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... commands quite an extraordinary respect in the House'. warmly deprecated the attacks on Lord Kitchener, a. did Sir George Reid. The amendment to reduce Lord Kitchener's salary was negatived without a dirtsion, and the salary was voted. The State trial at rairo ...
... Empire hr Lord Kitchener cheers). dir A. Markham challenged the Prime' Minister to deny that at the time of Lo r d; Kitchener's visit to Grew° the (annul! endeavoured to get rid of him, In .tio I gloat and Septenilar of last year ford' Kitchener had allowed ...
... give ca?h; can work myself, and brother, on farm or lioum*- woik. Box A 5379, Office. K3l reijnires Comfortable Bedroom, nsa kitchen; nice locality. Box F 4416, this Office. requires fMI-funiished, Combined well-kept house; very little attendance; must moderate ...
... Rawl.. !Pinner. Brealiful. and Fig 1 Indreaun in Mahogany, %%Maul and Ai: Dellateade, ele.; the tor 4 Yr‘ ApartmenD, Kitchen and Dairy C 1 ,.. plc. 1 llte I.lt. .11114. 3 Dairy 4 1 Iwo year obu ld 1 one land a half yen, rikl Heiler, 1 Rill'oek, 16 ...
... Arish, and effectirel) dropped bombs and made good use of I their machines. BRITAIN'S ARMY. R. CHURCHILL'S CHARGES LORD KITCHENER 11. ISQUITHDEFINDS WAR SLUILTAKY In the Homo, o( Commons yesterday. rho House went ink , Committee of !supply on the Army ...
... Jo Thaukas living, per Mrs. A. 31. Sulliran, C 3; non., 10s.; Mrs Duff. 10s.; Mr. John .T. Fluskey, Cl; S. P., 10s. IN A KITCHEN CU 000000 . •• .warmed with Beetles until we Put down ' Keatlnee' oseritteht. It killed the Int. We meet tire. op In the ...
... here was redundancy duplicati/i and both sides of the ( iuniiel. The German svs(.em was very cliff rent. The service* Lord Kitchener tsl never l*e forgotten. was reluctant first undertake the task of organising our cieat arm.es. but the fact that were b«i ...
... redundancy. duplkation, and overalpping on both side, of tho Channel. Thu German system wee very different. The serene, of tenni Kitchener must never forgotten. lie was reluctant at first to undertake the trek of ones:tilling our great semies, but the feet that ...
... at the beginning of the war, and the .d a capacity to attack this problem in • brood way at the Snit outbreek of the Lord Kitchener's at the beginning of the car did not corne up to these eon. ditions. It would hav• been better. he con. sidered, to have ...
... I raspy of had been kept back for home de. ' fence, or were employed in theatres wnere there had limn no figbEing. LORD KITCHENER'S SUPREME There woe two things that ought to he remembered on the other tide. Ti.. tint was the eopronse which Lord Nin•hener ...
... did invaluable (OONXENUED PAGE WAR OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Colonel Churchill’s Criticisms PREMIER'S APPRECIATION OF LORD KITCHENERS WORK Military Debate in Commons jj, H-'.i.-e Commons \esterday. n»tu i'ommittec ofSuj*j:lv I'n ' I/ O.) i ...
... during his all too brief career. I leave man in the told, so he tuck; He was a personal friend of mine and II him into the kitchen and put him in the; mise him grievously. He was a prince I bed near the fire, and he and his wife in his profession. and lam ...