By Benito Mussolini
The blackshirts of Turin, as well as all those who still harbor the sentiments of Fatherland in their hearts, remember the sacrifice of Ather Capelli. He was a soldier, a Fascist, a journalist of crystalline faith, killed by the enemy in a criminal ambush. I want you to consider me present at the tributes paid to his memory, and I express the vow that his blood has not been poured in vain, but rather it is useful because it will benefit the redemption of the Fatherland.
MUSSOLINI
