BRITISH RECRUITING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 19 October 1914, Page 8

BRITISH RECRUITING.

?HE STANDARD RAISED

EMPIRE CAN NEVER LACK MEN.

"IT WILL GO HARD WITH

GERMANY."

: {Received Oct. 19. 10.30 a.m.)

L . LONDON, Oct. 18. |3Fhe Times' military correspondent, in response to German allegations of the ulore of British recruiting, says: "We Mtfi* 1,200,000 men in organised form at the present moment, and a-m»ny are offering that Lord Kitch£?r fca« been compelled to raise tlifl Wndard above any existing in Europe, Jfcerwise there would be an overwhelming number of recruits. All our «>u are of military age, and ther*- are $£§ ©f %% Childran 6r g r eyb ear ds so' »mmon in German ar-;^ 1% &t&n^ tojreason at ffl p| rd o f f Our jj un ,. Bretl millions call never lack men. The )ominiq£s bvefsea liave come to their manhood and seek to establish their f6r recognition, each for their «Wn Dominion, and all for all. It will ;q hard with Germany."