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... 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 ...
... Lord Kitchener. the House of Lords, Lord KITCHENER said that the task of securing a wav lor direct communication between the Central Powers and Constantinople was undoubtedly, tho main object of the Austro-Gormans Balkan operations. ...
... WASTE IN THE KITCHEN. Speaking recently on the waste in the kitchen Mr. J. Grant Ramsay, principal the institute of Hygiene, Devonshire-street, said the kitchen was usually the most indifferent and unhygenic room in the house, and yet it was there the ...
... LORD KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER said: Your lordships will, I awn sure, realize that the discussion in Parliament. of our system of defences against air raids’ cannot but be information and assistano? fraught with of givi uestions which have also ham re ...
... ORD KITCHENER Lord K ER said: The opening of the new session of Parliament eeems to offer « fitting tunity for me to review very briefly the recent opera- tions of war in the various theatres in which we and our Allies have been engaged. The Austro-German ...
... KITCHENER Confident of a Victorious Issue of the War for the Allies In the House Lords last evening- Earl Kitchener gave a review of the recent war | operations in the different Theatres of War, and the operations which had taken place the strengthening ...
... rd Kitchener, in seconding, The reproach has sometimes been-made that our recognition of what is due from the country to those whe have laid down their lives for our cause hes Leen, if adequate in degree often belated in time. Not only is the num- ber ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S FUTURE. HIS SUCCESSOR AT THE WAR OFFICE. just heard, writes Atlas in The World, that Lord Kitchener is, likely to take command in Egypt in the immediate future. The sole control military operations will be vested in Sir William' ...
... Kitchener'A Army F. 11. Grov-s K. J. Green Charles Green G. E. Walker C. E. Jeynee C. Trapp G. Wiggins W. Wilkes .1 W Balker F %V King T Webb A Hemming 11 Hunt F J Savage ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S REVIEW Earl Kitchener contributed to the debate in the House of Lords a short review of the military situation. Large numbers of the Serbian army were being reorganised and reconstituted fighting force, he announced, while it ocmld eaid ...
... to Mr. Andrew Fisher, the new High Commissioner Commonwealth, last night. There was of the company, which included Lord Kitchener, Mr. Bonar Law, and Mr. L. Harcourt. Mr. Bonar Lew proposed the health of Mr. Fisher, and on behalf of those and on behalf ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S FUTURE. HIS SUCCESSOR AT THE WAR OFFICE. have- just beard, Atlas in The World, that Lord Kitchener is likely to take command in Eery jmmediate future. The sole control military operations -will- vested Sir William Robertson, preset ...