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... LORD KITCHENER'S SERVICES. Coming to tko mnUes for rwiootion the salary the Secretary Slate tar War, sraa rather sorry it had been red. (Cheers.) He said, with at most sincerity, that be thought the Armf, country, and Empire owed to Lard Kitchener, lor ...
... ARMIES. Ha wowld not would like t# OBJ of hi* colleague*— (loogii terV—that Lord Kikchener hod nerer made mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken on# of the moat arduous undartaking* ever la*d upon tinsle indirtdnal. This ht* would aay, that there was ...
... which formally TO KH LOU KITGHBBL m.p.'b iwrren to call TOMOBROM In th* House Common- p* plying Sir H. Dslxipl. firf Lord Kitchener felt that ctHi-i-irrsK|« would gained if he »i. . ■» of nKeting and oonfemnir any apubw who might wish see him persesa!)i ...
... prudence and economy. OFFICERS' SERVANTS AT THE FRONT. In the House of Commons on Tuesday, Viscount alidietou directed Li)rd Kitchener attention to a speech by Colonel Charchill in the House of C ons on May 24, in which the right hon. gentleman said there ...
... known by the name of the Gmlaya Pripet. in the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transports, vrsggons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is fall of the stench of dead cattle and decomposed bodies of Germane left nnburied. In tue Minsk ...
... industries. The hundreds of thoturands of siweattd domestic servants who had gone into inumtion factories would never go back to kitchen. Me did not think t..at the relati‘e pos:tion of the trade union. movement, as compared with that or the employers, would ...