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... early days of the war on a special mission Canada, and Mr Will Crooks, than whom no man has done more for recruiting for Kitchener’s Army. , the methods of using the The New Year has served to iucraving tor quiet bingleuebs of aim, and this desire has ...
... default, and was not cnallenged (Voices —“Challenge it now.”) But silly it was, without it they would not have reached Lord Kitchener’s requirements. The Government proposals were the flabbiest he had ever heard. They did not amount to limited conscription ...
... THE WAR DAY BY DAY. 59,666 BRITISH CASUALTIES IN THE LOOS FIGHTING LORD KITCHENER ON SHIRKERS, LORD DERBY ON RECRUITING RETURNS. SIR E, GRFV'S REPLY TO SLANDER OUR RLUEJACKETS, Friday. Striking authentic information as to the efficacy of the blockade ...
... left to a mother when the others have been killed disabled. Conscientious objectors combatant service. The Territorial and Kitcheners Army men already enlisted for home service only. [These are apparently released only from service in the actual fighting ...
... i Bakes Svcntcn and November 4.—Bii|p- 1 P '. ta^e 1 Salavat. Serbians u cft!at ...
... Tuesday last after the Christmas holidays, and the children enjoyed for the first time this season the hot dinner-.” Ihe Soup Kitchen has been a valuable institution for several years now. Comforts for Alves Boys at the Front.— The children attending the U ...
... age can spared for the work of the country. Voluntary Service Praised. bp&akiag in the House of Ixxrde/on Wednesday, Lord Kitchener said —Seventeen months ag'-> your principles the military steps which considered icessary to meet the emergency of war. scheme ...
... THINK. Their Own Weapons. We have been told that 1916 is to be ** the decisive year.” That will not harmonise with Lord Kitchener’s prediction of a three years’ war, but even the War Secretary would willingly forego the honour that falls to true picphet ...
... near ter. irate K. .T LOth Gordons). Alicrdcen, fimca September Woman Divorced Through WAR TO LAST THREE YEARS. Drink. Lo»d Kitchener Reiterates His Opinion, Court Session on Saturday Lord heard in an action for ■ , » ■ ; at the instance of Peter Henderson ...
... (Loud applause.) Lord Kitchener’s Position. Owin ff to our folly in letting the Germ** escape when the war broke out, we, had had to look to our military resource**. should 'beware—he had good reason for saying it—lost Lord Kitchener found the politicians ...
... refused were few and far between. In kirk and market the young men are scarcely now seen. The bothies are empty, and the kitchens are lonely. Fat wall come ower the lasses noo?” said a farmer to Ids wife the other day; they’ll hae nae lads ava. It’ll ...
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