The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
IN BOLD DEFIANCE
hEhh LiEBNECHT ATTACKED THE
Foley Of THE EMPEROR.
hsiehstag the scene of n Sensational
Debate With Later Reference
60 the Great strike.

berlin. Dec. a-The Teichstag today "a
sohied the discussion Of the budget. Herr
Liebaeeht. socteiist, made a long speeeh
on many subjects Referring 10 the
iabtsyne Of the secretary OF the navy,
Admiral Won Hoffman, on the sinking of
lie ltiis. which lost nearly all hands of
tAs coast Of China. who went down cheer.
h's for the emperor, Herr lAebneeht
He hiaihed that the Itiis was unseA-
worthy. and he argued as TO the crew,
'AFF hAd not displayed greater courage
'aah thousands Of miners Ia the course
Of their work
ILefeapoh the president OF the reich
sag Baron Non Buei Berenberg, inter
posed. rvbuklHg the speaker for not APP
p'eeiA'ing the gsllantry Of the sailors.
Herr LAebnechl In no way concerned
% iAe fsbgke, said that threats had besn
hsid oui that the reichstag might be dis
st-he1 u the naval estimate were defeat
"a Behind that thFeat, he asserted. there
sAt a certainty tthis might be taken rs
reference 10 the EMPEROR whereupon
h9 Ohe knew what he would do on the
morrow ~ the dag after Such d stat.
" things Was unworthy OF the reach
STAG.
Herr LIebarchl Vac here called TO order
4 ~ ihs president bul fesuming his re-
iuafks, slr said thai the trial Of Herr
I La kr1i ana other Newspaper men now IN
/ progress showed that intrisues Of ihe
! tasest description were conducted In the
| haEEsT region.
! u conclusion 'he socialist deputy SAID
'AAI his party would not vote a man nor
siosc hea for miiitaryism or navAlisn.
D~G~ad-d the Government
! III. Ven koeti!CheF minister Of the In
ivssot replied 10 Herr LAebnech, DT
/ Yea korltIrhVF said he hoped ali WAC
ft .alova ln the achievements OF the Ger
nlab tmuiFs would unite Ia the struggle
az =lnsl socialism, There was no ques-
'Ian. he asserted. Of coup d'etRt. and as
q dlssolriag tie reichstag. ho such pro
lHs4l Ead ever t-~cl made
i4s,rsfgnE 60 the cookers strike he sAii
'le sl'IAe in The suAPolts WAS the most
unJ4sgEaabae Va hleh has ever occurred iIs
. uala iiass oNsf the suggestion OF Gag
CASA, tst.}eftrDi sc be aid not desire e
a,aAo charges against British ship-oW u
rr rbg cosuiH ration O; the socialists
however. Nas quite e,idoai, and AZ &c
s,il q she sjfsEs British NoTkmen hat
eyna, a1t4 10 eaFH the wages which ,h'
if-rlsafE Noikofs aespised. All fTienir
ot gAe WORKERS. be further stated. shUul,
aHH5 iH raorts 60 end she strike.
A1russal NoH Hoffman. referring 10 M
sisstfr.rut that the Iuls Was not sea
poftb2 ASSURED the house that this
,ts sst would have been scaWoTihy %
Art ,asr sso year he added iha; "a
ciitaHasisa0ss o; thc wreck tslrikinE on
is4sfbyifca rect 10 the mids, Of a tcrfib!
. g. 50 stu6efod the saving Of the ere'
Impossible
3. / lafvn Voa SUNNI declared tina, az IN
, I iBatnHatR slrsko Mas struggle for "a
isstnsaey aH the part Of the employers
/ CHE lz;'ci had dono the pubic service !
q t,fassHE So Ath'tfato-
ltsff Auef socialist. aa.d that the Ham
tars do~Ecss only earned SO marks
,sar. and that they nov wished 20 shar
d. ,he bcacGis oi improving trade. a
= aJaoa that u they had been perfect
I.sfan.soa ghc strkc would not have d,
,..rtea
Fsf Voc Isa,UloEcT answered that IN
sarErrs earned more than Herr Au'
Stated sfsd sh4d ~ WaH clear that an =
!. issraf4uaal strike had been planned. an
ilazi ibc Germans had rashiy started q
movement. nhUe their fCllow.woTkmS
.a ether countries failed to follow u
example
lH conclusion Tarou Won Hocttich
casa Dc Lu,e8 iho Germans in the fu,u
could ls3 oihcrs pail the ohcstnuis D
80 ta. ars
Thg naase 'hcn adjourned for the da