NUMBERING HER MEN FOR WAR

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3105, 8 June 1917, Page 5

NUMBERING HER MEN FOR WAR

CONSCRIPTION REGISTRATION IN AMERICA GREAT RESPONSE OF ALIEN BORN New York, June 6. 1 It is estimated that the registration in), Neiv York City ivill exceed half a million. A surprisingly large percentage of i'oreign-l>orn people have registered. Thoro was a tremendous demand for in-', terproters, many girls acting as Negroes in the Southern States marched!; to the polls singing patriotic songs. TheGovernment is very pleased at the result. (I'ho British Recruiting Offico is gratified with the early results. It is probable that mobilisation and training' camps will lie established near NewYork. It has been arranged that the American recruiting stations throughout the countryside will accept British re-cruits.—Aus.-N.K.' Cable Assu. ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS IN AMERICA. Washington, .Tune G. Colonel Gugliamotti, the military c», ymi, of tli© Italian, mission, states that be is hopeful of enrolling nearly 200,000 Italian volunteers in America for tuo Italian Army.— Cable Assn., k LORD NORTHCLIFFE GOING TO AMERICA London, .Tune 6. On the War Cabinets invitation Lord Noi*thcliffe ha? sailed for America to co-ordinate tho work of the British Mis-sion.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. AMERICAN SQUADRON IN BRAZILIAN WATERS. KNTriOSIASTIC WELGOME. Rio de Janeiro, June G. The American squadron' o£ warships has arrived, and received an enthusiastic welcome. It is understood the squadron will relieve the French, arid British patrol of thfi South Atlantic, and will have free uste of Brazilian' ports—Aus.-I> .2. Cable Asyn. THE SEIZED INTERNED SHIPS. Rio de Janeiro, June 6~ .'• Replying to Germany's protest against the' requisitioning of German ships, tho Government has declared that BraziL acted within the 6tr:ct limits of the laT, even as previously interpreted by Germany—Reuter.