Berlin, Oct. 4.
The State of Prussia has present Herr Adolf Hitler with a mountain. It is the Bueckeberg, the scene of the annual Harvest Day Festival 1% has been handed over by Col-Gen. Hermann Goering, the Premier of Prussia, for the Fuehrer to dó as he likes with it.—Reuter. has to do whatever benefits all.
Herr Hitler then referred to the German colonial demands.
If the colonies are really such a burden, it is not quite clear why those who had them now, would not part with them. If the colonies had no value it was impossible to understand why others went on keeping them. Arousing a storm of applause for the huge crowd of over a million, Herr Hitler declared that the return of the German colonies meant nothing else than the return of lawful property, for according to the sense of justice of others, Germany acquired her colonies lawfully, "Thus we see," Herr Hitler concluded amidst tremendous applause, "the miracle that in other countries which are stuffed with gold and foreign exchange, the currencies disintegrate, whereas in Germany where the currency is backed neither by gold nor foreign exchange, the Mark remains firm as a rock. Behind the German Mark however, stands German work."—Trans-Ocean.
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