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... o'clock, and Mr. Shu%a-would not be ecalling till nearly nine. She went down and tried to busy herself bs tidying up the kitchen. Her father entered, and she turned to say good-morning to him, but he slunk past her with an inaudible reply. Somehow Jim ...
... also known by the name of the Grilaya Pripet. In the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transport wagons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead cattle and decomposed bodies of Germans left unburied. In the Minsk ...
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... TO LET, Furnished SITTING ROOM, TWO or MORE BEDROOMS and KITCHEN, without attendance. No others. Apply No. 187, “ Shetland Times Office. . ...
... the ‘‘ Scotsman,” has been suddenly lost to the British Empire. No event could be more saddening than the death of Lord Kitchener, for no other public man had taken hold of the imagination of the people as he bad done, ~He has died as he lived, in the ...
... shock of the news of Lord Kitchener's death, says another splaker, one feeling superveged. People of all classes and most important business organisations scethed wijth the comviction that someone must ‘have rpizn:lpon Lord Kitchener. Certainly the news that ...
... HOUSE TO LET, Furnished, from Ist July— Three Bedrooms, Diningroom, Kitchen, Bathroom, Wash-house ;fi:i Drying Green. Apply to No. 189, ** Shetland Times Office. ...
... TO LET, PARLOUR AND BEDROOM, with use of kitchen, in good locality. Apply No. 186, “ Shetland Times '’ Office. ...
... 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 ...
... tributes to the late Lord Kitchener, and mourn the illustrious soldier as they might one of the greatest of the Republic. The *‘ Petit Journal” says:—Everybody can’ sce in these 662 days of war in what a great degree Lord Kitchener, as Minister and Generalissimo ...
... with reference to the announcement of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, that the special party on board consisted of :— ° Lord Kitchener; with Lieutenant-Colonel Q. A. Fitz Gerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary; Brigadier-General W. Ellershaw; Sec.-Lieutenant ...
... AMERICAN PRESS COMMENTS. NEW YORK, Tuesday night. The ‘“ Globe says—The loss of Lord Kitchener will be felt keenly in England, but it is difficult to“see how it can have any material effect on the war. The ‘* Evening Mail —None rejoice because Lord ...