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... KITCHENER'S REPLY Mr. Tenrant informed Sii H Dal7.id that rx>rd Kitchener would make st:it •- ment member* Parliament in ...
... also known by the name of the Gnilaya Pripet. In the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transport wagons, field kitchens, and parts guns. The air full the stench dead cattle and decomposed bodies of Germans left unburied. the Jlinsk district ...
... fewer than 29 soup eetabliobments and thirteen people's kitchens for feeding the poorer the city who are unable to provide sufficient food for them selves the existing prices. In U» soup kitchen* upwards of 10.000 children are provided with lunch every ...
... under licence given by or bebalf the Board Trade. LANDOWNERS’ TRIALS. KITCHENER TALKS TO THE M.P.S. Private Conference at Houte The private meeting akicSt took place Lord Kitchener and Members to-day aronaed coneiderable interest, and a large number M ...
... were notified, as compared with 81 and 10 cases respectively in the corresponding week last year. BRITISH WOMEN’S FIELD KITCHENS. The members the National British Womens Temperance Association hare and equipped four field for the use of the troops home ...
... FLEET AT 10.30 THIS MORNING I HATE TO REPORT WITH DEEP REGRET THAT H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE (CAPT. HERBERT SATILL, 8.N.), WITH LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF BGiRO. WAS SUNK LAST NIGHT ABOUT 8 P.M.» TO THE WEST OF THE ORKNEYS, EITHER BY MINE OR TORPEDO. PATROL TESSELS ...
... EVENING WEDNESDAY. 7 JUNE* 1916- men who died with KITCHENER. Brilliant Officials Among lli-fated Parly. Lieuf.-C&lonsl Oswald Arthur GeralQ Fitzgerald, C.M.C., sa. personal secratary Lord Kitcncner since the latter btcmue VV*r iLnjstfcf |n iil^ 'Tiro ...
... intimately acquaint©.! with the, inside of the military n.Rchine, ; available take the threads where J.ord Kitchener has left them. When Lord Kitchener, the urgent request of Mr. Asquith, came back from Dover August, lull, aud accepted the office War becretary ...
... rriaia the war. Lord Kitchener never doubted eventual victory. When left London for the last time lie knew aure. For hia •ucoeaaor, whoever may be. the beat can hope that may inspired Lord Kitchener’s spirit and carry lord Kitchener’s rrowniug work speedy ...
... Fate has been terribly cruel to Lord Kitchener. •• k. k.’s « the last great QR«AT meoRO. war which con- vulsed Euro p • Nelson was taken when victory h%d been won, and Wellington lived many years after Waterloo. Kitchener has perished in the North Sea in ...
... the offices Messrs. Weather by and Son, Cavendish-square, London, today, and decided, owing the lameoitabl© death of Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place Friday and Saturday next. OFFICIAL SCRATCHING. Newbury Hunt ...