a Trip The "North-China Daily News" has received a letter from Mr. A. \J. Hayim, written in Pernambuco, gov. [Brazil following his arrival there in ernment is simply waiting for it to Sie out and is helping thi the Graf Zeppelin on her last trip across the Atlantic to South Amer-' fico, Extracts from the communication detailing his experiences in the leigantic dirigible follow:—
All Juxuries are forbidden and, as government runs everything, and fixes the rates of pay for workmen, accumulation and saving are' impossible, related the Captain, The people have been told that everything must be sacrificed Permit the purchase of foreign machinery and to bring production a stage where the nation will be self-supporting," he continued, "but this is going to take much longer than anticipated os, despite statements to the contrary, the general average of production still is below the "pre-war level. In general the nation is cowed and it isa relict to be someplace where people can express their real opinions and talk fon the street without fear of be overheard by spies."
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