... Kitchener’s Pet. During the Boer campaign Lord Kitchener became attached to a starling, which he very much petted and fussed. Thinking its cage too small, he ordered a carpenter to build him larger one. This was duly forthcoming, a really’ gorgeous affair ...

... Tribute to Kitchener Mr Asquith, who was received with loud cheering, said:—Sir James Scott, ladies and gentlemen,—lt is more than two years since I last addressed you here, unprecedented gap in the history of our connection, which, as the Chairman has ...

... Last Seen of Kitchener As the men were moving one of the hatchw'ays to their stations, Lord Kitchener, accompanied a naval officer, appeared. The latter called out Make way for Lord Kitchener,” and they* both went on to the quarter-deck, and subsequently ...

... Emergency Cements for the Kitchen One of the greatest trials of a housewife’s temper occurs when an indispensable utensil springs a leak in the middle of a busy morning. emergency cement is useful to know of in these oases. It is made mixing the white ...

... Kitchener Stories on Pate 3. ...

... PAN SHINE) KITCHEN MAGIC THE Pot and the Kettle are fond another nowadays—and very Panshine. They sit side by side on th ( or gas stove and sing its praises in union. They belong to the bright fai* 1 things cleaned with Panshine. A little Panshine—a brisk ...

... JUNE 17, 1016. KITCHENER’S LAST MOMENTS. Final Scenes on Board Lost Cruiser. POIGNANT STORY The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following announcement: From the report of the inquiry into the loss of the Hampshire, at which the twelve survivors from ...

... ; KITCHENER’S CAREER , ♦ IN BRIEF. . 1850—Born at Ballylongford, County Kerry. 1871—Lieutenant, Royal Engineers. 1874-78—Palestine survey. 1882-84—Commanded Egyptian cavalry. 1884- —Nile Expedition. 1885- —Governor of Suakim. 1889 Soudan frontier. 1888 ...

... DID HIS Memorial Service Heroes.- TRIBUTE TO A memorial service Ol .jj 1 Marshal Lord Kitchener lU’ men of His [ in the war was held on M'‘ jge, , dra' Church of St Paul, jr»l'Lj) Within the high-roofed still, and the June s' lDllg .,a ;* dimly the stained ...

... pass, and, recognising him, called out, “Hullo, Kitchener! How are you?” Lord Kitchener turned to his companion and remarked in a low voice, “ I wonder why he didn’t call Bertie!” Sarcastic The best Kitchener stories, however, are those told his tours of ...

... Fitzgerald. Had been Personal Military Secretary to Lord Kitchener since August 1914. For some years previously had been closely associated with him various offices. In 1907, when Lord Kitchener was Commander-m- Chief in India, was appointed as his Assistant ...

... African war. He started‘‘Halloa, Lord Kitchener; I bet you don’t know me!” His Lordship gazed him unmoved. You win,” he replied laconically. The Supreme Reason. A nobleman with a pet son in the Yeomanry wired Lord Kitchener, Please allow son to return once ...