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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 143, 11 November 1914, Page 4

i'Jib ehects or tin- tiou/ih African \va oa Uiu JintUJi nation arc interestiii'd roferred to by the London correspond' trnA- of the Sydney Morning Herald. H« writes: "The appearance of Jjondon today is that of u natural city. Jsiot onl' are uniformed men on every hand, but' v-.ur proclamations ami appeals flare aC jMis from one cn.i.of the mttropolic to the other, Fences, walls and hoardings try out constantly theiv various words' of duty demanded of us, or warning Uuragb. well for ils. All these thingS hare Iliad their share in the uprising of .nritiin's young men to the soldierly Kind tli.it is so far from their accu*.'• iom-d mind, and to the mood of »er-' 10-.iKiiess which is not their normal. J l';>'u-T, too. that they have responded io the eall more easily flieo.uu.se. .'toe quirfli African War is not so iar off ■as to he forgotten. Thafd'id mueh, un» doubtcdly to inspire the peace-loving pooplo to a vision of stern reanty. 1 firmly Micvo that, whether lie himself to'.j; part in it or not, everv JlritisM Jemmy is a far he tier soldier for th* fact of that war. If he did not take part -.11 it. he has its experience behindl JisTi:. If he did not, he has its tales, its ti-.iii. its moojls—not yet lint quite dis«pnted—stil about him ifor remem-Uvriui-e and for inspiration. 80, also*' .in oilher measure, the •mood' of a not-vcf-H'otteu-war helps the recruit to his Apropos to the London Times' com« Jiu-r.t that the results of recruiting in Ireland had been disappointing, official figures show that the number per thousand of the male population from 20 ttf 45 years of age wlta join the regular! Army and the special reserve was, in th« year fsSTi: Irish born, 76; British born, 42. 1893: Irish born, 75; British born, 4*. In 1303: Irish born, G9; British: horn, 44. In the latest figures for 1013, the Irish born per thousand numborei 42, P.ritish born 32. An Irish provincial paper-just received states that in the town of Tralee, county Kerry, out off a population of 10,000* eleven hundred volunteered for the frnot, 'Many hundreds of those who volunteered in I'lstet \ti-sp T* ; 'h \ T i<t ; < :>uli ' v\<:\ k::.-t i.:: ruix. "I ii'id to Mifi'<r eon.<iideiabh' from inJ;p.'>tion and liver trouble," says* Mr. .Ta«. J] eah-, "Yorkdene." Eden Vale roai, Ml, Eden, N.Z, ''Having tried Beverat so-called cures with no good effect. -1 iollowcd the advice of a friend'and toofcl-. a course of Qhambcrlain's Ri'«!ii:aK!M