ANOTHER YEAR OF WAR IF NOT TWO

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2605, 29 October 1915, Page 5

ANOTHER YEAR OF WAR IF NOT TWO

SHADOW OP CONSCRIPTION By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) London, October 27. Lord Kitchener's sister has warned males of military age that the war will last another year, if not two, and that inscription is certain in December if Lord Derby's scheme fails in Novem'wr. LORD CHARLES BERESFORD ON THE WARPATH GOVERNMENT RATED (Rec. October 28, 11.30 p.m.)' London, October 2-3. Lord Charles Beresford, in. a letter ta "The Times," denounced tlie Government's conduct of the war. "The country," he" says, "wants a Government that will govern. Owing to its indecision and vacillation the Government on. every important occasion has been too late. The mismanagement is partly the result of amateur strategy and political control of the Executive, as witness the Dardanelles. Only one member of the Cabinet understands anything aboil* war." SPEECH-MAKING IN WAR FACTORIES. OVER 100 MEETINGS WEEKLI London) October 26. Mr. H. E. Pratten, of Sydney, who is attached to the. Parliamentary Munitions Committee, assists members of the House of Commons in addressing the workers in oontrolled munitions factor, ies. Starting in the Midlands, over a hundred meetings will bo held weekly. WOMEN'S WORK TO FILL THE CAPS. London, October 27. The Government has appointed a committee to consider the employment of women in place of the men enlisting under Lord Derby's scheme.