Socialism in Germany.
(Per Press Association). Berlin, May 10. The Chancellor, Count Hohenlohe, introduced the Anti Socialistic Bills in the Reichstag to-day. He urged that the foundation of the nations moral and religious life was at stake, and asked the House to reinstate the provisions imposing penalties for resistance to the authority of the Government. May 12. in the Reichstag the anti-Revolution Bill, whicn was virtually abandoned by Prince Hohenlohe as hopeless, was rejected. The Minister of War declared that the German army was a solid waland it was useless for the Socialists who had opposed the measure to attempt to destroy it by merely picking at the foundations. There is much rejoicing in Germany at the rejection of the bill.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 265, 13 May 1895, Page 2
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