... LORD KITCHENER AND SHEFFIELD. Lord Kitchener was one of the few freemen of Sheffield, the honour having been conferred on,him in 1902. after he had added to his previous distinguished record his brilliant services in the South African War, His visit to ...

... LORD KITCHENER. World’s Tributes to Dead Soldier. ...

... by CHABMING KITCHEN MAGIC ! That’s what it is. A Uttle Panshine —a darn cloth —a brisk rub a shine and a smile everything dean, everybody happy. That’s the Panshine Idea. Look on the bright side of things. Try it yourself in your own kitchen. Try it for ...

... Attack on Lord Kitchener, The threatened attack on Lord Kitchener Kid not eventuate in the House of Commons yesterday. A motion was made to reduce ihis salary, but no one of standing in the House associated himself with the proposal. Sir Arthur Markham ...

... SOME KITCHENER PICTURES. [Photo.: Elliott and Fry. Block; Long, Ltd. I'ield Marshal Earl Kitchener Khartum, who, it is feared, has gone down with the sunken cruiser Hampshire. Lord Kitchener attending a recent military function in London (Block: Long ...

... become British Agent and Consul-General. Lord Kitchener's work in Egypt was interrupted by the outbreak of the European •E but had produced many salutary changes and When The war broke out. Lord Kitchener was actually on his way back to Egypt. He was ...

... have been Earl Kitchener and a considerable staff, en route Russia, is one of the supreme tragedies of the war. The nation owed much to the Field Marshal the magic of whose name brought our national standard soldiers in millions. Kitchener was ever an organiser ...

... —(laughter) —that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon a single individual, and he (Mr. Asquith) did not believe any of Lord Kitchener’s dritics would claim that ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE STORY. THE MAN WHO CREATED A VAST ARMY. SPECIAL MEMOIR OF SOLDIER-STATESMAN. The death of Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War, has to be presumed from the statement issued by the British Admiralty and published in our ...

... Lord Kitchener's Ser\ices, Herbert lor rex tiic S of the salary For War. I‘am that 1 think the Ann the Kmpire aie under a cannot in services which c* country, ami i tie bt ich words to tl't 1 ren- ‘■in (liond. fther knows! v Ritiduener k i This was not ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND M.P.’s. A large number of members of Parliament, many of them in khaki, met Lord Kitchener the House Commons, to-day- It was his Lordship’s invitation that they attended for the purpose of asking questions on curreut affairs. The p ...

... A moment later he was seated in the kitchen. He Was Ashamed. Chaplain; “This your third term in prison. Arc you not ashamed to have your friends see you here?” Abashed Convict: “Indeed, I am. The prison disgraceful. The reception room smells like a taproom ...