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... A BEAUT FUL PHOTOGRAVURE PICTURE LORD KITCHENER 2.t x tr. PRICE 1/- (past free). B oo k Das., Daffy News, Tudor St.. E C., or 53. Dale Bt., ...
... A KITCHEN MARVEL. WONDERFUL COOKING INVENTION. SAVES COAL--SAVES GAS—SAVES MONEY—HELPS TO WIN WAR. Disappery whisk Cots Dim Cu Bin to Om Quarter—lS/- is SI Saving. Particulars Chefs', Cooks', and Ladies' Permool Reports Proof Posve et and Hotter Cooked ...
... No. 21919. LONDON AND MANCHESTER. MEN WHO SAILED WITH KITCHENER : 12 SURVIVORS SAVED FROM HAMPSHIRE. TWELVE MEN WASHED ASHORE ON A RAFT. NAMES AND NUMBERS OF SURVIVORS. PRESS BUREAU, Thursday, 9.20 p.m. The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following ...
... i LORD KITCHENER AND THE BLOCKADE IS DARING FEATS BY THE COMMONS. TELLING. OUR FLIERS. _____._____ _.. M.P.'s May Question the War Secretary To-day. be Whole of Germany First Report Issued by _ on Short Commons. the Air Board. , Great interest is taken ...
... wier. THE LATE EARL'S HARTEIL The received Commander Kitchener, R.N., at Buckingham Palace, yeeterday afternoon and reeolved from him the late Field-hiarshare Order of the Garter. Commander Kitchener remained with has Majesty for over an hoar. ...
... President Poineari pent the following telegram to king George: - - I have beard sorrow that deep the cruiser in which Lord Kitchener was proceeding to with Staff and Mr O'Beirne been sunk on the voyage. , Mill hope that. notwitluitanding the first r eport ...
... only a great man, bat the man. Vossisehe Zeitiingn Lord Kitchener was unmisasurably proud and selfish. ,Nothing meant anything to him except , himself and his glory. Lokalanasiger: Lord Kitchener a servant to his country and the bravest soldier of the ...
... NEW JAPANESE AMBASSADOR. Reuter's Agency learns that upon the death of the Marquis Inouye in Septemberl A KITCHENER MEMORIAL. last, the Japanese Ambassadoris:premed a desire to his Government to return home! The Council of the Union Jack Club in order ...
... Earl Kitchener was not married and his titles go by special remainder to his elder brother, Colonel Henry Elliott flee'Hier Kitchener. born in 1816. who himself had a distinguished career as a Soldier. His Goa and next heir. Henry P. 1. Kitchener, ID IN7B ...
... • SIR W. ROBERTSON. --..-- liitehener's Deputy and His Work at the War Office. In Lord Kitchener. abeence. Major. General Sir William Itobertaon, C. 8.„ 1).8.0., would have been in charts of the Army. His reputation as aa organiaer. is already well known ...
... up the office of Secretary of State for War. The King has approved of the appointment of Lord Kitchener as hi. issoceseor. Lord Kitchener undertakes the duties of the °ace fOT the time being in view of the enierftentv created by the war. sad his poet ia ...
... original rough oon in which it was placed after being rescued the sea, and before it was covered Commander Kitchener, R.N., nephew of Lord Kitchener. stepped forward and_placed on it a bunch of red roses. Captain Earl Percy represented the Army domicil, ...