The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
BRITAIN CONFIDENT
OF FINAL VICTORY
Demonstrations Of Enthusiasm
Take Place in London
Nightly.
WHOLE KINGDOM UNITED
The "Timps" Welcomes Ameri-
cans sympathy for
England in War.
WHOLE KINGDOM UNITED
.Sp,cinl Cnhle D,spntch 70 TYR srN

LONDON, Aug. s--The gathering or
great crowds before buckingham Palace
in demonstration Of public support for the
Government has come TO be a nightly fea-
ture Of London In war time. Another Of
these assemblaEes met in front OF the
palace last night and gave every indca-
ton Of complete loyalty and enthusiasm
for the position the Government has taken.
The Nation. tho organ Of the English
paciacists. says to-day:
There Is but one substantial hope OF
avoiding second return Of Europe to
barbarism That lies IN setting up In
each afflicted country a reign OF modified
socialism. This partial reorganization
may be effected by the action OF States
and municipalities IN regulating employ
ment and food supplies"
The British public Ia taking the news
OF the loss Of the Amphion with 1876 men
as a respectable hut not unexpected Incl
dent II is not mourned as a disaster and
1t has evoked neither great headlines nor
any sensational expressions Of regret in
the newspapers The British public real
ICES that there is a stern duty ahead of
both the army and the navy and that mis-
fortunes are possible, but IL believes that
both army and navy will do the work ex-
pected ~ them.
Field Marshal Lord tchener had sep.
arate interviews to-day with SIR Edwarc
Carson. leader OF the Ulster Cnionists
and John r. Redmond. the Irish National
Is, leader. The latter was accompanied b,
Joseph Devlin II r. supposed that tn,
interviews hal to do with the possihl,
enlistment Of Ulster and Nationalist vol
unteers
The Times expresses this morning pro.
found satisfaction at the virtually un
qualified sympathy OF Americans with
Grea, Britain in the present war. 1t dis
cusses Americas national interest In th'
struggle. which Americans are suddenly
realizing IL not merely European issue
and says that perhaps to a greater extern
than they imagine their neutrality de
ponds on the ultimate victory OF Grea
Britain and her friends.
The Royal Automobile Association ha
offered 10000 automobiles to the Wa
Office.
The following addition TO tie Prince "
Wales's relief fund were received to-day
The Anglo American OIL Company. Is. 90
s25.Ooo) Baron Mount stephen. 400
$4,000 The fund now amounts I
more than 100000 S2, 1000, 0OO.
The lack OF malice felt by both ofhcia'
and public against the Germans resider
in England continues to be demonstrated
Tn, re- unnecessarily have been many Al
rests OF Germans suspected OF being spe
for the War Offce believes that 70
srvera, years the German Governm. I
: has maintained the largest and bes
organzed system OF espionage eve
T attempted Fifty suspectc were arreste
yesterday.
The police took possession Of ii
y residence Of Prince Muenster OF Derei
= burg at Maresheld. The Prince left En-,
? land with the outbreak of the war. tt
: police also seized rifles and a quantiti
+, Of ammunition and arrested thirty-tv
1 Germans In a raid on the German mon,
Q type works at Stafford. Rifles and 9TH
% weapons and ammunition In abundant
y. have been seized In raids on vario,
q buildings occupied by Germans.
= A few German shops in the subur
n have been closed and large German stor
Il and restaurants are displaying sig
= reading The proprietor OF this place
II naturalized British subject" The poll
II have had to contend with no nnti-Germ
mohs.