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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
SACKvlLlE'S PERIL
Now Seems to Have Been Very Laughable
Thing. Indeed.

Washington, Oct 10.-The Inference
drawn from Lord S;ackvillc' recent pamph-
let that Mr.. Bsyard had not taken offence
Mt the Murcbison letter until the news
papers made 1t apolitiral issue, was denied
today. by former official associate of MIR
Bayard, VINO said that if Lord Sackyile
intended it to he understood that Mr.
Bay ard assured him that he attached no
Importance to it, the statement is not
true.
The pamphlet Is not regarded IN Wash
ington as containing any unpublished in
formation except the account OF Lord
Sackville's trip to the james river on the
President s yacht to escape an alleged
Irish assassins. 1t il said that Lord Sack
ville's fears We're preycd on by we'll
known local labor agitator, who Jared well
through the incident. 1t is not under
stood here how Lord Granville in London
obtained the Information which warranted
him in cabling the state department that
Lord Saokvillc's life was in danger I'M
less 1t was that Lord Sackville sent the in
formation to Lord Granville by cable on
the basis of the statements made to him
by tho agitator referred to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
MORE TROUBLE
Awaits the Big Fight Manage
ment in Arkansas.
Gov. Clark Won't Have Il and Az
thoriti9s viii Prosecute.
corbe,t Resumes His Traiaiag-Preparing 10
Build at Hot Springs.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. l0.--In an in
teryiew today, Gov. Clark said: Neither
Corbett nor Fitzs,mmons has yet sal d, 81
far IS I have heard, that the mill vii
take place in this or any other state, and
az they will eventually be the chief at
traction in the coming eX b bition, prefer
to walt until something more Tangible
than talk develops before l say just wha
I will DO should an attempt be made to
bring oil the fight in Arkansas
by common rumor the officers at Hot
Springs. including the mayor and city at
torney, are anxious to secure the mill,
but hardly believe all I hear. shall
not need further authority than the. On
the statute books TO prevent people from
coming into the state for purposes prolibi-
ted by every state In the Union.
Attorney Kinsworthy said, today, that
he hoped tho management Of the mill had
no serious intention Of coming to Arkansas
for the purpose Of pulling off the fight,
and, IL they should, he wonld prosecute
them to the fullest extent Of the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
SPORT AT MYSTIC.
Bette Weather and a Better Crowd
Attends the Races, Thursday.
Tomah Wins 2.i0 Pace -SpeedweII the 2.2E
Trot-Jthers Unfinished.

Mcdford Mass, Oct. 10.-The weather
today, was a trflc milder than yesterday
and the attendance at Mystic park was
larger. Specdwell, the favorite in The
unfinished > q trot, had but little diff
Guilty in winning.
In the g 10 pace, Tomah lost the third
from tho wine Abbott Wilkes was the
favorire in :. II pace, but could not finish
better than fourth in the four heats trot-
ted, today Mascot, ,]r., won the second
heat. but was set back TO last place for
interference. The fourth heaU was excit-
ing, being closely contested at tie finish,
10y Alcyo, Charley p, and Mascot Jr.
The 2 ri trot purse $500 unfinished
yesterday, eight starters, Speedwell, z.
e., by Steel. won in five heats; Dan
Wilkes, G z, by Mambrino wilkes,
second; Pan Glare. b. h, by Pancoast,
third best time, 2. Is.
TIE 2. 10 pace, purse 5000, Tomah oh.
g, by Edgardo, won in four heats
Nomolinc, blk. m, by Jersey Wilkes,
second; Edith H, G. M, Cook, third ;
best time, 2.12
The 2.ll pace, purse $500, (untinished),
eight starters Aioyo, b. h, by Alcyone,
won two heats; Mascot Jr., b. G., by
wilkes Hurrah, and Charley p, G. G.. by
Kilbuck Tom, each won one heat; best
time, a, by Mascot Jr.
The >. is trot. purse $500, tunfinishedl
10 starters, Don c., b. e, by Don
Carlos, won two heats; best time. 2.17M.
To beat 2.3l :, About Ameer, b. h., by
Stimbou dam Silver Sleeve; time. >. 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
FREIGHT CREW AT FAULT.
The Cannon Ball Express Disaster Laid at
Freight Crews Door.

Concord, n. H., Oct. 10-Tho railroad
commissioners have made their report up
On the collision of the Cannon Bali ex-
press and the extra freight by which two
locomotives and Il cars were wrecked
three men killed and five injured near
Plymouth Aug The report says:
1.-The members Of the crew OF the Can
non Ball are entirely blamcless. They
had clear right TO the track, they did
nothing it was not their duty to do, and
omitted to do nothing which their duty
required
"Moses 7. Eaton. engineer, David A.
Colburn, pilot, and Leslie g. Tyler, con-
ductor of the freight occupied positions
Of authority. Any one of thcm would
have saved the trains by doing his duty.
"Ail of them were amazingly stupid or
careless, and all must answer FOR the con
sequences. We can see no valid excuse
for either, and no great difference in their
guilt F"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
BOvinine


that greatest of concentrated food
preparations. 1t is not a medicine,
but builder-up of brain, nerve,
and flesh tissue. By its strength
giving properties, and its action
as an invigorator of each of the
great life-maintaining organs OF
the body, it stops the decline,
and gives to the prenaturely
broken-down sufferer new
lease of life, wherein poor health
is an unnecessary adjunct If its
use is continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
STATE NEWS,
kennebec.
CHINA

\ nina
George a. Rowe, of Palermo, will build
store opposite the station for a grain
and teed business. The building will be
% by 80 feet with spur track leading to
it. Several teams are busy excavatipg
for the foundation, and the work of build
ing will be rushed to an early completion
\ Rrist mill will probably be added
Thomas A Rowe, CT the firm of Rowe &
Hall, contractors on the Maine Central
Railroad, with his wife, is spending few
days in this vicinity.-The railroad IS now
completed to Albion, ard regular trains
will soon be run. Messrs Chadbourne
aBd Danforth. railroad commissioners
went over the line from Albion down. on
Tuesday. and found it all right. The
stockholders annual NEE ting Will be held
at Miscasset, next Wednesday. The sta
ton building as China will be completed.
this week. That at Palermo will be COM
menced, next Monday The one rs Albic n
will soon be erected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
Premature
X Old Age

is deplorably prevalent in this
nineteenth century. Thousands
die annually young in years,
but as completely worn out as
though the full allotment of their
time had passed over their heads.
The man who feels that he is
breaking down" experiences loss
of strength, sleep, and appetite,
should at once take
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11

Nothing has been received at the state
department to indicate what course will
be taken by Louis Stern of New York,
with reference TO the sentence of two
weeks imprisonment imposed on him at
kissingen, Bavaria for alleged violation
of tho local ordinance and insulting the
high commissioner of Kissingen spa.
The denial Of Mr.. Storms appeal for Glenn
ency by the Bavarian government leaves
tho state department unable to do any
thing further in the matter. The record
of evidence and documentary statements
received at the department indicate that
Mr.. Stern has been harsbly treated, and
they may form basis for claim against
tho principally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
Indian Photographs Not mucl, Sought.

"Thcre is very little demand, y said a
Washington photographer, "for pictures Of
noted Indians, of which we have quito a
collection. We tried to induce Sitting
Bull TO give us a sitting when he was in
Washington on Sne occasion, but he want
ed to be paid $50 for the privilege and we
concluded the sale of his pictures would
not justify the expense He was in croup
of Indians which was photographed on
the capitol steps, but in order to prevent
us from getting a likeness of him he threw
his blanket over his head and hid his face. -
Washington Pos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
BURBERRY PIE.
or All New highlands Fine Things Their
Is None Better.

Is None Better.
Thaso old New England pastures and
hi!lsidcs, what amazing secrets are locked
up in their rugged bosoms-lnore wonder
full by far than all the dreams of alchemy !
Who to look at them, would ever predict
the marvellous things they produce for Us,
season after season? And of all Chr fine
things with which they annually present
us none is better than the blueberry, a
simple unaffected fruit both in growth
and appearance, vet remarkably satisfying
to the human taste. Gathered by a stray
Cling but tireless army of sunbonneted
and straw hated pickers, this crystallized
nectar OF the hills is sent abroad through
the land into homes of both rich and poor
IA welcome guest everywhere
And of all the fine things to which the
bluoberry contributes or into which it is
made who that was unacquainted with
such mysteries could ever have predicted
such delectable dish as blueberry pie:
Not the pie of commerce of course, nor the
restaurant pie, nor vet the hotel pie, but
thepie your mother used to make or which
your wife or your sister can make now if
they have not been cheated of their New
England heritage OF knowing how to cook.
y dainty, brown, flaky crust has the gen
uino BURBERRY pie Ii is made up in a
dish not too deep-"just deep enough
which holds, under this hope quicl,ening
crust, lake of purple, mouth watering,
soul 0nsnaring fruit---a half liquid auag-
miro in which tho plump blue spheres
have drowned themselves in their own
richness.
The blucborTy has q delicate but dis
tinct flavor of its own, which should
never be smothered by mixing with any
Others In pie. Uniting happily and nat
orally with the sugar, it forms a delicious
sirup which no under crust ought to be
allowed to absorb. For perfect success a
subtle balance Of parts is needed, not too
much crust, not too little fruit and sirup.
the exact adjustment of which is rarely
cGnrasscd by any but native New Eng
landcr-it is bred in the bone. There is
too. bus one time to cat bueberrv pie
and that is when 1t has been out OF the
oven Just half an hour. At exactly this
moment q whole enc is just enough for a
well man. Boston Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
PREPARING TO BUILD.
Hundreds OF Men Will Rush Work on Amphi-
theatre at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark Oct. 10 Mayor
Waters and City Attorney Martin of Hot
Springs, accompanied by e. II. Silven,
the architect of the ampitheatre in which
will occur the pugilisttc carnival here, and
a delegation from Dallas, arrived, this
morning Wilmington park has been
chosen as the site for tho arena. The
timber now on cars a5 Dallas will be
shipped here and several hundred mpn
will be put TO work day snd night ut or cp.
The Hot Springs Railroad Co has he
gun work laying side trsckago for the ac
commodntion Of several hundred passcn
ger cars expected at tho time of the Cor
bett -Fitzsimmons mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11

Sea Moss Farlne. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econor1-
iCai 25ct. package makes
IS quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Tarine of aliGrocers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
~ SsatA Fifth ST. Brooklyn, N. 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
COREETT RESUMES TRAINING.
His Party Returns TO San Antonio But Refuses
10 Talk

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 10.--Corbett
resumed his training, this morning. All
the members of his party roturncd from
A ustin, last night. 1t Is their opinion that
the grand jury Is seeking TO find an indict-
ment against Corbett, Fitzsimmons and
Stuart. They will not diyulgc the nature
of the questions asked them
Corbett stated, today, that no was glad
that the location Of the fight WIS at last
definitely settled. COrbttt will not leave
for Hot Springs until day or two before
the fight comes off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
FIRE AT CHATHAM. N. B.
BIZ iness Houses and Over 35 Residences
Desiroyed-loss, Over $4,000.

Chatham, y. b, Oct. 10-At mon,
today, fire broke out in b. Nj. MORN
grocery store ON Water street and soon
spread to the residences on each side.
Sparks set fire to Alexander Robinson S
carriage factory, a block distant, and the
flames were soon beyond control. They
spread with the wind until there were no
more buildings in their path.
Gillcspie's foundry ana machine shop,
Rnbinsons carriage factory, 80 residences,
occupied by 40 families, and 30 barns were
destroyed. only part of the household etfcts
being saved. The Roman Catholic con
vent caught fire. but was saved.
During the conilagration an unocoupied
house. some distance from the fire, was
discovered on fire, and is supposed to have
been set by incendiaries. Part of the New
castle fire brigade helped to fight the
flames. The loss viii probably reach 500, =
GOO, with very small insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11

The number Of men and women in
france is more equal than in any other
country, there being /, 007 women to / coo
men. In Switzerland there are ], G64 men
to ] 600 women, and in Greece only 033.
In Hongkong there are only366 women to
l. 600 man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
Easy.

Some questions are not half so hard as
they sound.
Doctor, l have an important physio-
logical question to ask you. When / stand
on my head, the blood rushes into NV
head. Now when l stand on my feet,
why doesn't it rush into my feet?''
Because your feet are not hollow. -
New York World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
DURRANT is cool.
still on The Stand and Promptly Answers All
Questions.

examination of Dutrsnt was resumed, this
morning. Many questions were put to him
to test his memory, but the defendant
answered all without hesitation. tie was
asked as to his association with
Blanche Lamont, and told of his having
escorted her home from church, to the park
and other places
When asked If he had not stated that af-
ter Miss Lamont's disappearance be be-
lieved that she was made away with, he
answered in the affirmative and said tina,
he formed that opinion from statement
made by a detective in his presence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11

The receipts of the government for the
first ten days OF the current month. as-
grcgated Sg.la1 ,66S; expenditures. SIC,
$4,000. deficit, sT,4l5. 33l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11

State Senator Michael b. Gilbride died.
Thursday,athis home in Boston, of Uphold
fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
DETIl3n TIIE EMpEnOH.

Tho Uormnu Socialist ConEroA ApplnudS
Herr LlUbknochrN Revolutionary
Speech
HREshAv, Oct. 7.--lIeFr Liobkaerht, in
his inaugural speech Rt tho opening Of
tho Socialist Congro'a to-day, roiorrOd
to tho remarks recently made by I'm.
poror william, Of Germany, saying that
attempts had lately been madO to yilIiiy
tho Social Democracy, but tho apcahcr
added that party could now defy dUicnt.
no matter how many bayOuOts wUrO ut
tho disposal OF thOao who wiBhOd Tor u
trial oI strongth. llurr hicbknccht said
that II people wanted q Fight tho Social
Democrats wcro thCir mon. COnlin.
ing. hc aaid'
"lhu highest authority in tho land
throws down the gauntlet aud insults
us. lot M tnko up tho challenge, no
matter who II may bO who casts this
mud att lie incapable Oi t0urhinr
ua lot wo nfr nboyO lii insults, The
Gornnn empire would frat collapse,
but socialism will triumph, A viola.
ton Of unlyOraul suffrage vii DO uQui.
ynlcnl 10 tho dunlh warrant OF tho In.
porial govdrnmcnL'
lIorr Llobkncchte speech wns Onlhn.
sinuticntty npptnntot. Ia tito hfrot haiti
IN which tho CongtOsa hOrO moots Ia
iiu.silD portrait Of tho lalo Emperor
Frederick, Tho socialists wialcl to vcil
II during tho rcsoion Of lhoir ConRtoss,
but lhOy wrrn pTuyODlol from doing 90
by tho police whofCupon tho chairman
remarked that " tho deliberations did
not disturb limpOtor Frederick his por.
trait would not InCOmmodo tho soCial.
iBla.
thc tOngrOss passed resolution 10
Oxpo from tho party d. luOil, Ui
lIcidolburg, on tho ground that al.
though no had boon elected delegate,
hU had abaOnlOd himself from tho Con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
CUBAN nEnELLIoN.
More "OnicIRIIS" Rsrorts-Pupular Sub
scrlpuon for the Flood sufferers,

More "OniGlRlIS" RsporIa-Pupular Sub
sotlpnon for the Flood suroUrg.
HAVANA, Oct. 6.--Au insurgeRt band,
numbering sixty men. appeared yestOr.
day at Guira Melena. Thirty Of thcm
were shortly afterwards captured by
tho civil guards.
Guira Molona Is on tho railroad lead
ing to Havana and only about 40 kito'
metros from this city
The government has opOned credit
with the sum OF $4,000 for tho relief OF
tho sufferers in tue inundated district
OF Vueita Abajo. a popular mbscrtp-
tion ior tho same purpose was also
opened, Captain General do Campos
heading the list with tho Sum Of $1,000.
Tho marquis OF Pinar del Rio subscribed
5000. In all, the sum OF $4,000 has
been forwarded 10 tho fund.
All employees Of the government will
give one days pay towards thoiund Tor
tho relief Of the sufferers from the IN.
undation.
According to an official statement tho
insurgents at Lajae have mutlIated two
peRcOablO citizens,
A detachment Of troops commanded
by Major Arminan, in skirmsh with
the insurgents al Daruines, killed TWO OF
the enemy.
An official dispatch from 'Margarita,
province Of Santa Clara, announces the
capture OF an iusurgOnt spy aud a SEN
tinel OF the enemy named Emileo Lena
Both wero Immediately tried by court
martial.
Seven insurgents, it iI announced,
have been captured by tho civil guards
near CienIuoGos, province Of Santa
Clara. Ihe prisoners are all coloTel
men and were found in possession Of
dynamite cartridges.
Reports published in tho United
States and tolcgraphed hero to the
effect that Santa Clara had been cap.
tured by the insurgents arc untrue,
Captain General do CRmpos has made
Santa Clara his headquarters
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
EI.EtiRApHlC BRIEFS.

William Wotmoro Storey, tho AmOri.
can sculptor, died yesterday at Valloin'
brosa.
General Miles hn4 assumed command
of tho army and aud has received many
conrratulalory kilograms from all rRtts
oi tho country.
Wlnga,c. who nearly aoyorud tho houd
Of man named Dil, from llis body Sat.
urdny night, escaped from tho Pafkcta'
burg jail yesterday.
Patrick Grant, father ot Robert
Grant, tho novelist, sHcGe8slH' meF'
chant Of Now York is dead. lilo was
cighly.Glx yoaro Of ago.
Tho llhodo Island q. A. H. has do.
rlLpl To rniBo II monument to tho
Romrn Catholic 89llisFs ol tho alnlD
who foil IN tho civil war
An international toRChcta' home, to
proyidc for old and nupofanualol poda'
gaguo1 worn out IN tho cause ol oduca'
lion, Will DO established NJ Eureka
Sprng, Ark,
Two hundred cnployoi Of tho Brewer
Pottery Company, IIllln, OhiD, hto on q
strike nrainst tho 'nmplOymnnt OF mp
pfunlicng aud against employees being
required TO ataHd tho loss OF dOIOcIyo
ware.
Tho commIllcn Of councils nvOpll.
pnlng the Pittsburgh city attorneys
Office furoiycl ilcmIlod alhlOmOnR from
lWn hanks, winch ailnw that Assistant
CIV Attorney w. H. House luH to'
cpiynd IN tho pN1i ton years On city dc.
poaiia Interest TO the amount oi S2O3lO,
Of which no appaton! record 10 madO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

CoSsrANrISoPLE, Oct. G.-VIA SOFIA,
Oct. THE representatives Of the six
poWeEs have cent collective noto TO the
TurkiIh government calling attention
to tho inadequate measures taken by
the police authorities to maintain pub.
lie tranquility In Constan'inople aad i's
suburbs and demanding the prompt in.
stitulion Of u rigorous inquiry into the
recent riot, bloodshed and Wholesale
/, imprisonment OF Armenians hore. In
addition, tho powers demand the re-
lease Of all prisoners who arc innocent
Of wrong doing and tho cessation OF ar
rests.
Said PaBha. tho new Turkish minister
for foreign affairs, has called NJ the dil.
ierout embassies aud has presented to
tho representatives OF the powers a COM
muuIcation IRON the Turkish govern.
ment, repeating the assurance that II
plan for reform in Armenia has bOen nc.
ceptod by tho Porte. 1t is not believed,
however, that this will satisfy tho
powers. There have bOeu no further
excesSss, however, although feeling OF
great disquiet still prevails and fresh
demonstrations on the part Of the Ar
menians are feared.
The ArmeniRns who are still made
the Palriarchate church here, in which
they sought refuge after tho rioting OF
Monday last, fired some shots at noon
to-day, rnd II was feared that another
outbreak was imminont. The police
watching the building promptly mott.
fed tho military authorities ana a
strong force OF troops was sent TO tho
spot Tue soldiers Immediately blocked
all the adjacent streets. This action OF
tho military caused quite panic among
the inhabitants Of that quarter aud they
fed from their homes in all directions.
Tho Kurds then entered tho workshops
among the quays and expOllad from
them all the Armenians they could
find. Later, II is claimed, tho bodies OF
four ATmGnians were found.
There is one feature Of tho police
work which is attracting considerable
attention. II is frequently recalled
llul lnb Eullh WlllGps WhllO lhhhAhs Us
rests, repeatedly told tho persona taken
into custody to 'call upon England to
deliver you.
Those who know the way OF Turkish
officials say that this shows that the
police wero instructed to improIs upon
the minds Of the ArmOuiaus that Great
Britain was unable or unwilling to assist
them in this emOTreUCy,
Finally many quarters OF SIamboul
have been placarded with notices in.
citing tho populRce agalnSt "the in.
tldels."
The police, tis true. tear down these
placards, but they are either unable or
unwilling to do so before they have
been widely road and havO had tho
effect anticipated upon the Mahom'
edau population. 1t Is not claimed that
the government Ia responsible for this
agitation; but tho work is being done
and the government, apparently, is un'
able TO put stop to It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

gress, aT tho same time making the
statement that Tho had done with that
lot. )"
Among the motions which tho Con-
greSs will have to consider arc largo
number dealing with the AgrRrian pro-
gTamme, but they are by no means
favorable to the new proposals. Several
demands arc made that the Aparian
programme shall be rejected without u
further ado, while those who do not 90
80 far as this express the opinion that
tho committee which drafted the pro-
gramme should remain in existence in
order to collect further material OT tho
agitation nth0 rural districts. lIOQuesla
orc alIo TO be considered that thOSociaI'
istS mako good their claim to bOTepre-
HBnted on tho presidential bench Of the
imperial diet; that they should bring
in annually motion for tho inIroduc-
ton Of an Oght-hour day and min
imum wage, and that they should de-
mand state prohibition OF wet nurses,
in view Of the advantage Of stOritized
milk. Another motion which isprom'
lpuu RVuA aupPNiL ptDpuhuN 'N"' WV
party officials and editors who Rro mem
bers ol the rsiChstag and receive .
salaEy SI 5000 marks and moIO shall
not be paid for their parliamentary ser
vices. One member wishes tho con-
gross to pronounce that social demo-
cracy Combatt religious communities
and their Representatives II tho doc.
inoculAred ara opposed TO the proteriht
war Of liberation. other motions eI'
proIs dissatisfaction with tho party
nrsRg