New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

1 put it, you have just seen one key | 10 the prosperity Of the foremost continental port. The huge Free Port, with uS mammoth ware housos aiuttrrvl with silks from China, beef from Argentina. coffee from Huzl, hurr..rrrs from The States. all hearing addroSS,~ tor traus*h5pm"m iu strange -uun,d Baltic ports. none 10 pay r,ul or duty into GorMau>- DrraSurl.
 zone ;djH ot I.amnw-'. barbor you h,.r learn. is al,ru o'yr 10 this trr" Port, in it's uo.. ar, employed som" -u.oo" o' the ,j.l.s l1o.ooo tn- dHs'ria. workers.
 "uom5uIs entered fine German rusJous Union iH 1.>>. thus ,ua- lIu. r' 10 srl. .,~ u"u goods 10 Ger mauv. tariff ti,,. nu Ills runuy sen ale mmu,am.d il, rur- Port prI>t. ,'2'$ which arau",mrnl makes it 'ar -s.1 rrau~oe"u d,mlImrut -tor. ,t 'u, HaJl-
 "A < mat. .u d rltl % loS. a S,uat,. vhra rln-~ jo us stiff SpuuI>h ar~~~ Us .ogaIt ;, lt* auarIs ,U, sul- rl"nt m2uD, and pri}u,-rs Of the Dr.. ,Uy--tur 'I1," and flan~rotir r"e Of jIvmnar-.
 "TN,re ar, ou5y 'ur-.. German sur2Nors q. That mighty Ilaus-atIr u.raimudGln- chain of the Middle Agr- Bremen lUb,ck aud Ham, Iur-. O. thu-y three th. mightirsl l. Ii3mbHt4
 "onr rh" E narorS of Hamburg wo'e "hu.i tor Ii" 1h,ir rulo ol li#nur"- Ha- a~ atjtorratir. To our modern way o' thinking. as that Of la" bog oI Venice, That has ra"us.I nov. TH-r. l. llouso of HuI-'...s .Nm- a I"".slat.tr nal- vun' mucU t4,- fHaj uud.r thy L. S p.tol G,ln,.
 I h" ~,'natc'~ Very secret >,'~~.un~
 "Tu Sraa'r aij. ia ,ho town haIi Perhaps you haN" heard oI tu- E. nous Iasntuh,ll.r, beneath the so'lr S,a4- Earru.- frankly ,n- 1urou'd at the cnruuc" to a ,rssI- huI,. adorned with stained glass wiu- dow roLraaur,s Of lh. John Paul Joa"%'.1 of maritime NambuYe Ton climb a.o.t. Tine peculiar Wuli; catch NoHr 'y". They seem 10 hr ot .oIid wood. most driIrat,Iy cary.i and 'a1uItUlly decorated. rlcsrr ,Eami- nation shows some to be uC r.l, pressed O the hardness and IiI>ou,ss Of wood. with 1hr intricate patterns imposed by uatriN.
 And aft"r a banquet hall that conHr~s up memories ot The bol,cd burg, s-rs inc s,aUnrh merchants, and Inc gentlemen ady"ulurrrs of medieval times. vou come upon the :i"n@t" Chamber. Dne feature strikes d homo uoto in tho American bosom. This Senate, loo. has secret sessions. But when il do,~ if I,iircs from th, chamber with the lIsi;ot'a mlicry and tn" press gallery into smaller chamber that has just on" entrance. That entrance is "uarird hy two Iuas1Il" doors of larrdhi" thIc.- n's#. And hcior" carb ol Ih" doubl. doors it post. guard No caves even through q double | barrier Of inch s-thjrt mahogany,
 Torpedo Eoa,>, jobs and Jail,
 Hamburg once N,thstOod the : of Danish Kings. |, kept aloof from tn" Thiry Years War which oH down the pgourss of 90 . many Haitir cities. Away back in The tjme Of NaaiHillIau 1 II entered line German eonf"drratiou @a 4 l'rrr City, on a pa1iE vifh other German states. On3y yesterday, in its his tors. in l-%. il ,>p.rioHr-d Il Com mumist uprising that Jeff < dn.p in pr""sion ;hat l!,mhuIq cri2cua r,- m'uhor, aud brIiot holes which ih, r,'E'a buildings attest.
 How was il put down. visi- tor inquired.
 Torpedo boats sailoI into rhe harbor, The Senate saw that all tn" leaders were given good municipal jobs But they were locked mp on days. Was grim cit jzcn's trrse reply
 Architectural "Nodrrni>tic"
 "Datin9 back to Charicmagnc.