... KITCHENER EARL Lords yesterday out a successful bombing raid against the enemy's aerodrome at German aeroplane to-day flew over Houlogne and dropped a few bombs, but no damage was done. French Official. Pams, Wednesday Midnight. Between Soissons and Rhciins ...

... KITCHENER’S DECLARATION. SERVICE BILL MEANS VICTORY. GERMANY & MONTENEGRO'S SURRENDER. ...

... KITCHENER, The Association say- it i' nndet.-tood tii.it !.. Kitchener will make importaut speech in the 11,. of Ixtrds to-day on the military po-iiion and recruiting. TRADE UNIONS AND COMPULSION, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, lie Lc-rd took ...

... KITCHENER PROMISES VICTORY If Military Service Bill Is Passed in Present Form. NO COMPULSION FOR LADS OF EIGHTEEN. UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF ENTENTE'S SMALLEST ALLY. ACTIVITY ON WESTERN FRONT. The joy in Berlin and Vienna over surrender of King Nicholas ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Wrong from First to Last in His Recruiting. ENOUGH MEN FOR VICTORY Lord Kitchener does not wish this amendment passed. Lord Kitchener hopes that the Bill, as it stands, will give him all the men he requires, and that it will enable ...

... KITCHENER’S WISH. British War SaercUry’s Greetlosr to Buului Minister. (■Timet War Telegrama per Piets Aaaociatioo-Copyrtgti IVorogrod. Tueoday. Amcwg many congratulatory telegrams received General Polivtwiog. Minister IVor, on the occasion of the Huetaor ...

... KITCHEN and JUKSON'S Annual Clearance Sale. Further', Reductions in LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS. - COATS.: MEN'S OVERCOATS. from 1,1/ J. FUR SETS from 6,111 tr' ,i_. 1 : ' '''21 I , ‘ ! ,, r i,,, .. . ; . 7 . :J i ~ I.'''' -r ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Military Genius who Devised the Gallipoli Withdrawal. ASTONISHING ACHIEVEMENT. 1 b*anl day Truth food authority that achwiue for evacoatiMf the QaHipoli Feninanla deVterd Lord Kitchener when vmi ted ecene openiiiooa. If this m correct ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, in his address to the House of Lords, made the following pointa:— . Voluntaryism has given results far beyond prophecy and far beyond our enemy’s dreams. But recently the recruits have ocased to ensure the ful] provision ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER (Secretary for War) said: I should like to add few remarks from military point view. Seventeen months ago I stated ro your Lordships brood principles of the military steps considered necessary the emergency of the war. The ...

... ALSO KITCHENER Tt was the same old lady who had bfen watoh ing some men in tiwming that morning. “ I think it's very wrong,” said she, *‘ taking the gur boys out in the nnn‘ and rain like that. hey might e seriously ill after it! * Oh. said I, mcaning ...

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