important t tt n ar ary v problem of religion or ethics Mussolini that r was something superior socialism Who can ti fail ll to under under- said he that fire e emotions Mich ich Christmas inspires in m us are 1 ir superior to to those we feel 1 the f first st of May But tel teb the economic problem is before JJ is and we vie must solve 6 it 11 it itIe e fie Ie w-s w vv s a gr great at admirer of the old bench ench revolutionist re Panton l he head ada ado ad a a. speech on the anniversary of e i commune orr mune every y ry year speeches speeches' es almost most invariably show pro- pro wind und nd for fog his cal col- s. gue-s. One such anniversary proved t o 0 he be a raw TW ra rainy ramy ny day days and only a 11 as s all al crowd turned out Mussolini l n 1 ted a at f few v m moments ments before betor ascend ascend- the platform but finally he to 1 his bs S place and began to 10 speak T Tere Tele of ot biste his bis ere leie was a frown scorn on te lie Ile fixed hl his black like brigand e ees es upon the few hearers before him d bi bl on i n At daybreak on a a. hie will remain famous in the theto to tort t f f peoples the men of the 11 nine went down to their attack t the tl-Je e They were lUte like le and the hearts chicken v vo Ro make male up the Italian socialist I Jin rn who WOO talk about t the e social revo- revo r vo- vo I I I lution P. P but are actually afraid ld of ot four I drops drops' pf qt rain j CONTEMPT FOR SOCIALISTS SOCIALISTS' it Jt 1 is w well ll l Known that h Ills his socialist I colleagues never h heard ard anything but Insults and from his lips Whilo Mu Mussolini was editing The They Class ss Struggle one of ot those leaders leaders' who I had lIter literary y ambitions tp proposed writIng writing writ writ- 1 Ing a series of articles under the same flame title as th the n newspaper To test the man out and humiliate him once and for all Mussolini asked him to I write an article on the theme The Myth Q of Revolution The aspiring who was was not quite sure what the subject t means did his best and finally brought his article Into the editorial office lIn l looked over over the Hie manuscript with witha a scowl The writer r finally plucked up courage and ask asked asked- d Well Vell what do you think of it If I can see that you are the most I perC perfect ct ass is inside le the Socialist party said Mussolini and that tha is saying a a good deal Go back bade to your job and let literature alone lone Mussolini was fighting for tor revolutionary revolutionary i Socialism in the stronghold of Italian republicanism Font Forli was and andis I is in most of its ita parishes the the- most I republican of all Italian cities He I Ih his s I h had d the same ame contempt fellow citizens e that he had f for r his Socialist comrades In a speech at atone I tine one of their ir meetings he e said to them You republicans are a bunch of spIneless spineless spineless spine spIne- less incompetents You will never do dolnY I anything You were bori born dead The only feelings yo yon can possibly arouse In a a. live m man p Is that of pity There were werl of course many republicans republicans republicans I about quite as violent as as he was One evening Mussolini w was s approached I Ion on a street corner by a friend who had hai I come to warn him that a a republican leader was going goinS abo about t the town with I blood in hl his eye intending inter to 10 give Mussolini l a thrashing Mussolini Mussolini looked ed at the man an and asked Say I Iare are aro those fellows trying to get me Into jail jall No Xo Why do you ask Because It if that fellow says a word to me I 1 will wU kill him And he would 1 certainly have done it tt Mussolini 1 me meanwhile was living like a n. real Bohemian One of Qt his hl whimsical ideas was to start to-start start a restaurant in the I main main- square of t. t to h be he called The Setting Sun which would oe De a a. rendezvous ren ren- for tor all aU the down dawn and outs out Inthe in inthe inthe the region LEADS SOCIALIST PARTY It was was' fit nt tho the congress s of Reggio Ress-Io Emili t t that at Mussolini came to the I forefront of the Italian Socialist move ment merit His Ilis revolutionary insurrectionist insurrection insurrection- ideas swept his auditors before move move-I him The Italian naHan i Socialist party was breaking breakIng break break- Ing up over the issues issues of the war Val in oU BenIto Mu Mussolini W was tho the I person whose eloquence held the pa party party- y together with the tho expulsion of ot only a afew afew afew leaders and all alt I few Important eyes turned upon this new new man man The I middle class daBS papers in reporting his I that won him lm the editorship Of Avanti fA and the leadership of tho the Socialist party seemed never to have I hc heard ld of him before Tho The Corriere I della delU Sera prefaced its text text with the word words L The next r speaker l e er was a genius peasant from 0 11 Mussolini was in some ome doubt as ns to whet whether er he a sho should o ild accept this high I office in n p Milan but finally he was I prevailed led upon to ab abandon his little I world and n set out on the I CT great t highway w which was to lead him I Ito I Ito to the place he occupies today I Ho He gave cave to Avanti a an n Insurrectionist tone reorganizing the Italian Socialist par party y as an army of I l' l revolutionists Evolutionists destined soon on to seize the of ot the state by y violence He lie power wa watt In the full enthusiasm of this work when the greatest case of con conscience coil e I come to a p. leader i imen science that can of ot men men ca came e up for foi his solution T |