... KITCHENER'S JOURNEY. PRESS BIREAI S DENIAL OF A STORY. the course of the debate the House of t'unimons Inst night Sir 11. Cooper suggested that knowledge of the intending departure of Lord Kitcheser was convcved Germany notices given of his proposed movements ...

... fact of the late Lord Kitchener addressing the members of the House of Commons June 2, Committee Room No. 14. Having obtained Mr. Speaker’s consent, he proposed to place a small metal plate the room recording that Lord Kitchener on June 8 addressed the ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Kt:d li.l,tclieuer gale kcty fits years of dlAinguisthed service t and it ;s largely due to his admisi. strati ,0 gelling and unwearying energy that the country berg able to arid 'lle decisions of nr. t h e place in the fic:d the armies ...

... Lord Kitchener. High in fame with the masses of his countrymen and in the esteem and confidence of all the Allies, in the unabated vigour of his powers, at the hands of the enemy and in the discharge of duty, Loan KITCHENER of KHARTOUM has died a soldier's ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Unflinching hero, watchful to foresee And face thy country's peril wheresoe'er, Directing war and peace with equal care, Till by long toil ennobled thou wert he Whom England call'd and bade Set my arm free To obey my win and save my honour ...

... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. lIOW CAN WE BEST CUT DOWN our kitchen expenses so as to obtain the maximum of nourishmeat from the minimum of expenditure? 1t is a puzzling question and means much care in supervision, much forewiought in ordering, and certainly ...

... FOLK KITCHENS. MORE ABOI’T BERLIN’S COMMI NAL SCHEME. According reports in the Berlin Press the municipal authorities have granted I'loo,ooo for the erection of buildings and the equipment of city kitchens for the feeding of the people. The idea is erect ...

... LORD KITCHENER. L ORD Kitchener, accompanied by his staff, was on his way to Russia in H.M.S. Hampshire, on the sth inst., when the vessel struck a mine, about 8 p.m., and sank within ten minutes off the Orkneys. It was reported that four boats were seen ...

... LORD KITCHENER, To-day’s memqrial service at St. Paul’s provides focus for the feelings of a whole people. The agitation following the first sudden announcement of Lord Kitchener’s death might have had time to pass away ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Now Ready —a fine photograph of Lord K stchener, on plate paper, by 22k. Order from any bookseller or newsagent. Pries Id., Post free 2d.— Daily News Book Dept., Tudor-,treat, London, E.C. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Sir,—Your admirable leader of May 30 hit one nail on the head if anything ever did, and it reminds me of the man, who, after three days’ wandering in the mountains without food, came upon a lonely hut and begged for a meal. After he was ...

... LORD KITCHENER. (■Continued from Page 2.) Lord Derby said: Kitchener—K., as tve called him —wt; the best friend I ever had. The friendship had ripened in South AfnVi. :, not hard. tatu, arid fare he; death i;c to:d Lo'.d Dc.'oy, doing aii can. yci leavtag ...