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

... KITCHENS. The Press Association's special correspondent at the British Headquarters in the field, France, in a message dated Tuesday, and received this afternoon, says: The name Hoay trench has figured several tunes recent war news, that there was beginning ...

... THE “KITCHENER HYMN.” Lord Kitchener had a special affection for tbe hymn Abide with Me”—hence its choice for the opening of the memorial service at Bt. Paul’s on Tuesday place of the one ‘selected the Cathedral authorities. A few years ago competition ...

... KITCHEN FOR MOTHERS. Miss Hutchinson writes: May I make correction? The average attendance at the weekly educational meetings of the Kitchen and Institute for Mothers ia 17 not seven printed. ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND THE DEFENDERS KFT. of Lord, llii. ld po.H „ „ fo lon n.'icnd ~nd il.e of K.,., and read To.Mb.nd-, 1., ,,.., f „ m .h.rh .a, f01i0 „„ to know that done our duty, recognize our situation one thi fortune, of »ur. (|, i tlenora and ...

... THE KITCHENER OF ITALY. This is the title already conferred bv upon General Cadorna. Hair's Gene rail wixao. who reached London hr special train from the coast yesrerdav. and will spend on his Erst ririt Britain* three or four day*—dart franght with ...

... LORO KITCHENER. were the Grand Duke Michael of Russia and Lord Olenconner. Although Sir Edward Grey had so appointments for diplomatic interview* ,it the Foreign Office, ther# were many foreign representatives among the callers at that department to convey ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Tribute. In the House of Lords. ...

... .► KITCHEN MAT. Set eras newspaper , laid one on the other. then coxered with a sheet of Frown paper .cud stitched together near the edge. make •n excellent mat to lay upon wood door in front of a kitchen sage or sink. and will tite housewife • great ...

... LORD KITCHENER. the founda lien, of hi. triumph nearly 20 yearit before, when, having entered the Loyal En.' giteers. he took up survey work • first in .Paleatine i and afterward• in Cypriot The knowledge of the Turk thin gained in the 'early serenties ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Unflinching her, tchtul to fore. 11.1 Liee thy ixaintry*- lrnl wherenoe'or. Directing war pewee wilh equal rare, Till t. long toil ikon wort he Whom England and ,4111• sat my arm fn , To 4.1 w, my will .turl ft- honour fair day She ...

... the kitchener biography. Sir George Arthur is being inundated with offers of assistance in the -work has undertaken of writing the biography Lord Kitchener. K. of K. was always something of a mystery man to the general public, and those who knew him ...