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... Urounds. .kmsterdam, Friday. .%ccording to the Berliner Tageblats, all the administrations of military hospitals and prison kitchens have received an order to collect the grounds of coffee, which will be dried, and, after scientific treatment, will be used ...
... indicates Renter's Agency understands that the British xvanza ha ve h eads which will still be spilt will be upon the that Lord Kitchener was last seen on the forces operating on Lake Victoria of who continue to fight without any captured the important German ...
... Baker-%trert Statiou.--The m'-t Inexpeasir• and In , tructire of of Entertainment in Landon Lif Portrait Model the Late LORD KITCHENER Adelsr elike ioi is open 10 .t ni. till 10 p.m. IVIASSELYNE'S MYSTERIES. st. Corse'. Hall, W. The Premier Mai cal Entertainment ...
... the mischief of a boy who was one of the vietims. The neighbours had missed the moman and her children, and forced open the kitchen (low . . They found the house full of gas and the the occupants dead. The screw from the gas-met , was missing. The meter ...
... comfortable I uses, then between houses torn by explosives, and showing interior, where the bed-room has fallen into the kitchen, then between ruins, then through indescribable wastes of hat once were fields; always onward it runs, over our trenches, ...
... Nat! responsible for issuing the orders of the Government in regard to military operations. That was accepted by Lord KITCHENER as the proper organisation for war, and generally welcomed as a step in the right direction. Under this regulation the great ...
... cil, for the general conduct the war. The fact that Lord consent; it is provisional in the sense that at the end of the KITCHENER, who was a highly distinguished soldier as well as you tbe will tied in mur k s hea f Gam war the whole question of Imperial ...
... The sensational ending of the remarkable career of the late Lord Kitchener gives a mournful interest to a book nearly completed by Mr. Harold F. B. Wheeler, The Story of Lord Kitchener. But two chapters remained to 1w vvritten when the fateful news ...
... frozen. Furthe'r excitement was caused by the action of the Food Board, which met immediately and decided to arrange a field kitchen service for the inhabitants. In Cologne and Hamburg the supply of potatoes was also insufficient.—Central News. FOOD INVENTORY ...
... avenue, June 19. Messrs. Nisbet announce &flew edition of Kitchener of Khartoum, by the author of King Edward V 11.. with portrait and additional chapter. concluding with Lord Kitchener's death. It will be ready this week, wlg . \ a il *. a . ...
... superior officers who had only an elemental knowledge of aviation. Nfr. Butcher read a passage from Hansard in which Lord Kitchener pointed out that no orders were given to officers in charge of air stations to ascend, but that it.was left to the discretion ...