... Lord Kitchener. EVERYBODY should have a place for the late LORD KITCHENER'S PHOTO IN THEIR HOME . . WE urns • 20 16 Pnrmaneut Photo lin'anininent, titled. net in Roll of Hosour Hosint with Allis; Flans it seven inlourn. nicry displayed. Frame.' in :in ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S WILL, AFRICAN BEQUEST TO LATE COL. FITZGERALD. Lord Kitchener's will, which has been ad. mitted to probate. disposes of an estate valued at 2171,422. To Colonel H. E. C. Kitchener, his brother and heir, Lord Kitchener 21,000, with the ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC FATS. ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S LETTER. Many remarkable souvenirs of a national character and some historical importance have been igsned by the noose of Tuck, but one that stands second to none in public interest is now being produced and calls for rather more than ...

... KITCHEN REFUSE IN GERMANY. Mr. Ainsworth Mitchell, in Knowledge. draws attention to the thoroughness with which the Germans have organised every detail in connection with their food problem. No far back as November, 1914, the Prussian Home Secretary ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND INDIA. Lad Cromer said when Lord Eitchenee went to India he formed a decided oprsh• on Indian questions before be got to India. While it would be a peat exaggeration W say the change carried out by Lod Kitchener was entirely responsible ...

... man cann4t serve two masters, quoted counsel, adding, Lord Kitchener says so. we do not accept Lord Kitchener's opinion on matrimony, remarked the chairman with a smile. ...

... LORD KITCHENER HONOURED. lia Excellency the French Ambassador has called at the War Office and handed to Lord Kitchener the insignia of the Grand Cordon of the Leeon of Honour. conferred upon him by the President of the French Republic. Colonel A. H. ...

... legalise the organisation of soup kitchens in every city of the Emvire. Therz are now municipal soup kitchens in 64 cities (:he total number of these kichens being 223) where food is prepared and sold at less cost than would bo possible for individual | families ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded soldiers at Broome Park, Canterbury, during the week-end. The men came from the Manor Court Army Nursing Home, Folkestone. The Secretary of State for War had tea on the lawn with his ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND GERMANY. In a leading article the Morning Post states: Shortly before his death, Lord Kitchener informed us that he regarded the conduct of Germany as something outside the range of human experience. The Germans, he said, bad de ...

... day he came to Mr. Walters, waving a telegram which said ¢—— must not go up the line,” and bore the signature of “Kitchener.” Lord Kitchener had decided that the man’s family had done its duty. A fortnight later the Irishman, looking sheepish and shy, confided ...