... Tribute to Lord Kitchener. (Cunt!Rued Page 4). DUTY, SOBRIZTY AND PURITY. Zzample Pointed it Zistbrook. Prosehing at Hall on Sonday. the Rev. Gilbert Muir said food Kitebener Kati been a mighty man, a Tan of heroic coumgo and of determinoil 'ambush, but ...

... address praying that hn gave directions that a erected at the public expense to the memory of the late Field Marshal Earl Kitchener, and that he gladly gave ter currying their proposal into effect to do honour to the meninry of this most dm tininuehed ...

... ECM PILLS TRIBURE TO LORD KITCHENER. BRADFORD MEMORIAL SERVICES. Lord Mayor at the Old Church. In practically all tile churches and chapels in the Bradford district no Sunday reference was made to the death of Lord Kitchener, to whom warm tributes were ...

... finally ilkposed ot any hopce the enemy may have entertained of dionsiting our ER . It was only Friday of lent. nem* Hint Lord Kitchener met the MtMillen% the House of ramming. and. int-lung them to ask him any questions about his poliev, replied to dl the points ...

... 30 I'ONTINEOEL NEXT Tuesday. end Weduendaa• I'ABIDE WITH BE. A Tbridinr Drama. the Enid% Hymn. The Ferman .if the Lite Kitchener. THE Thursday. and Saturday: Detective Tee, the Triunes. ME NEW TURK HAT. - CARROT BE SEEN ...

... rests, as he was not convinced that H u nt knew the w a married -p3 10-151LADIMBD WEEKLY LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. Drowned on the Way to Rusts. • Loud Kitchener aed his voyaging to Archangel on route for Petrograd on • inisaion Russia at the invitation of ...

... TIM PROPIXTY On Tuesday. at the recce Hotel. Messrs. Oliver. Appleton and Kitchen, of Leeds. offered by auction the freehold resident* styled Woodview, Vingley, occupied and owned by thu late Mr. R. Concha', with grounds and lat.d adjoining. having a ...

... imputed on the AM..: of enemy power% (haring the Men at nu 1 ion period. TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER. Lord Lanarkovne's tribute ter the memory of Kitchener notaldo for its emulsion' of! rho great. triumph of the voluntary in I,ord Kitshoner a firm wad ...

... for any thoughta or interest.' detached from two momentous comasthe great naval battle in the North and the loss of Lord Kitchener and his personal staff in the wreek of the Hampshire. If it had not been for fine Inevitable preocenpation, there would have ...

... service rendered to the Empire Ivy the late Lord Kitchener. and its great regret at the that the Empire has auffitained by bis 'lamentable and untimely Eleatic' In doing so he said that Lord Kitchener had to wait a long tiarie for his opportunity, and ...

... Laundry Scheme Vetoed. of the Bradford CAI .I en the 1 /611. . I 'r Howdrthj KITCHENER. to the business the Lord it WM , only fitting that to the death of our great Karl Kitchener, one of the ,oltent of the ilay. He thought only unite the people of this ...

... Majesty to give directions that a monument should he erected at a public charge, to the memory of the late Field 'Marshal Lord Kitchener. Iht the report of Ways and Means a mantis. firm authorising the impnsition of an additional increase tax of Ye. in the £ ...