Evening star., 1932-07-28
HITLER FORECASTS
DEATH OF REPUBLIC
Nazi Leader Says 13 Years
of "Decadence" Are Near
ing Their End.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. July 2s.-Democracy in
Germany was given only q few more
days of life today by Adolf Hitler, f1ery
national Socialist leader.
winding up dashing airplane cam
paign for next Sundays elections with
a speech at Berlin Stadium last night,
Hitter brought thunderous cheers from
1c0.000 of his followers when he said
July 81 must remove the rule of
democracy and of Marxism and its
vassals from Germany and restore
regime Of discipline, national conscience,
honor and power.
Sees End Of Republic.
we aim" he continued. Ito sweep
the 30 political parties out Of the eolln-
try. We Germans must be united
people. We are on the eve OF great
historical decisions. The 13 years OF
decadence Cthe life Of the republic)
are nearing an end. .,
for International aid, but only In ala
founded on our own strength"
The Tuesday night radio speech OF
Gen. Kurt Won Schleicher continued to
kick up a furore throughout the coun-
try. The Bavarian Courier, powerful
orsan of the Southern Volkspartei. said
the generals reference to strengthen
ing Germany's military power was
hardly reconcilable with Chancellor
Won Papen's efforts for conciliation with
France.
Won Schleicher's Endorsement of
Adolf Hitler's theory that the Reicns-
wehr (army) alone is responsible 1or
Germany's defense also brought down
O crash of criticism.
Take Away That Bauble."
The Munich Post, Socialist newspa-
Der observed that the day might soon
come when Won Scheleicher would De
"woe:ully disillusioned."
Hitler's campaign posters today set
him nm as "Gprmany's Oliver Crom-
well" and refer. 4 to Cromweils words,
uttered as he cioe ed the British Parlia-
ment and eStablLhed his dictatorship
nearly 800 years ago, Take away tnat
bauble!"
The National Socialist Premier Roe
yer of Oldenburg where a NaZi state
government is in control, went one bet
far than Hitler, who has said that
'hesds shall roll" when the Nazis come
into power in the nation.
In a speech at KasSel, referring to
the opponents of the Nazis, Roever salo:
Il guarantee that these schWein-
hunds will be hanged and we'll leave
their bodies swinging until the crowd
have finished with them"
Nazis Score Victory.
The Nazis scored a considerable vic
tory yesterday when they succeeded IN
having the Prussian state ministry, now
under the dictatcrial control Of Chan
cellor Won Papen, repeal the long
standing order which barred National
Socialists from holding civil offices.
The success followed couple OF pot
shots which the Nazis and NationalistS
fired at the Won Papen government, in
cicating the government was having a
difncult time with its strongest right
wing support on the eve Of the elections.
Hans Kerrl, Hitler leader and preSi-
dent of the Prussian Diet, demanded
that the chancellor's decree OF June
taxing civil servants az to per cent
OF Their salaries be rescinded.
DR.. Alfred Hugenburg, Nationalist
leader. called for the repeal of the
emergency decree OF June IA taxing
every German with job.
In political circles these demands
were looked upon as an attempt by
the Hitle-ites and the Nationalists to
square themselves with their own 1ol-
lowers, many of whom have asked for
an explanation why they have supported
the Won Papen government In financial
measures rated just as drastic as any
imposed by former Chancellor Bruening-
Won Papen Reply Guarded.
Chancellor Won Papsn's reply to the
demands was guarded. He pointed out
that far-reaching financial reorganlza-
ton would take place after the cleo
tions and he said the administrative
apparatus would be simphaed.
TREE deaths and a number OF In
turies were recorded in political clashes
last night. Police shot and killed one
man in a group of unemployed at Ruhla
after a battle in which three police
men were stabbed.
One Nad was stabbed to death and
another mo-tally wounded in a political
argument at Oberwiehl, near Cologne.
Three persons were seriously wounded
In a gun battle between Nazis and Iron
Frontiers Cwar vete-ans) at Boinsdort,
near Brunswick.
HERRIoT PROTESTS SPEECH.