The chronicle=news., 1914-08-08
IN
COLORADO MAY Be
CALLED TO war

Thousands Of residents OF Denver
pean countries and many have al
ready been called home or ara liable
to be called. Following, in sumnar-
lied form, the effect OF the Euro
pean war on these natives of :he
countries described:
Germany-There are about 800
Germans in Colorado and about 80
OF these live in Denver. The re-
serves are Icing mobilized IN New
York, and there are about 70 men
subject to military service under this
system.
The men must bear the expense
OF the transportation If able to do SO,
but II not, the government bears the
expense.
Britain-There are 1900 Britons
in Colorado and $500 in Denver. I'm
der the reserve system. If n call
comes there are about 200 subject
to military service.
The expense of transportation
would be borne by the government.
t'ranoe-There are about 200
F'renchpen in Colorado and about
I75 in Denver The reserves are he
ing mobilized in New York. Thcrc
are about S5 In Colorado subject ,t
military service under the reserve
system. The expense OF transporta-
| tion is borne by the government.
Belgium-Therc are 1000 Bel.
eians in Colorado. 800 being resi-
dents of Denver The order Tor mo-
| Utilization was issued yesterday ant
800 Coloradans subject to military
| service in the r,/rrves vii. rforr"t
to New York ut once. individuals
will pay for transportation II inan,
cially able, otherwise goNcrnmcn,
will furnish tickets through .oca
counsul.
Austria--There are 5000 Aus
trians in Colorado and about 100,
in Denver.
The reserves are being mobilize
In New York and the number Of mel
subject to military service from Colo
RADIO is 5000.
Italy There are 500 Italian.
in Colorado and 5000 in Denver. a
present Italy is neutral. In case sh
'ntcrs in the war, reserves VIII b.
mObilizcd in New York. There ar
5000 men in Colorado subject t
military service under the rescrv
system. rnc expense OF transpOr.a
tion Will be borne by the govern
ment.
Sweden-Thcrc are 2G.55G Swcde!
in Colorado and 1000 in Denver
There has been no call fer the mo
biiiZation OF the reserves IN Amer
lea, as Sweden is neutral. In cas-,
OF mobilization, therc are ZOO mcr
in Colorado subject to military scrv
l ice under the reserve system.
The expense OF transportation
would be borne by the government
Denmark-rhcre are 1000 Dane
in Colorado and 500 in Denver.
In regard to the European war
Denmark is neutral. If she enter!
in the war, about 900 mon from
l 'oioid duD VIII ne SUBJECT 70 inc lHlll
tnry service under the reserve sys
TEN. The reserves VIII be mobilize,
in New York.
Norway-Thcre are $500 uorwc
rians IN Colorado and 400 men IL
Denver. The men subject to miIitar,
service under the reserve system ar,
about 800. The reserves would b,
mobiliZed in New York In case Nor
way enters into the European war
Switzerland-Thcre are l.3Oi
Swiss in Colorado and 500 in Den.
yer. Switzerland is neutral in re-
gard to the European war. In cas-,
she enters in the war. reserves will
be mobiizad in New York. Thcr,
are 500 men in Colorado subject tt
military service under the reserve
system.
Japan-There are 1000 japanese
in Colorado and go in Denver
| There has been no call tor mobiliza-
| tion OF the reserves in America. but
l 1t there Is n call there are lJO men
| il Colorado subject to military serv-
ice.
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