... exults too soon. In some minor respects, indeed, his successor will start with a fairer field and fewer handigaps. Lord Kitchener’s position as a soldier and .a Peer was, in the latter stages of his carcer at the War Office especially, a decided inconvenience ...

... EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FEELING. COPENHAGEN, Tuesday night. The report eoncerning the sinking of the Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board, reached Copenhagen early this- afternoon from Berlin, but it was not published as it was considered ...

... A Terrible Disaster. Lord Kitchener and his Staff Lost. Cruiser Hampshire Sunk -off Orkneys. Some Bodies Found. LONDON, Tuesday. The Secretary of the Admiralty has received the following message from the Grand Fleet:— I have to report, with deep regret ...

... - THE NEWS IN EGYPT. CAIRO, Wednesday night. Extraordinary sensation was caused by the news of Lord Kitchener's death which was discussed everywhere, Egyptians and PEuropeans being equally affected. Spegial editions of papers spread the news throughout ...

... Commenting on Lord Kitchener’s death, the “ Nieuwe Courant’ says:—His death was a warrior’s death on? his name will always be associated with the great events of these years. The “ Nieuwe Rotterdamsch Courant ™ says:— Lord Kitchener's death cannot have ...

... recent naval battle tbouq‘l; we rejoice in the victory obtained. A greater or more unexpected bf!)w is the loss of L Lord Kitchener, which is one of the props of the nation faflen which will not be verg easily replaced. We trust that a wise and noble successor ...

... were recruits. It was ‘‘ Kitchener’s Army when they took the field. To get men to join the colours is one thing; to be able to train such men to become resolute fighting units in the great war machine is quite another. But Kitchener accomplished that. To ...

... because I—ll heard him eay he was going to give me away as an escaped convict. I took the revolver from the drawer in the kitchen, and—and put it back afterwards. Write it down, and I—l'll sign it before—before it's too late.” ‘“A piece of paper and a ...

... THE LOSS OF LORD KITCHENER. INDIA’S TRIBUTE. LONDON, Tuesday night. The Secretary of State for India has received the following telegram from the Viceroy:— Please express on our behalf the grief felt here at the death of Lord Kitchener, not only on account ...

... Town Hall on the platform during the Kitchener memorial service was Mr Krause, the great eriminal lawyer, who was commandant at Johannesburg during the Boer war and handed over the town to Lord Roberte and Lord Kitchener, Mr Ee;g;on, who was Mayor of Kimberley ...

... KITCHEN HINTS. Always keep a pumice stone by the sink. When cooking vegetables never allow the water to get off the boil. Before squeezing a lemon heat it, and twice s much juice w'i‘fl be obtained. Sugar should never be added to batter puding before ...

... TO LET, Furnished SITTING ROOM, TWO or MORE BEDROOMS and KITCHEN, without attendance. No others. Apply No. 187, “ Shetland Times ’ Office. ...