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It is naturally the aspiration of every visitor to Ger man of the hour, but it lege which is not often since the Nazis themselves fill every square inch of space when the leader speaks. Both within and without the building. But by strange coincidence, while visit~ ing the airdrome one day, I saw him as he drew up with his entourage in automobiles taking a handful of sight-seers totally by sarprise. The response was immedi ately however as every arm swung upward and a hearty "Hell!" rang out in greeting. When the moment had passed, I found that T too had given the salute as naturally as possible and certainly experienced glow of excitement which must have rivalled that of my companions vilege. Enthusiasm for the man ix contagious, and grows eseapably by contact with his followers. If One cannot quite believe in the miracles he is to work one can not but hope with deepest ardour that the devotion and faith of Germany's expectant millions is to have some measure, at least, of, justification, 2 gramme throe large cruises instead of four small ones.
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