No More Recruits

Washington, Aíftfptsfc 4.- The army oí the United States is now -filted to tlíe lllisted stren.üTh allowed by law and further enlistrueots ■ vvill 1" nade only with the view of repLacing desorters, and mea wliose ealistmeu'ts expire. Owing to the. rmw regnlatious for eiilistmeat adopt?j tttwiijdj the efforts of Assistant Searetary Ooe ia the last ulminiMration, tire ulvu rlio have enlisted in tüe last year nave been of i liigher and better elass than tlie irmy lias everrttBfiwe rt'c-eived. Ir is irlioved, therei'Ore. aï the war depajfír.cnt that tiiC' aiuny is ueare: per--tion todas an is tas ever ueeu. Thé an'ans-'mertt for üie coinforc of soMtes üiiiler the regnlatiOKs adopted !ast year aase so ,?od that the per■i litare of (lt'strtirin.s has !)-hmi ioluced and ot" the department pvediet thar tütMft wili be fewat desertiona .ais yoac than for rnany yetís.