The Eleventh Commandment.

We must become faithful to our Fuehrer and self-sufficient with regard to oil and rubber—Prof. Wilhelm Cologne University.

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A man is but a worm of the dust— he comes along, wriggles around awhile, and finally some chicken gets him.

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"What's the difference between castor oil and whiskey?"

"Easy, boy, easy! One's a movie, and the other's a talkie."

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My God!

Statement—

Those of us working in close contact with Hitler know that he is the most exquisite connoisseur of art who has ever stood at the head of a great nation.—Kube. in "Prager Press."

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Proof—

I prefer a single German military march to all the muck of a newfangled fiddling man: that sort of person ought to be in a sanatorium.—Herr Hitler ("Das Neue Sagebuck").

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Verbacious Border—[gap — reason: illegible]en It?

Most of the national authors are young, talented, but still unknown.

There is among them only one of really international importance, and dial is myself.—Hans Heinz Ewen (Lous Nouvelles Litteraires).

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She's stopping at the mountain house.

But great seclusion seeks.
She always dresses in the dark
Because the mountain peaks.