The sun., 1918-09-14
100000 PREDICTED
AS CITY DRAFT TOTAL
Cards Of Absentees Arriving
by Thousands Already and
More Expected.
ALIENS DENOUNCE KINGS
Only 49,475 Register as Sub
jects of Enemy Govern
ments and Monarchs.

II In expected that the names OF about
10000 men between Is and ts. who
were absent from their New York homes
on registration day will bring the total
of the city enrolcent well beyond
100000.
According 10 the best figures avail
able yesterday at draft headquarters,
754.o2s men enrolled Thursday in the
I'VE boroughs. but returns from six
draft boards are incomplete and the to-
tai may 20 higher by the time all the
1se lists have been revised and verified.
The number, OF alien enemy regis
trants surprised number Of fore
casters. who had expected that II would
be much moro than 4e.475. But even
OF the enemy Aliens only q compar-
atively small number are Germans.
Most OF them are subjects OF Austria
Hungary and represent all the tongues
and races comprehended within the
empire. Thousands OF the men classed
as enemy aliens entertain the bitterest
feelings toward their Governments and
sovereigrs. Others who had been classi-
fled as enemy aliens are Buls arians and
various Oriental subjects Of the Sultan
Of Turkey.
Absentees' Cards Arrive.
Registration cards from New York
men who were absent from the city
Thursday reached draft headquarters BY
thouss nds yesterday. about 10000 com
ing between morning and late afternoon.
Another 10000 should reach headauar-
tiers within the next few days and finally
there will arrive the names OF those
men who were In foreign countries or
on the high seas registration day. These
men are not required 10 register until
their return,
Local draft bos rds will set TO work
Immediately selecting tho names OF men
between 10 and 81 who will be in the
frs, group called 20 the colors- Figures
as TO the number of men within these
ages and the number Of registrants be-
Is and 10 will not be available until
the classification has been made.
Figures from Albany. incomplete as
the New York figures are. indicated yes-
terday an increase OF per cent. over the
estimate OF the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral. Board ! Of WATERFOWL. with 4,s75
registrants. completed the task OF ar
ranging its registrants Alphabetically
and allotted each man his serial number
last night. ST..
Newark in fling its report Of so.474
Franz Won Rintelen, a Federal prisoner
there, serving a three year sentence for
having conspired against this Govern
ment He is listed as 20 years old; oc-
cupation. ofYicer in the German navy
residence Manson strasse s. Berlin
nearest relative Frau Lillian Won
Rintelen, at the Same address. His card
DESERVES him as tall and slender with
blue eyes and fair hair.
Major c. Broman White. in command
OF the British and Canadian recruiting
mission. issued the following admoni-
ton yesterday to such British and Cana
dian subjects as II may concern:
II believe many Britons and Cana
dams are under the impression, since
registering Thursday that they are de-
barred from volunteering with the
British and Canadian forces.
May stiIi Volunteer.
II desire to call the attention of all
loyal Britons and Canadians to the fact
that by a ruling of the draft treaty
now in force between the Governments
OF the United States and Great Britain
they still have limited time in which
20 volunteer. The British and Canadian
recruiting mission will accept enlist
ments for a few days longer. but there
after all British and Canadians in the
United States VIII be subject to the
United States selective service draft"
The headquarters OF the mission is at
c20 West Forty-second street. Jewish
aliens of allied countries desiring 10
enlist with the Jewish battalion for
service in Palestine Will be accepted at
the mission for a few days longer. even
though registered under the United
States draft law. By applying at the
mission they will be directed how 10
comply with the United States regula-