New Britain herald., 1918-04-06

the populace in ordeE to fill the
toWnspeople with fear and make IT
sure that they will make no outbreak
against the Germans. DIR, Dabo also
declared that he has talked with
German soldiers and they have told
him that it is their officers who get
the young girls; we get the old Wom-
en-"
Speaking Of the German mind, DR.
Dabo said that the German, to whom
he often referred to in the vernacu-
lar as "slobs'', is brought up in the
firm belief that Kaiser William is SUI
preme and that the Almighty God is
ever on the German Side. He also
declared that to his mind all Ger
mans are alike and he advised every
one Of his listeners to he ever on the
alert and WatchfuI of the quiet Ger
man. These are the kind who will
not hesitate to blow up a munitions
plant or put ground glass in your
food, he said:
Revolution Is Impossible
Referring to the oft-eXpressed hope
that there may be a revolution in Ger
many, DR.. Dabo declared this to be
absolutely impossible. to his way of
thinking. He said that in the first
place all Of the able men in Germany
are in the army. If the women do
want to throw a few bricks, that is
all if will amount to. He said that
one German machine gun could care
for 5000 German women. and the
soldiers would not hesitate about turn
ing it on their own women in such a
case, either He also said that the
Allied soldiers are now forbidden to
pick up a single thing on the BATTLE
field. He told of one soldier who
picked up a supposed fountain pen,
but when he attem pied to use it, the
thing exploded, blew off one hand and
a, part of his face He also told Of
bombs being concealed beneath Ger
man helmets SO that when an Allied
man picked it UP to look at it, the
thing would explode. And in refer
CnCo to the recent lynching Of a pro-
German in the West DR.. Dabo de-
plOred this mob violence. but with the
sights he has seen of the German atr0-
cities still vivid in his mind, he added
that he hoped that when the next
hanging took place he may be able to
be there at the finish,
Keep Huns Across the Sea.
In reference to the American Expe-
dictionary Forces. DR.. Dabo gave d sig
niflCant warning when he said it is
up to America to send her soldiers
over there. He said that were it not
for the wall of steel that has been
erected by the French and English,
the Germans would be over the Allan
tic and on our own Connecticut shores,
where their airplanes. their big guns
and their brutal soldiers would be raz-
ing our cities and ravaging our won-
en- as they have done in Europe. He
said it is UP to America to send her
soldiers across the sea, in order to
keep tho Germans on the other side
and prevent their coming here and
bringing the war to our shores. In
conclusion, he also sounded another
significant warning to all Americans
to be ever watchful of the Germans.
He said that today he believes there
are fully 100000 German secret
agents operating here. His own proof
that the Germans have been long pre-
pairing for this war was cited by Dr..
Dabo. He said that he personally saw
q captured liquid fire protector and
examined it carefully. He said he saw
the makers stamp on it and it read
that it was made in Saxony in the
year 1911.