New Britain herald., 1918-03-28

and 3S million laborers i'll the manu- tacture of war supplies, but she will need but about 6 million: a large mum Der of these must be used In the s1pyardS to eNa bIe us to transport the food we are expected to ship his year. The last necessity is morale, which means the staying DoWer and grit to beat ;hr Kaiser qt his own same. We must go into this and help to accomplish all these necessities. or we must say to the world. We are willing to let the T<aiser govern us
 Wona1,'s Part in tho War.
 Mrs. A. H. Campbell of Windsor was the next speaker and contrasted very ViVidly the conditions of the German women with those of the American won,en. She sounded the keynote of the necessity of women co-operatiOG by saying, ITO every Wo- man. the destruction on the battle fields is horrible. but when we "On- sider what the Germans have been doing even to their own women. We can not help but see that this is war in which women can honora blN take a part. We are contendjng for honor. for the rights of the people, for salvation. and for humanity. Wo-
  army, they must supply the inspi}a- ton for the soldiers. The German women are helping their men behind the lines, then how much more should the American women help. The speaker dealt al length on what the women of France and England are doing and on the possibilities of the women Of America and requested that all the women join a branch Of the red Cross.
 Victory or Sevvitudc
 John H. Back was the leading speaker of the evening. He was ap- plauded for several minutes, when he ! cha racterized La Toilette, a personal l acouaintance of his as that damn 1 able villain who would give his prom ] ise at in the afternoon and break it at g in the evening, and if the United 1 States Senate can not get up enough ! courage to try him. the people of the country will get him and bury him ! alive" He recited tales of the : barbsrlc practices of the Germans and compared them with the civilized ! methods of the Americans. He also l stated that if we did not follow ont i the conditions for victory we will soon be governed hy that man Whc claims to have partnership W'tf God, under the name. Me and God in which he is the only active mem ber.' MT. Buck gave the translation 1 of the German Hymn of Hate. ant closed with a poem telling of the sig 1 nificance of the colors in the Amerl can flag.
 SeIectmen Ignore Voters.
 Although the citizens in town meet
 ing voted two weeks ago to authoriz' the selectmen to complete arrange n1ents for fire service with the fire de partment of New Britain, the select
 men have. as far as can be learned ! done nothing thus far. The voters ex
 perted that The selectmen would I'm 1 1nediately make the necessary ar
 arrangements. The fire commissioner 1 of New Britain state that no com l municatiOn has been received fror
 the selectmen. Chairman Magnell me 1 First Selectmar Alling at diHeren l times but the seleCtman did no broach the subject of fire service.
 The fire commissioners in New Brit ] ain did not press the notice that the
 would discontinue fire service at tn
 time they placed limit, becaus
 the citizens committee displayed
 djsnositi077 to bring about agreed bl
 tern7s Other citizens in town meet
 ing were satisfied with the reason ablcncss of the attitude of the com niasionrrs of New Britain.
 To Be Examined.
 The following local men are noti fled to appear for examination be