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... kITCHENER. In the present national crisis, when every and every individual who can aid the Ast;on should do so, the committee of the Rural League—of which the veteran land reformer. Mr. sleere Collings, is president, cud Lord Roberts, Lord Mauer, and ...
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... KITCHENER. The booklet appeals to agricultural labourers, fanners, squires. and rural env players generally. It states in solemn words the reason for helping Lord Kitogiener at this crisis, it gives the - Conditions for join. ling the new Army, Rates ...
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... KITCHENER No. 1. Field-Marshall The Rt. Hon. Earl P.C.. ILP. No. 2. Admiral Sir JOHN JELLICOE, K.C.8.. K.C.V.O. Field-Marshal Sir JOHN FRENCH, K.C.M.G., G.C.8.. G.C.V.O. No. 3. No. 4. General JOFFRE, Commander-he-Chief of the Amp. No. 5. Vice-Admiral ...
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... IN THE KITCHEN. When it comes. however. to kitchen utensils all countries. or, at any rate. the kitchen parts .4 all countries, need one of two things—pottery that will not break or iron that will not rust. This ideal has never been realised, but it has ...
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... KITCHEN NEW SERIAL STORY. Margaret Harrington, Novelist. By JOHN HASLEFTE The will awe& the reed. Opening Chapters es awesome* the toroiey. THE MISTER) OF NUMBER EIGHTEEN. Margaret Harrington, who a writer of some standing. sought - local colour ;neon ...
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... Kitcheners All OUR FELLOW CLUBMEN, AS THEY APPEAR IO REGARD THEMSELVES AT THE PRESENT MOMENT A h. ...