New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
BRITISH IN PATRIOTIC
RUSH TO THE COLORS
Nation Rises in Determination to Defeat Kaiser, and
$4,000 Are Recruited in London in Three
Days-New Losses Total 5.228 Men,

London 3therto the country has not seemed to realize
the pont the Channel and as IN the South
African bit Of pounding OF their own FORCES to bring
the people to the point patriotic which the situation demanded
Now they have reached that point The recruiting done the last
three probably greater than during the entire previous fortnight
To-day recruiting stations overwhelmed uhdds $1,000 Tor
in the waiting lines
reported that no fewer have been accepted the
three DAYS This 10 the beginning uprising of the whole nation
which fully realize the necessity not only OF clearing the seas
ships Of helping the the allies on land as wen
prevailing Lord Kitchener will lind possible to
send steady howo Of fresh the front
Of the French to Bordeaux receives general
approval 1t considered logical step the circumstances The
military disheartened the slightest degree
they surrendcng confidence in the ultimate success OF the allies
highly encouraging and it is considered i'm
possible Germany long stand such tremendous e OF men
as has been undergoing since the war began
NEW BRITISH LOSSES TOTAL sz2s
issued tonight further statement of British cas-
uaie follows
Killed, officers; g. other ranks
Wounded 78 officers 32 other ranks
Missing 80 officers; 4672 other ranks
The explains missing mentioned in the list Of
include unwounded prisoners and
sragglers well men killed or wounded
AS regards the stated that 1852 returned
having back their base unfit and that large proportion
the number shown missing in this and the
previous from general headquarters
In the report tnigh the OF the officers
were not given Only kin ave been informed and the names
published possible No rames OF the men IN the o
ranks yet received but number OF wounded already nave
brought home
The parliamentary Trades Union Congress has is
sued EXPRESSING approval the efforts which the Labor
bers Commons making in conjunction with the %
resentatves Of parties to stimulate recruiting.
The manifesto the Of the voluntary system OF mill
proving the time the need would re-
in greatly strengthening the advocacy OF compulsory service A
ordnp the manhood should rally the defence OF the
country in will demonstrate the world that tree
people can rise the supreme heights sacrifice without the whip
Of CONSUMPTION"
A Reuter- dispatch from Cape Town South Africa says:
the Tranker territories "a division on the east
coast Cape Colony population OF which O have been
among upon Instructions from the government %
planning the situation.
Tens of thousands addressed and the natives everywhere
enthusiastically services the government This
typical of the striking unanmty prevailing degree OF ci
cation throughout South Africa
NORTH SEA SERVICE RENEWED.
The boat service Harwch and Antwerp will be resumed to-
night after hayn been discontinued for fortnight
dispatch Wellington, New Zealand that the German Gov
rnor Samoa who island the British has been sn
with other prisoners Fiji Islands British colony about
miles southwest OF Samoa $3.50,
The Duke has distinguished himself on the balehe
DISPATCHES with Captain Grene and u
tenant Percy Countess Goyeno during hot engage
ment when Captain fell wounded At personal fisk amid
calling fire. the through the battle and carried G
fell to safety
numerous in London to-day haat any
time since wealthy them had quarters IN the
making appeals to charity
The funds the of the needy re
and tonight volunteer collectors soliciting
funds for them paded down the Strand Belgian co the