... LATE EARL KITCHENER The following Message was for' warded to the King, at lincliinghara Palace : Officers of the Internationa l Headquarters of The Salvation Army in Council with General Booth beg to convey their sincere sympathy in the loss your MajestY ...

... THE SOCIAL GAZETTE 4is,. anDiNc ßq -to ai 4 yitoz, sforthgs.Califorivia.. WAS Saturday night and 8.30, but the kitchen of the big house at Lytton Springs was still alight. Mrs. Bourne had just finished off a huge filled with hearty children and alive ...

... as housekeeper, she cud exceptionally well, and is now ?Itarried. .Mary was found by an Army Officer, living in a cellar-kitchen, which she paid ninepence a week i Feat. Her meagre living was earned cleaning doorsteps and doing Charing when she could ...

... persons are supplier Om the day we visited the Centre a man who was wort ! --, /7 / ' g Appetizing odours drew us to the kitchen. Past the ing . till midnight ordered eggs and bacon with coffee fi : I bars, from which hot and cold drinks were dispensed ...

... contemplate suicide, preferring this to the dangers of some of the accommodation offered to her. On the ground floor are the kitchen and staff arrangements; on the first and second floor the bedrooms and dining-room of the sis}xenny guests may be found, and ...

... swordthrust came the question—' what about you ? G o od will work wonders through you if you will let Him ! ' Kitchen Holiness Holiness in the kitchen—in the shop—on the street; separation from all wrongdoing—it was for this The General pleaded, and not in ...

... jellic,°.ies : . :ii..: it, Admiral f. thloisee w‘Nlin'. one privileged at were_ast to presence shar o e f the the Earl Kitchener, Petty Officer Holbrook p e and also to share b. .;s mighty tom ...