MT. our: to; tor! ‘ '1a’na.‘ Luna?” . h n 1,: H littlii AUSTRALIA MELBURNE, Australia. OcL- 11-~ ‘(Coricspondence of The Associated Press.)—Everything possible is now being done to get more recruits in Australia~everything short of con- scription itself. There are, after a year of the var, 90.000 Australians under arms. either in the firing line at the Dardanelles or in training camps, but instead of there being any let up in the call for men. the de- mand for them grows more and more insistent. Although the Ministry of Defense denies that it looks to conscription, a census of unmarried men has just been taken by the police of the var- ious states to determine the lighting' strength. The result of this has not been made public. The campaign to enlist volunteers. however, takes on new vigor each day. There are speeches by civil and military authoriv ties; there are newspaper appeals: there are huge advertising posters, there are paradesand there is even the display of wounded soldier-swan to the same end. In this state (Victoria) a recruiting campaign covering the last three weeks of July resulted in more than 18.000 eniistments, a num- ber which. it is pointed out, equals the «trength of the entire Australian force which was sent to Egypt last Novenr her. The fact that New South Wales is in virtually all things a rival of' Yictoria—iu some ways jealously so— hgures to a certain extent in a re cruiting campaign which is now‘in pro- gress there. Business houses all over Australia are making it easier for young men in their employ to enlist by either keeping up their pay or promising .‘thcm their old places if they return: and to induce men—even with depend- ents—to join the colors, the press is by request 0! the military authorities printing almost daily the liberal rates of pay for Australians on active ser- vice and the pensions which will be paid the disabled and the relatives of such oflicers and privates as may be killed. ‘ ' . But the chief appeal is to patriot- ism, and never have, the Antiodes seen ouch a widespread and ardent use as nowadays of the Union Jack of the Empire and the southern cross of the young Australian Federation. J'he government will have comparatively little trouble in clothing the greatly augmented number of volunteers, but it will have considerable difficulty in ' arming them. it is not improbable that it will'li‘nv'e to have the" assistance of the imperial Government in this respect. Meanwhile wounded..rnen are be- ginning to be brought back all the way from the Gallipoll peninsula in fair numbers. By November it is likely that with cooler weather in the Red Sea many more will be returned home. Elaborate preparations have been made for the care and treatment at these soldiers. In order to raise funds for this, July 30 was chosen as “Aus~ wrulia Day” and every conceivable method of obtaining. and soliciting contributions was employed on that date from one end of the Common- wealth to the other. Melbourne and Sydney resembled nothing so much as lit-gr. country fairs. The result of the patriotic charity was a sum which at this writing—with the returns not yet in from many sections~amounts to nearly $3,000,000. —YOU'D READ THE SENTINEL “SITUATIONS WANTED" ado if you needed help In the office, factory or home—read and investigate them as a matter of “business policy." a Shannon . faction Come: From Dillifllle = giryrny on, Pri’b'ooond ' Every Tim c. 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