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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
Catholics and the Public Schools

40 official stateuen. has been made c,DcerE.
Jog the recent u!terancc Of Archbishop Will.
llans, made at recent meeting of tho Catholic
clergy of Boston with regard to Catholic
schools. Tho Archbishop urged that, wheu-
ever practicable, Catholic schools should be
established 10 every parish aud, as far as DOS
sible, made equal to publio schools. They arc
regarded rs practicable where their establish
ment and support would not create any serious
hoaLclal embarrassment, o. i'm osc too gli sYous
burden Oh the resources of tho faithful, and
in tho absence Of suitable Catholic schools par.
ents who scnd their children TO tho public
schools rather than TO ALLOW thom to grow up
llhtolato should mako it matter Of conscience
to take due precautions against tho daugsrs of
such schools, end attend diligently to the 10.
struction OF the children in tho Christian doc.
tliac out of school hours. l., this connection
tho Archbishop Rad FROM the Instructions sent
ID bishops of the United Stats through
the Roman Propaganda 10 q document dat-
Cd November "a. 1875, and printed 10 some
papers 10 ths country soon afor iss reception,
considering the document in question, and with
reference to circumstances Whsre Catholic pa.
rents may, with safe conscience, seBd their chill
dren TO public schools. where (the Danger being
.So i9AAosej ~ i-AScn' Causo eAlslsi Eucn cause
would commonly exist where thcro is no Catho.
lie school at hand, or where that which is acces.
sibe is little suited to educate the children prom
erly or suitably to their condition in life. Tho
Archbishop said: In case of decided and
persistent difference CT opinion arising between
the pastor and parents, rs to the sutIiciency a.
legod, Inc matter must be referred TO The decision
OF tho bishop whose dCciaion will govern tho
conduct OF both pastor and parents who for
good and sufficient ressons, omit 10 sord their
children - parochisl schools, but otherwise 60.
euro Tor Them I'll Gent religious instruction, may,
II we'll disposed, be admitted TO sscramsnts No
priest has the right, ssve in tho rare and escsp-
tonhl case Of public scandalCus sinners. TO pub
licly refuse any OF the saCraments Of the Church
to any Catholic reasonably Supplying for tho
same. Accommodation, as also public de-
nunciation of individuals, or designated clssses,
Is strictly forbidden All priests Of the diocese
in this, as in all other cases."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

The effect Of good prices realized by farmers
for the wheat crop that was harves.ed in August
is seen in the fact that they have reserved I'm.
usual quantities for seed wheat, and that the Nv.
erage OF winter wheat soWn this fall in the GEN.
trail Western States for next yoar's crop ia from
on to l0O per cent greater than YVES ever known
before. Theamonnt of land prepared TO be sown
next March and April with spring wheat is also
unprecedented. and whatever winter wheat is
destroyed Dy severe weather will be replaced by
spring wheat. The winter wheat sown has ali
sprouted well. and the prospects are that tho
wheat crop next year will BE- enormous, far
greater than this country has ever seon before.
year nence tnese Western farmers may find
they have overdone the business; but tho chances
ara that between war, famine. and food, Europe
will be able TO absorb sll the breadstuls Amer.
lea can spare and the Investment will probably
prove az profitable a one as could have been
made Baltimore american
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

A LOCOMOTIVE STRANGELY WRECKED
Il Singular accident occurred recently at the
rousd house yard OF The New Jersey Central
Railroad, PhiIlipsbGrgh, N. j. A ntw cpgiao
was standing near the turn table. which was
adjusted to rec. i've inohtr engine. The fire..
man q the new Cneiuo vas engaged 10 rcli,h.
INK the brass work, and WAS stepping into Ito
cab window when biz toby struck the throttle,
thro"log it vide open. 10 an instant he CO..
gloo was eff uuGcr jail head Ct steam. Tho
driving wheels Mado tsu reyoluiona and then
the pondcrous maohine dashed into The open
pit Of tho turn table. The fireman shut Of
steam almost Immediately, but the work had
been douc and tho engine was a wreck at the
bottom Of the pit. the table WIS ruined, and
less CT $4,000 or moro was ocoasioDcd. There
arc four freight engines and two passeoger en-.
glnes imprisoned in the round house. Tho
fireman was unipjured, but has been scharged.
The engineer will slso probably lose lis place
for leaving the engine standing 10 that position
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
sSr0IEi Richmond.

Especial Dispatches to tho alexandria u.z2.to.
RICHMOND, Dec. 3-Caacuses # tho debt
paying and readjustipg members If thy Legs
lau1c were held last night and Rcrc largely at
tended
The debtpsyers made DO n0mi1stions Tor
officers. while the roatiu:ters, !ail Of confidence
and boast, went right TO work and made up
clean ticket For Speaker Of the House ex.
Judge 3. W. Lacy, Of New Kent clerk, 2.
Fl. McCaull, OF Roanoke sergeant at.srm5,
A. j. Taylor, of F!uvanus ; first door keeper.
Geo. W. Cook, coorod. OF Noif,lk second
dooGkeeper,, }. W. SoutLsll, Of Hearico, re-
publican. For the Senate tho following wero
named c. II. Causey, of Nausenond, clerk;
y. NJ. Weber, OF R1ancke, Eargeant.as-arms,
aud j. Il. Hill. colored, OF Petersburg. door
keeper President pro ten, Gep. Wyatt NJ.
Elliott, Of Appomatttx
The dsbtnsyers' CAUCUS WAS pres: led over
by Abram Fulkerson. Senator from Washing
ton, and a resolution was unanimously adopted
decarieg it to be the intention of tho readjust-
| ers 10 remove all Of tie State ofiolrs WHO are
knowo to bo 10 sympathy with tho furdcrs, and
elect 10 their places mea Of their own way of
thl1ki1g. 1t was also agreed that committee
from each congressional district shall make nom.
| nations Tor ell The capitol officers, aud SUPER
! intendeut and stOo1keeper Of the pcrtentiary,
! and submit tho ramts ct their ch0c, for each
| Of these positions TO tho CAUCUS. who arc to
confirm them. The 5h cf December WAS
| agreed OF as the day when tho two branches OF
the Legislature should go iDto an election to fill
the capitol othcas. Is YVES further agreed that sill
propositions IN relation to the public debt ard
other important questions shall Do submitted
to the caucus ana discussed before being pre-
seuted 10 either branch CT the Legislature.
| The reaolusters claim that they had So mem
bers OF the two htu:e5 10 the CAUCUS, aud it ia
quite certain that large majority of tho re
publican members participated. All Of tho
leaders who spoke agreed To liberal rolicr for
tho colorcd people.
| 1t is thought thatth Rev. John Il. Massey
will succeed Mr.. W. +. Taylcr as Auditor, aud
eX-J uGgo Stevens, OF Nelson, General Asa
Rosors, us second auditor. it ho readiusters
can succeed 10 carrying cut their plans.
knowlug ouos here say that tho rcadjuslors
will be able, by and with tho MD OF tho repub-
licaps to carry everything bei,ro them that the
coalition between them is complete, and that
the ovcrtures that have been made TO tho col
ored people will, in tho future, secure their
united CO operation that tho leaders Of the re-
aGjustcrs, confident Of their strength, have Dc
terEined to take the rtias of tho State gov.
crpmcht into their own hands aad control a.
lAug ca possible, md that having succeeded In
dlsmcmbcrlpg tic colR:rvalac party almost
! beyond hopc OF i!a reunion, will pnw adopt
| Suoh measures, especially in reference 10 the
negroes. AZ will cnsuic the sympathy, ii rot
tho active oo-Op6rlilnu. of tho Nort!, thus ri u
ing them weight in natioaal politics. Gee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

The election in Louisiana yesterday passed
off as quietly as if i. had taken place il Yer
mott. and resulted in decisive victory for The
democrats. General Woodlord, Of New York,
was the only northern republican who took part
in tic preceding campaign. lie did the btsl
be could, but L:u.iana, uniso Ohio, is demo-
cratic, on full vote and as the republicans
could gain but little and lose much by alcsort
to tic US, Ct the samo mcars they employed
thero 10 the presidential election, tho lemocrec7
secured tho success to which it is lcgitimatclg
entitled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

The split in the republican party On the cur
rcncy question affords the democrats rare op.
portunlty to got b:ck upon The old, good ard
true democratic platform Of sound money,
money that was good 10 the first ages OF tho
world and that will DO good 10 the lest, and
that depends upon Itself, and not upon the gov.
eminent that issues it, for its value. Will they
be wise enough 10 ssiz, it and extract from it
all OF its possible sdva utages2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

We ere glad to see srch Influential rorthern
paptrs as the Boston Herald and Philadelphia
Record, VITO i've aud thrive among essentially
manufacturing communities, taxing ground
against rrott Give tariff. Tho civilization Of
the world is too advanced for any restrictions
upon trade AID commerce, AID opposition to
protective tariffs will soon Develop Into what
the best Interests Of the Who'll, country demand
FREQ irada
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

Several newspapers in the South es we'll Gs ir
the North, and tic Washington correspondent,
of tho Now York Herald, speak CT the demo.
cratic party as dtluoot, ard alludo to it az tho
late democratic party We hope. if cot trust,
that tho opportunities Ct the PRESENT session
CT Conens] may be so ayJitd Of that at lis
CTS, the corpse may exhibit su,h tvidcLc:s Of
vitality as will alarm the radicals and spare sm
out Ct their self possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

The measure Of Grants iniquitics waited
but lite TO I'll il, and that little ho has jass
added By tho hypecrilical cant thai be sincerely
hoped tho necessity for his nomination would
not arise, " the necessity being the condition of
affairs 10 the Souh. Ho has DEW little to TO-.
commend him above The other radical aspraols
for the presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

tOhT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER i.
Sun rises.....-... SO Sun sota............. Adj
ARRIVED
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, TO + 4 Roc
Str Jane Moseley. lower Popc, TO f A ReoI.
Sir Mattano, lower Porc, 10 j Broders u Co.
Schr Henry Wilmington, Boston, 10 American
Coal Go.
Schr Harriet s Brooke, Boston, to master
Schr Mary Weaver, from Sound port. to
master.
schr Minnie Loud, Boston. 10 load hoop,
for West Indies.
Schr Bradley, Boston. 10 master.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, by A Reed.
Sohr A y Cation. Baltimore. by Il HOoc.
Schr Brunette, Baltimore, by Z 3 Hoos
Scbr Ellwood Burton, Key West. by John Z
Agnew s. Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Maggie A Fiske, Emns Aer5, Harriet
Thomas And Warren Sawyer.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Morris Perot, Georgetown, at N Y "a.
Schr Ada Simont0n, Georgetown, at Boston
I'd.
Schrs O Thomas and II l. Tlton. called from
Bath for Washington Both.
Schr Abbie Beardsley, Georgetown. a. Now
Haven 1st
Schr Hattie 8 Williams cIesred from Somar-
eel for this port S0.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY OF
Cd Dominion vs.. MeVoieh. Argued by Il.
D. CIaughtoo, ca for plainif in ERR and
s. T., Beach nod John Howard. esq, for do
PENDANT. aad continued until to day.
Lucas for, &c, w. CIahu & Co. Writ of
error awarded to the judgment OF tho Corpor-
alton Court of ALEXANDRIA rendered On the %
Of Anil, 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
ss;|Y& s!&ssD.w71 PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. 1879.
SENATE,
SEN ATE

1 oESAlE,
Dir. FoFry presented the crcd.ntials of Hon.
| Henry Z. Baldwin, appointed o senator from
Michigan, v:co Hon. H. Chandler, deceased
and Mr.. Ba!dHia was thcrcupon swcra in, and
tick his sact
Mr.. Beck introduced bill to authorize the
| payment ct CUSTOMS duties 10 lcga tcnder notos
ASP bill to amend title Is Of tho revised
! statutes, So as to authorize the purchase Of
foreign built shipa, by cIiAons CT tho u. s., fol
use IN the foreign carrying trade, 10th Of which
| Wero referred to tho Finance Committee
MI. Bayard introduced a joint resolution
that from and after the passage Of this resolu.
tlou. the Treasury notes of tho u. s. shall be
| receivable tor eli dues to tho u. S., excepting
duties on imports. ard shall not be otherwise q
legal tender, AID auy Of said notes hereafter 70.
issued sha'! bear this suparscription, which was
referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Ingalls, offered resolution that, 10 tho
opinion OF tho Senate. the present volume of
U. S. Dotes should not BIO reduced, and that
SAID notes ought to continue to be o lega! ton.
der 10 tho payment of debts.
AT 1910, on motion Of Mr.. Anthony, tho
Senate adjourned until to morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dy unanimous consent tho House preceded
to call OF States for bills, ct the conclusion of
Wn!ch, abou. O'clock 40 ADJOURNMENT was
elected Without opposition.
How TIE FIRST PROPOSITION FOR THANKS.
GIVING IN TIE DISTRICT WAS REJECTED,
Tho following extract is from tho memoirs of
John QUINCY Adams:
,iS22-NoVen; Is. Di. Llurio, minister
OF the Presbyterian Church camo and said there
would be this morning q meeting of clerpymen
who proposed to send commitrc, to me to 70.
quest tho appointment of E day OF Thanksgiving
and prayer in this District (tho 9th of this
month";: Ho inquired if should have any OBJ.
lecIion 10 making tho appointment. said none.
myself, but would consult the members of the
humlnislration, and answo. him Tomorrow.
lo.n-Ar. Lsurle's proposition for the appoint
ment or day of thanksgiving and PRAYER with.
IN lhe Gistrict: All the mo1 bors of the Admin
lsHaLloa present were against it; objected to it's
n0'e!!y-as liable TO imputatiohs IF political
purposes OF introducing New Englaud manners.
OF using high authority for an inferior measure.
scfnieaced In those opinions" - Wash. Star.
Dr. Chesiham recommends 10 lhs louisville
Medical Naws ;hc use Of sulphato of eserine az
q nj ala OF delaying tho uso of spcctacIes. m
thai they will Got be required for several years,
this askaIold having the power of stimulating
the c'l'a!y music and thus assisting accommo.
datinn. The strength ct SOLUTION recommend.
cd Is ooo grain tf The sulphate of eserioo to an
outcs OF water. Gao drop of this solution il
tc be pat IN the eye at night, or when required
Inc secret social democratic agitation in Ger.
uany Is Increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

a FUTURE KING.-The EngIish people have
but just awakened TO the fact that the elder Of
the two son5 Of tho Plioco Of Wales is a prob
able heir to tho chrome, and that 20 is, IS such,
al Interesting person. A: tho sauo time they
epcmber, With mixture IF anuseneot, aud
amaz:mcnt that they knox almost nolhil g
about him. 10 fact, they are rather puzzled,
when it is necessary to sposk Ct him. 10 know
| how be il to be c,l.ed. He is, 10 full, Prince
Abort Victor Christian Edwar3. Ho used 10
| b. styled Prince Albert Victor If Wales. Pop
! ularly he has been known es Primes Vic
tor. When no WAS studying on bosrd the
Britannia he WAS Gale Prince EGward.-
Out OF the abundance of titles it is rot easy to
make choice, and The British public seems to
be IS much q: sea-" metaphorically as the
Prince low is literally. in attempting to dscov-
or anything interesting or goasipy about one
VINO, II he lives long enough, will be the ruler
of vsst empire. The Prince was born at Frog
moro Lodge Windsor, on the SLh of January,
1864 and has therefore, nearly completed his
sixteenth year. He wss born and has lived-thst
is all the English people know about him. &C.
their travels here and there, and his features
have excited some mild interest in tho family
photographs But, IN general, his history and
person arc unknown, and his life has been al
most ss OBSCURE a8 tn8t or any boy IN the king.
dom. What hes now drawn attention to him ia
his sailing in company with his brother whom
all English folk know as Prince George of
Wales. on voyage round the world. The two
Princes have been trained on board the Britain.
MIA, snd now they 60 as cadet midshipm en- on
mouth harbor on the 18th of September,
Ind proceeded to Portland, whence, after q
week spent in drill, the ship was to de.
part for short cruise in the Mediterranean ard
10 pas the winter in the West Indies. Of course
very little will be heard from the young princes
while they sre sbsent on this voyage, and they
will return, yesr or two hence, tsl s,riplingi,
one of them just coming into manhood. As
they arc tho only sons Of the Prince of Wales,
tho succession would pass in case of their death,
TO the daughter, and once sgain tho British
throne would be occupied by o womar.-Boston
ARTrrytSey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Attic Baltimore Stock Board yesterday Vi,
GINA consols sclI q! E5! and cloaod stronger 9,
ots.5Ss, and 1910, wero held a. 434, with a..
bid. Coupons are neglected, with fev sm ~
ssies ISL Manassas Ia wera quoted at 7Ols-l
and Orange and Alexandria fourths at 3,Ioo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

The action of the resdjusters in Richmond last
night sent Virginia bonds down one psr cent in
Baltimore day. They have fsllon from So 10
AZ since the election, but the Stste hiss to re-.
ceive their coupons at par.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

ACoUHTED.-JohnS s. Aeon, who.bas teen
on trial 10 PORE Tobacco. for tho murder OF John
A. Dixon, for several days pass, vas acquitted
on Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
Fire.

NEwBRDFoRD. MASS Dec. 3.-Rouns 5
mills, liz Rochester owned by Alden Rouns-
Vile ir, we're burned this morning Tho loss
IL $500 No insnranca. The fro is supposed
t have been the work of an incendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

TNRY LUNTS COUGH SYRUP. an nfali.
Il BILE remedy for Coughs. Colds, HosrSeness,
Asthma, Group, WhooplDg Cough and for the
relief of persoLs in thu sdvaL ced stages OF Con-
sumption. Prepared by
LUNT s. DAVIDSON.
Price 25 cents par bottle dec
FXCELS1OR, made by j. j. Turner s. &c.
IL for sale by
oc.6 THOMAS PERRY, Agt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

'Uoeasy rests the head that wears n Crowd.
Pfioce Alexander of Bulgaria. has Informed
the Car that he desires to atdcatc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
CANAL CONN ERCE.

Arfived-Boa!s j w Morrs, 20 American
Coal Co; j w Carter and /. w Potion berger,
to Jno r Agnaw u co
observation-disclosures j w Carter and I. w Poi.
fenberger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

There is but little Flour coming in. and prices
remLin firm at quotations. Wheat is y shala
lower, and receipts hsvo somewha. falleu al;
there were offerings Of 1909 bushels and sales n:
40, 1l5. 14G and III for Fullz. and l5} and Isl
fer Lancaster Corn is quiet, with fair recoipa
and sales of ll12 bushels ct 81 for now. 81 f.
yellow, and 5Gi for waite. No Ryo or Oats ia
ported. Country produce is in fair receipt, bWt
the continued mild Weather has depressing ri.
feet on prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03


The ma kst this week WAS we'll supplied with
| Cattle, but WAS extremely dull, worry fnw sales
being made buyers generally having on hand
all tho Cattle required for tho Wook, Shoep and
| Lambs and Calves dull aud lower. Hogs 10
good supply and lower, with slow sales. Uows
| and Calves in fair demsnd for good ones.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Deer. .
Boeves-The market was frmer, and sll grades
| above common were readily sold at small AL
vance from current rates Of Friday. Fair COL
orado steers sold at &c per ID dressod; poor to
good nstivo do at Gis94c; prime and extra do 81
93al0c; fow selected fancy do al l0tc., and two
Car loads Of premium Illinois steers, l.9ll lbs.
average, at closo TO lie.
Mich Cows-Aii tha offerings sold at from
4)aS60 es extronie mainly st i5aS55.
Csves-NOt much change in tho vaun OF
veals, but a generally dull trsd,, and 2 worry
slow sale for gras5ers at reduction of ia1c per
ID. Veals wero going st 4s7c per H., with tops
a. 1is74c; grsssers at 2a$c por h. including lot
at IS III per head
Sheep and Lambs-Prices wore advanced
about 4c per ID, and tho pens were cleared O! 81
early hour. Sheep sold at 3 G0a$5 so per 100 lbt
Tor poor to extra, with a Car load Of premium
Kentucky wethers, I5S lbs average. sold 81 $'i
per lCO lbs. Lambs ranged from IS rs TO SGli
per 100 lbs.
Hogs--Livo hogs ware abou.steady at 4aSi 81
per lC0 lbs, for ordinary 10 good, with some
rough selling a. 50 50.
| BALTIMORE, Eea'r. 3-Virginia Gi deferred
81; do consolidated 5is; peat due coupons Sc;
do I'd series 25i; new ten forties az. Cotton
firm and q shade batter; middling III: Flou.
lrin and quiet; Howard street and Western
Super 75sS5 so; do Extra 75sSG q; do FAM
Ig TOAST %; City Mills Super 5sS5 Sc; do
Extra 1856 60; do Family 7aS7 50; do Bio
brands 25sS7 81; Pstsp Family So. Wheat
Southern finn; Western strong and higher;
Southern red l10al4G; do amber l50al6l; No
Maryland 1921; No z Western winter red spot
snd Dec 1d9Sal50; Jen 1921 al52t; Feb l54al5ii
Corn-Southern steady; Western strong and
| stead y Southern white 5SsCo; do yollow 57a5S;
Western mixed spot an. Dec G2aG2s; new CO.
Jan So! a593; steamer 81 Oats steady; South.
ern 46s47; Western white d6s4f; do mixed a..
IS; Penns 46s47. Ryo quie. at 90s89. Hay
firm; prime to choice Ponns and Maryland la
Sl8. Coffee Dat; Rio cargoes l4slT4, Sugar
steady; a soft lCial0!. Whiskey firm III
l 13!s$l ID.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5 Stocks strong Money
5A6 Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER =.
Sun rises............. 6 SO Sun sets.... 4i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 Stocks strong. Money
5s6. Flour steady. Wheat quiet Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

Inc secret social democratic agitation 10 Ger.
many is Increasing.