... KITCHENER'S REPLY Mr. Tenrant informed Sii H Dal7.id that rx>rd Kitchener would make st:it •- ment member* Parliament in ...

... BUIES TO KITCHENER. nd Voices France’s Sense of Loss. ...

... KITCHENER’S SUCCESSOR. Reported Final Decision Mr, Lloyd George, It lias been decided, writes the political correspondent of the Morning Post,” that Mr* Lloyd George is to succeed the late Lari .Kitchener Secretary State for War. The same journal states ...

... kitchener stories. Itebukes lo Soldiers, Kitchener, a prominent f P to bav- .. to . « u during a in the War, “and how you pro. . the , it,’’ replied Kitchener drily ahail organise it.’* Moat or the stones about “K. K.**— and ;vas a i*aa about whose memory ...

... KITCHENER’S MEN. HOW THE ARMY RECEIVED NEWS HIS DEATH. Bbitisb HEAPQrAATFB*, June. is almost needless to say with what profound grief the news of Lord Kitchener’s death has been received all ranks the armies France, says the special correspondent of the ...

... Kitchener's Foreboding. Ons revelation may_ without, nnproprietr made about Lord Kitchener Isays the ■' Guardian”). is that had a sort, of foreboding of accident at sea. much was this the case that never croeeed from Dover to Calais without wearing lifebelt ...

... TH OF KITCHENER. nj«Has ...

... TRUST IN KITCHENER. Mr. Jame>» Sexton (Liverpool Docterei denied auggesuon that tha Labour man who were concerned in this matter wire influenced by Cabinet Mimeter*. The one thing, said, which brought about a change in our opinion thin Question was ...

... which Count Peranchi. Governor-General Korea, has sent the family Lord Kitchener “The reported untimely demise of Lord Kitchener is most deplorable not only for England but al?o for her Allies Having personal acquaintance with the Marshal, will the more ...

... KITCHENER MOXI’MENT. In the of Tomrcone reeterdaT. O, Back. ice-ChamberlaiD cf tha Hoatehold, presented meeaage tfce girg intimating that be e-onlo g'sdly g’ve direct or)* for the erection of a mon’iment the :»r* lajrd Kitthanar order honour moat diatmgutthad ...

... KITCHENER S CHARACTER must, lie always England's Navy that secured our country, but at the same lime was not unfair to say that without the great additions our forces secured Lord Kitchener the enemy would have had immense facilities for endangering the ...

... OAN SHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. Look on the bright side of things. r .D. Y« .-•» « the*i; »l rr ...