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... KITCHENER AS A SPY. J.ord Kitchener succ-s-tidly acted the p spy deserves recaliing. Doling his time in he set himself the task learning tho teercia of the Arabs. The story how succeeded cry interesting. Two Arab spies had caught but they dcaim-ss, and ...
... near Listowel, and who informed that she well remembers Lord Kitchener baby. understand that Lord Kitchener as a boy was first educated school situated the Square Listowol. (olonel Kitchener subsequently purchased Crotta House, near KUflynn and Abbeydorncy ...
... KITCHENER What the Rev. R: J. CAMPBELL says:— Before Germany is done with us she will be sorry she took Kitchener's life. A striking seotenee Ir•tn • great preachers' trib•ts te • gnat soldier in to-morrow's ILLUSTRATED ...
... KITCHENER premier’s Touching Speech THE EMPIRE'S SORROW Proposed National rhmorial FINANCE BILL DISCUSSED Several Important Concessions House oi Lords YJSisnrAY. . li'.« «>.it the K.ot4 13. TON. roi'i-mg i.-vou it llmleion, wlm inquired wl.Vn the jnomu-cd ...
... KITCHENER War Minister and Several Officers ...
... Kitchener •.[ ami inop.irable ! .«•' tills its \u* laht* U|» our pen write the tragic iale v.linli has over(ak. n tliat throat soldier. ory:anis ...
... THE KITCHENS. Down in the kitchenn large quantities or canned food• provisions of every descrip• tion were discovered daorderly •rray. Some sort of diftripline seems to have been maintained in the rnmmissrat department. A slate has been discovered on ...
... LORD KITCHENER Visits French Ex-Minister for War (•• Times Telegram, per pres. Association —Copyright). PARIS, Lord Kitchener to-day visited General Gallieoi, still awaits an ope tioo m the neighbourhood of Paris, and had a long conversation with him ...
... LORD KITCHENER Conference With M.P’s. A number of the member* of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and member* the .'Staff of the War Office in conference yesterday morning. Mr. Whitley, the hairman Committee*, presided. Lord Kitchener made statement ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on the hob orgas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine. A little ...
... SOUP KITCHEN the Editor of the Daily Express.’* Sir—Will you allow nie remind your readers «>f the “S ...
... LORD KITCHENER Messages of Sympathy from the colonies General Smuts’ Tribute The Secretary State for the Colonies, the I'rcsd Bureau, yesterday forar*ioi the following tolegrains for publilliofl • ...