... overcome than the The floods of Mesopotamia formed an obstacle to the Anglo-Indian Turks and prevented the relief of Kut. Lord Kitchener said in the House of Lords after the surrender of General Townshend and his troops, that it reflects no discredit on themselves ...

... K. OF K. PLAYS THE HOST : LORD KITCHENER ENTERTAINS A NUMBER Lord Kitchener is very sympathetic ith thldih h bdd ih OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT BROOME PARK, HIS SEAT NEAR CANTERBURY. g, —[Photo, by Farringdon Photo. Co.] with the soldiers who have been wounded ...

... IN A FRENCH CAMP 14 SOMEWHERE : KINDLING DAMP FIREWOOD WITH EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE KITCHEN BELLOWS REQUISITIONED. Dry firewood is an indispensable camp commodity which is usually hard to come by, particularly at this time of year, at or near tfce Front ...

... LORD KITCHENER. THE SUPREME MOMENT OF THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL SER¬ VICE: THE LAST POST. LORD KITCHENER'S EARLY LIFE. THE NEW LORD KITCHENER-NOW FIGHTING IN EAST AFRICA. AT THE GREAT SEA-FIGHT. THE END OF THE SHARK. MEN WHO DIED WITH LORD ...

... muletransport service of the Indian Army is one of the most efficiently organised departments of any army. Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener, during their terms of holding the chief command of the Indian Army, may be considered as having been largely responsible ...

... Now on Sale.\ [Now on Sale. SPECIAL Kitchener memorial number OF THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. ALL IN PHOTOGRAVURE; and with Photogravure PRESENTATION PLATE Portrait of Lord Kitchener. FULL OF FINE ILLUSTRATIONS. Price One Shilling. Out of Print at the ...

... MASKED AGAINST GERMAN POISON. L MEN A TRIBUTE TO GORDON'S AVENGER PLACED ON GORDON'S EFFIGY : THE MEMORIAL WREATH FOR LORD KITCHENER FROM THE WOMEN WORKERS OF THE WAR OFFICE. [Photo, by Illustrations Bureau.] if di This splendid wreath of laurel, lilies ...

... T^be Memorial Service to Lord Kitchener, June 13, 1916. [Photo, by Newspaper I ¡lustrations.] A ROYAL TRIBUTE TO A GREAT SOLDIER : THE KING AND QUEEN ON THEIR WAY TO ST. PAUL'S. Oui illustration shows their Majesties the King and Queen driving to St. ...

... SALUTE DURING HIS RECENT VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET. BRITISH TROOPS JUST OUT OF THE TRENCHES HONOURING THE MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. THE SINKING OF H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE OFF THE ORKNEYS. THE GREAT BATTLE FOR VERDUN. THE CAMERA AS WAR CORRESPONDENT. THE RUINS ...