... greatest tragedies of the war. People who once were well-to-do stand in silent, anxious crowds waiting their turn while the soup kitchens pass along. Thousands are living in trucks, and sleeping on the stone floors of railway stations. Women, with children in ...

... repulsed the enemy's attacks to-day justifies us in awaiting his further attacks with coifidence. —Reuter. DAILY SKETCH KITCHENER MEMORIAL NUMBER To-morrow** ...

... and other clergy, and the very large congregation present included Colonel Clive Wigram. representing the King, Commander Kitchener, Lord Derby, the Duke of Devonshire, a number of military officers, including representatives of France and Italy, the Mayor ...

... ping, and the third was observed to be VM'iously damaged . THE LATE LORO KITCHENER. SHOULD HtSHEMtIuAL BE IMFiSRIAL i. i A SUGGESTION l u P.M.G.” Special.] The memory of Lord Kitchener is enshrined in the hearts of the men and women of the Empire, but to-day ...

... down guns, but it was brought HENER LETT LATEST OFFER FOR DOCUMENT, Fifteen hundred pounds is the latest offer for Lord Kitchener's autograph 300. appeal for to-day at the Re 000 recruits, received d Cross Gift House, Pall Mall. It came from Mr. George ...

... pottery, drawing, designing, writing, typing, mechanical stenography, and so forth. Tha prominent in the life of the late Lord Kitchener will be depicted on the screen, with an appropriate address, by Dr. F. A. Smith, Pb. D.. the Scala at both performances Saturday ...

... Hampshire was nut an accident, it a very remarkable thing that the Germans should have been able find ont uu vessel Lord Kitchener was crossing, his movements have always been kept secret. Yon may remember the sinking of the cruisers Aboukir. Hogue, and ...

... last Tuesday. On Tuesday evening the captain heard C'uxhaven (he told the Times Amsterdam correspondent) a report of Lord Kitchener s death, which gave great satisfaction to the Germans, they considered that one of their ablest enemies had been removed ...

... questions, Prebendary Rudolf said the King and Queen took deep personal interest in the work, as also did the late Lord Kitchener and Sir John Jellicoe. ...

... course of business be made on Tuesday. Kitchener Memorial. Mr. Anquith will five notice on that fcy in the House of Commons of his mtrntion to submit motion on the Wlowing day in reference to the death Lord Kitchener. If, as is expected, tke motion is in ...

... Richmond Barracks, Dublin, this morning. . When the court re-assembled the President (Lord Cbeylesmore) said the loss of Lord Kitchener would be deeply felt in his Majesty’s Army and by the whole Irish nation. Mr. Chambers, K.C., counsel for the accused, said ...

... —Stock Excluuige dealings were restricted to-day on account of business being suspended for an hour during the time the 'Kitchener memorial service. Investment markets remain qoits good, and Home Railway stocks are still seen to advantage. Americans have ...