Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-18
ENGLAND APPEALS TO NATION TO PROVIDE
 MILLION SOLDIERS
Call Goes Forth for Huge VoIun- teer Army Which Is Asked to Enlist for the Duration of the War"

LONDON Nov 17.-There are man. ilestly concerted ana vigorous appeals Co complete the recruiting of Britain's Army of 100000 men. Within the last few days almost every paper in London, in it's news columns and edit orially. has urged a prompt response to the call, one or two of them re- minding their readers that it is fa- better to have a volunteer army than even to consider the possibility of conscription
 During the first rush of enlistmeDts the requirements were raised, most unusual thing in time of war in any country. Now they have been re stored to what they were before. The age limit has been extended, all men being accepted now who are between nineteen and thirty-eight years old. In case of former soldiers the limit is forty-five years. The minimum height is now five feet four inches, except for former soldiers and certain units for which special standards are or ganized. One paper commenting on this change remarks that 1t is now possible for men who are no taller than Napoleon to join the army. An other journal joints out that a very large proportion of the men in the Japanest and French armies would even now be barred from service in Kitchener's army. During the frss rush in early August men of the height of five feet three inches were accepted and on one day there were 1000 men recruited in London. This week the daily average Of recruits at New Scot. land Yard is about 500, rising on Mon day always the best recruiting day tc over 1000
 In the War Office advertisements il is stated that the term "enlisting fol the duration of the war means pre- cisely what it Says and that men VII be discharged when the war is over with all convenient speed 1t i' also advertised that married men oi widowers with children will be ac cepted, and that if at the time of en listment a recruit signs the necessary form separation allowance under army conditions is issuable at once Co the wife and in certain circum stances Co other dependents.
 The advertising sfor recruits in creases in volume and variety. Busses streetcars and almost every motor-cal in London contain placards urging men to enlist Posters appear on bill boards and in empty shop windows Such landmarks as the Nelson Mon ument in Trafalgar Square and tn, Mansion House are decorated with imposing and artistic admonitions witt the same aim. Even hotels and thea tres making a brave show of patriot ism with printed notices around thl buildings at a height where it is diff ticult to avoid reading them "l1 aimsl Your country needs youi RaI ly round the Flag and other stir ring messages in bold type inviting diners and theatre-goers to put ava luxury and amusement and folio tn flac
 There is no note of inability to rais the million men in any of the editoria articles this week, but there are man. suggestions of how recruiting can b. expedited and many as to the comfor of recruits. For example, the "Chror icle' today suggests that at the Christ mas season arrangements should b made for recruits to visit their homes Ito which some number of them may never pay another Christmas visit. It. suggests that they should be prom ised free railway transportation fo the purpose, since there are men cam at Aldershot whose homes are il Cornwall, Wales Scotland and lrc land and since the Government al solulety guarantees the earnings c the railways during war time thu