ITALY AT WAR.
SOCIALISTS CAUSING DISAFFECTION.
ROME, Oct. 19
Socialist Deputies in the Chamber called Signor Bissolati, the War Minister, a renegade, and accused him of interfering with General Cadorna's plans by offering to send 500,000 men to France while the enemy was threatening Italy.
. Signor Bissolati declared that the Socialists -were causing disaffection,
and declared that if the country were endangered he would not hesitate to order all internal enemies to be shot. Uproar followed this statement.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9125, 22 October 1917, Page 6
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