... KITCHENER. M.Fs AND LOSS Of the Hampshire.! Admiralty View. WHEN THE ESCORT OF DESTROYERS LEFT. WERE THE SEAS SWEPT QUESTION, But No Answer. Flying the Dutch Flag. In the House Commons, yesterday, Sir Richard Cooper asked the First Lord of the Admiralty ...

... KITCHENER Air Defence AT HOME AND FLANDERS. Three Principle* THE WAR OFFICE GOVERNMENT Insurance Scheme. RATES OF PREMIUM. The Fokker Machine. Sir Charles Hunter asked the Under- Secretary for War the House of Commons yesterday M. Fokker, the Dutch inventor ...

... 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 ...

... Kitchener MEMORIAL FUND, ROLL OF DsAY. What will probably be one of the hist Flag Days of the year has been fixed for November 7th. will .be known 801 l of Honour Day. and the proceeds are to be devoted the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund. Preparations ...

... Kitchener Memorial, • Ex «*«r issued appeal to transmifcred House Fund, for t >-a.riona:l Memorial. la 4 TT? reeved .— £? ; ML, Duryard, an* Mr*. Edwin Bennett Mr. B. Ford,] ...

... Kitchener NATIONAL MEMORIAL. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S SPEECH. The first meeting the Council the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund was held at St. James's Palace, yesterday morning. Queen Alexandra, who presided, addressed briefly. Gentlemen, she eaid. ...

... Kitchener MEMORIAL NOME. WAIFS' AND STRAYS' SOCIETY. The Waifs' and Strays' Society has lost no time setting on foot a bold scheme for perpetuating the memory of Lord Kitchener. That great soldier, among all the anxieties his work, took the trouble to ...

... Lord Kitchener's APPEAL FOR THRIFT GUILDHALL MEETING. Lord Kitchener, » t th* Guildhall meefc- repartee 4. „ :Wo hay* hro that the r.eld and tha r v sil army .4 . that u Uftr rts fArt U,t u laitw more«fcM. they neeu J 9 either « «l^ * to ««* ais »• ...

... Lord Kitchener AND THE —- THE Speaking Abe said before Je»** tf asked Lord Kitchener * grip going. Lord Kitchen** Germans were now • position than the people interior, and prize fighter w»* da«ed, they *i«> * added lord Kitchener, \„ r . the knock-out ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Yesterday, the House CWnrnons, Mr. asked what sere tne the Secretary for War- V ] Mr aaid the l' prevent W«T : innuni, regulated addition „b Ser-ieterr for Wax. Mr. Former: Ifo. at ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND BLINDED SOLDIERS. Lord Kitchener, accompanied by Surgeon- General Sir Alfred Keogh, visited blinded soldiers St. Regent's Park, London, yesterday, and displayed great interest in the remarkable facility with which they are learning ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Asked Mr. what were now Lord duties. Mr. Asquifh, in the House of Commons, yesterday, said Lord bii liener continued discharge tbe duties for War. Mr. Outhwaite: Has any duties not Jsurped by the Minister Munitions? Mr. Hogge: Has any ...