Rome, Nov. 16, The fierceness with which pol-tical passions are raging at the Present time, appear to have given the impression aprond that the Fascist Governmen: is tottering, ut the tension in Rome contrasts with the general tranquillity in the country, in spite of sporadic demonstrations, acts of violence and wholesale duels between factionaries on both sides, mostly ex-service men such incidents undoubtedly tends to weaken the prestige of the Government, and the popularity of Fascism, there are no indications lof an early fall of Signor Mussoli The position of the latter in Par iment is unshakable, anid will continue x0, failing a spilt in the. Fascist ranks, which is unlikely—Reuter,
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