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... fighting an additional 58 officers and e more men, besides more guns and machineguns. lot yet counted. stores of arms, field-kitchens, and telephone material. The reAulta of the fighting during the period from June 4 to June 7 in Volhynia and Galicia already ...
... eervies at Waitmalodor to-day spacial Psalm*. Lessoos. hymns. and aa anthem will he chorea appropriate to the memory of Lord Kitchener. The full bsuscl of the Irmie Guards will he present and lay the works of &Wish. and Russian composer's. from 2.13 saki the ...
... military policy. Mr. Chnrchill renewed his attack of laet week on the War Office, and other members strongly critifised Lord Kitchener, who was defended by the Prime Yielder. Questions of Cabinet reeponeibility raised by the Peers. Mr. tlinrchill was heard ...
... amongst whom the head manager of Vickers, this is without foundation. The namm of all those who were accompanying Lord Kitchener have already been published. aa also the positions they filled both at the Ministry ot Munitions end before joining that ...
... Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener. G.C.8.. G born in at Ballylongford. in Kerry, and therefore. as so many British soldiers have been in the peat, connected with Ireland, but be English on both sides. father. Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener of the 13th Light ...
... COMPANY MOOTING& RIFLES AND RATIONS. The threatened attack ea Lord Kitchener in the Rouse of Commons last night mistimed no very grave proportions. Apart from a vaguely philippio by Sir Arthur Markham the chief criticisms again proceeded from Colonel ...
... with • single ere to victory, the ultimate atturanant of whisk he never KITCHENER AND THE WORKERS. Mr. Wardle, who sow speaks for the Lamar , tame an interesting testimony tea Kitchen.?. bold over the working They believed him to be absolutily straight ...
... one list I niimberimg MS and the other Rh. The list of officeis lost on H.M.S. Ham). shire, the warship on which Lord ' Kitchener was travelling to Russia, was j a l so yeeterday. The number is ' given as 39 With the official notification sent out by ...
... to the various schemes which are paraded ia detail upon the stalls. lieforniers who shown, for instants, the little model kitchen in which mother is to do her work whilst the children play le safety, will and material for argument is the question whether ...
... k Sot led Carpets - U G S FABRICS AT CUSIiiONS FOR DRESSES B ARKERS E ASY CHAIRS RI BBON S CR E rONNES HO U SE H 0 L D & KITCHEN 6 L B °L I Lo N FT E OSA N S .ET S UTENSILS SA LI LL REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS Forsiture !nor . ACTUALLY HALF T.CKET PRICES. Through ...
... facts, declined to , any action until May 6, when Captain Boweu-Colthurst was pat under arrest by direct order of 'Lord Kitchener. Unless the Government desirisa to incur the blame of complicity it becomes imperative for Mr. Asquith to appoint the promieesi ...
... then. and the highest estimate of anyone was 30,000, a euggestion made by myself. When that figure became known to Lord Kitchener he ant • message to those who were responsible for making provision for the war widows. saying that dem must make for at ...