New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1917, Page 5

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DABO Untold Misery Snliered by Young Women in Belgium and France New York, Nov. 3.—Denunciation of the agitation for premature peace, a first-hand account of German atroci- ties which stirred the audience, and recommendation by a former premier jof Australia of an Anglo-American alliance as the best guarantee against j another world cataclysm were prom- inent in the speeches made at the luncheon of the Members’ Council of the Merchants’ association. While the audience responded with n.pplu.usAe to the discussion of politi- cal features of the war by Sir George Reid, founder and first premier of the Australian Federation and later Australian high commissioner in Lon- don, and by George W. Wickersham, former attorney general of the United States, their feelings seemed to be more deeply stirred by Dr. Leon Dabo, the artist, who was the last speaker. Dr. Dabo was introduced by Wil- liam C. Breed, president of the Mem- bers’ Council, as a member of an American commission ‘sent by our government to investigate atrocities in France. Dr. Dabo began with the sweeping statement: “All that you have heard, all that you have read, all that you have imagined about this war is not wrong. All that the cor- respondents send over about the atrocities that have been committed, all the inhumanities, all the bestiali- ties that no paper can possibly re- ceive in ink—they are not only true, but the worst of them cannot be told. ‘“To return from France and to come in contact with America’s men and women, to see the civilians op the streets with clean linen on, to see women fashionably dressed, to ey There is more Catarrh in this seetion of the country than all other diseases put to(ether and for years it was sup- posed be incurable. Doctors pre- scribed 100‘1 remedies, and by conatant- 1y failing to cure with local treatment, rronoflnmd it incurable. Catarrh is a ocal disease, greatly lnfluanoed by con- stitutional conditions and therefors re- gulru conltltuflonfl treatment. Hall's ‘atarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a consti- tutfonal - remed: is taken ln(efl!l“! and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Ono Bundrea Dollars reward is offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimontals. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. fold by Druzgists, T5c. Hall's Family Pilis for constipation. see the shops wide open selling the gew-gaws of other days; coming from France, coming from the land of th widow, of the orphan, of the maimed, then only did I realize that we as Americans know nothing, nothing, of the slime of the beast. “One of my distinguished prede- cessors has just told you that ou women and our girls have been pro- tected from the fate that befell thr , women of France and of Belgium by the British navy. Men, believe it, ii is absolufely true. It is more than true. I have been in a hospital in the Department of the Meuse of France, where there are nearly o thousand girle; not one is 18 years or age, and all will be mothers. Eleven per cent in addition are stark mad I have seen boys terribly mutilated “Some of you think that becaus you have bought $100 worth or $1 000,000 worth of Liberty bonds you have done your share. You will not have done your share until it hurts. ‘Wren next February or March you take up your daily newspapers and read the columns and columns of the names of dead, wounded, and miss- ing, then only will you realize what the Allies have gone through. for three years. “Look at the map of Europe to- day. From Calais to Bagdad 240,- 000,000 people under the heel of the beast. This war is not won. "his war will begin next spring. It is your task to see that the inconclusive peace talk shall be throttled.” At the end Dr. Dabo said that he was going to venture to break the unwritten rule of the association and touch upon city politics, but upon j Chairman Breed’s suggesting that this would be ‘inadvisable he contented himself by saying that thefe was no greater duty for the American at present than to be very careful 'who is selected: to represent the citizens in public office. Sir George Reld praised the heroism of Australian soldiers in the war, and said that although the British em- pire was won by conquest, there was a new soul in British statesmanship and that the Colonials now rejoiced in the terms, ‘empire” and “im- perial.” Then, recounting _incldents of Anglo-American friendship, he sald that he knew on private and indis- putable authority that during the Spanish-American war Lord Salisbury “was approached with regard to a project of sending a naval demon- stration from Europe. Lord Salis- bury would have none of {it” con- tinued Sir George. “He was asked, ‘Suppose Europe sends one, about it?° He replied: ‘I will tell you what about it. If you begin that sort of game, you will find the British fleet there facing you.’ “For three years,” continued Sir George, “‘our blotkade In this war was terribly hampered by you. We wern’ like the Germans, fond of a tuss! with you; we determined to stand a lot rather than fall out with you, and, now that you have come in, the block- what ' membered, with these two great pow- DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE Rub Mustemle on Forehead and T A headache remedy wnt.hout the dan- medicine.” “headache Relieves eadache and that miserable feeling from colds or congestion. And it acts at once! Musterole is a. clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. only cxm-ufly, and in no way can stomach and heart, &s some in- ade is going to be a real one. Isn't it up to you to hustle to make up for those months of looking on?" The audience responded with applause and cries of “Yes.” “The doom of the Kaiser,” he con- tinued, ‘“was sealed when President Wilson said what he had been want- ing to say 'for a long time. Yet now we hear talk about peace. loves peace more than America, but she will stand no nonsense. Thero are soft people in England and every- Wwhere else. Now when the terms of peace come, when the joy bells of victory ring in every American city and hamlet, are we going to allow these outrageous outlaws who have ¢ broken every law of God and man to sit around a council table with us? When a nest of highway rob- bers is caught red-handed you don’t take them to a council table to help you settle laws for the suppression of highway robbery. No. They mual | be taken before this grand assemblage I of twelve hundred million of the human race and the terms of peace must be dictated to them, and some- thing more solid than their oath must stand before them. “After this war is over. after the handcuffs are on, I don't talk of al- liances, but I say if the blood of your best and bravest and the blood | of our best and bravest that has been | soaked into foreign lands is to be re- ers of the world that an alllance— — s — MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN Thousands of mothers have found Mother 7 Powders an excellent remedy for children complaining of headache, colds, foverishness, stomach troubles and bowel ir- regularities from which children suffer. They are easy and pleasant to take and excellent results are accomplished by their use. Used by mothers for 30 years. Sold by -druggists everywhere, 28 cents. WHAT WOULD YOU SAY IN REPLY TO THESE QUESTIONS? How can the Kaiser be absolute ruler and the people have no voice—one man against millions? = Who is responsible for a man’s acts, the man or his an- cestors ? Should every able-bodied man be obliged to fight, or should ‘this be voluntary ? Why should the poor be especially advised to economize food, having so little? +Is modern Germany | different in its spirit from Germany of the last century? These questions will be answered at the Patriotic Choral Vespers. — AT THE — SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SUNDAY AT 4:30 P. M. The Public Most Cordially Invited. and one of words is enough between us—that we must have an that will say with majestic strength that no horrible outrage can A forced by h beings on No one|:::t:_..be y human beings alliance ever No Need to Rub Try’ Sloan’s Liniment and see how qunckly the swelling is reduced the pain disappears. No need to rub; it pene- trates quickly and bringsrelief. 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