Bologna.-The worker Buldrini Primo taken to hospital, having been beaten by Fascists. B·rescia.-Groups of Fascists, armed with sticks, post themselves at the exit of the Zust establishment and beat many of the workers. Brescia.-The Socialist Martinini _beaten till the blood came, on his way out of a building. Fascists set fire to the library of the Universal Friendly Society. Belluno.-The ex-deputy Santin obliged to leave the town immediately by order of the Fascists. Ravenna.-Fascists prevent the christening of children in the church, threatening interference. Pesaro.-Doctor Sandro Fabris, secretary of the Labour Union, beaten by Fascists. Bognanco (N ovara).-The Socialist clubs laid waste. N aples.-Conflict between Fascists and ex-service railwaymen. Rumianca (N ovara).-The Socialist clubs of Rumianca, Vogogna, Piedimulera destroyed by Fascists as a reprisal. Brescia.-The tramwayman Ghitti Giuseppe beaten by Fascists. Gardone Val Trompia.-Cinelli, secretary of the "Fiom r, (Bricklayers' Union) , banished from his district by Fascists. Gurone (Varese). The Socialist Pagani Tranquilo surprised in his own house by Fascists, carried outside, beaten and stabbed. His wife, screaming with fear, is threatened with revolvers. Odolo (Brescia).-Fascists lay waste the local workers' club and offices. Canicatti,-1'wo Communists attacked and wounded for wearing a red poppy in their buttonhole. Pontremoli.-The local Council of the Popular Party resigns on account of continual Fascist violence. 88 Biblioteca Gino Bianco
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