... many a week to come. What news I ask. Haven't you heard I 've only just had it. Lord Kitchener and his Staff have been drowned off the Orkneys on the way to Russia Kitchener one mutters stupidly. Yes. Isn't it awful We go on with our interrupted conversation ...

... KITCHENER AS A CLUBMAN GUEST OF THE SAVAGES. U *HE SAVAGE CLUB'S DINNER TO THE VICTORIOUS SIRDAR IN 1898': r I j hrt'&l -1. 'v '-the invitation-card.. _JB3 j ,y|, ,v 0 I J KITCHENER AS THE GUEST OF HONOUR OF THE SAVAGE CLUB ON HIS RETURN FROM THE SOUDAN ...

... yesterday (Tuesday), June 13th, the Illustrated London News published a remarkable Special Memorial Number dealing with Lord Kitchener and his career. This issue, which will bear comparison with any of the famous Special Numbers issued previously by the ...

... presented it to Lord Kitchener, and packed away the original in a secret place. The next night he was asked to dinner, and found his offering in the place of honour, with two genuine pieces of the same dynasty on each side of if. Kitchener thanked him for ...

... SMALL TALK VERY masculine have been the various forms of mourning for Kitchener, from the drawing down of the blinds at the clubs to the crêpe worn by officers. An Army Order was quite the appropriate thing: how many he had inspired in his lifetime! Every ...

... the house drudgery as well as their own work. Mrs. Mills suggests communal cooking one house in every street as the central kitchen or the enterprise of private firms. The won derful organisation of the munition canteens, with good dinners nicely served ...

... their pa that discretion is the better part of valour. THE ONLY BAZAAR LORD KITCHENER EVER OPENED A CHURCH F&TE NEAR BROOME PARK. Thorough was the motto of the late Earl Kitchener, and he lived up to it consistently, taking interest in the affairs of the ...

... a line and a hook When, after much waiting, a fish was hooked, what did they do with it Was it carried in triumph to the kitchen of the hostelry wherein they lodged, Was it de spatched to feed the Lon doner Oh dear, no They would remove it from the hook ...

... writing to a friend after first hearing his doctor's diagnosis, he forgot to sign his name in full 1 Great 'le new Lord Kitchener, surely, takes on the most resounding title the Peer age has to offer. But not always, it is said, did K. of K.'s kin feel ...

... Seriously, now, the fashionable woman has for several months past been learning something about I j) what goes on in the kitchen-- II at Domestic Economy Exhibi- tions And she is amazed and interested. I saw a young Society Beauty at such a place some ...

... taste, or that she was the only son who could not run away from the ordea: f readings from plays in the making Had left her kitchen why, her roast would ive burnt Which is a very humble exam p. as to how one would find many Strang; kings if one were to uproot ...

... Lancaster s it was The Gondola Girl, and an uncommonly good show to find Mrs. Boocher, my landlady, huddled up on a chair in the kitchen, moaning. Hullo I said. Taken queer Or is it burglars, or a fire She shook her head feebly. It 's ghosts, Sir 'Orrible In ...