Berlin, Oct, 24.
A further affirmation of Ge many's desire for peace and a xeassertion of her claim for equality was made thie evening by Chai cellor Adolf Hitler in an. election speech, in the Berlin sports, palace address Was eagerly awaited by the German public and transmitted to more than 500,000 listeners in the German capital by means of Joud-spankers posted ju streets. and squares, og well as in sixty meet halls where parallel meetings disarmament but to re-armament.
ver had a nation destroyed. its "ins more completely than Ger.
any. The world had been given n years in which to follow Germany's example. The. terrible result of the peace treaties was that "unemployment increased g throughout the world, Germany had taken up. the fight against unemployment in 01 ler to prevent] nal ruin.
"The German people have chosen the new Government and the system. in order to overcome tress. The new Government did take over a favourable inheritance; by the insanity of the past fifteen had to repair the damage, done years," the Chancellor saith After summing up the measures taken by the Government with a view of consolidating the internal Herr
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