CONSPIRACY IN EUROPE.
ACCUSATIONS OF TREACHERY. IS MUSSOLINI IMPLICATED? SIGNIFICANT HINTS. PARIS, Nov. 7. Although Garibaldi has not been arrested he'is never out of sight of detectives. His interrogation has already lasted 48 hours. He has had only intervals for meals and sleep. There was a dramatic scene yesterday when Garibaldi was confronted with Scevoli, who was in the past his ardent admirer. Yesterday, however, he accused Garibaldi of having sent him to the Italian Consulate at Nice "in order that my enemies might get to know me. " For money you delivered up a man to whom you had been an idol," said Scevoli. Garibaldi reiterated his protest that he had never betrayed the cause of liberty. He said: "I have been the victim of bad luck. Signor Mussolini allowed me to fall into a trap." French newspapers hint that Signor Mussolini was actually financing agents in France who encouraged the conspirators to cross the frontier and so fall into the hands of the Italian police.
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Waikato Times, Volume 101, Issue 16947, 9 November 1926, Page 7
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