The Archive · 1934

Herr Hitler's Dictum

Berlin, Jan, 15, Delivering his first. speech of the lust general elections, Chancellor Adolf Hitler yesterday afternoon addressed the population of the town Of Lemgo to commemorate the now historic victory at the elections of Lippe-Detmold a year ago which foreshadowed the national triumph two months later, ties during the first year since assumption of power. He had pro-Mmised nothing impossible, he said. He demanded four years time, One Of the four years is now passed, the year of the greatest revolution: Changes, but also the year of great es. What even our" ad-'Yersaries had considered impossible has now taken shape: the crushing of Marxism and that of the Centro and Rightwing parties. Germany hag been delivered of the misfortune and calamity of these parties,

sphere, the Leader declared that Turning to the foreign-political many Was slowly on the point of gaining international respect.

true that there is not much love attached to it, but in the common course of life ¢ne must forego affection for the sake of respect, at least An the life of the nations is this the ease.

The Chancellor's voice rose to a high pitch when he declared: "It is at any rate more profitable to, be Fespected as a strong nation than be loved as a weakling. ple equality will them to a brighter wad happier future. Equal. right and equal honour these are the two viewpoints which I have passionately and fanatically kept, in, mind since january 80," last."—Trans-Ocean sky, principal in the '€6,000,000 "Bayonne bond, scandal, had informed her of his intention suicide was made by the wife of the financier to-day during the course of an examination by the magistrate.

"Serge," she said, "told me on Decembst 23 that he was utterly ruined and, as he did not wish ignominy to descend upon me a the children, he intended to com suicide. I tried to dissuade him, but' was unsuccessful."—Reuter.

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