... 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 ...

... KITCHEN FOR MOTHERS. Miss Hutchinson writes: May I make correction? The average attendance at the weekly educational meetings of the Kitchen and Institute for Mothers ia 17 not seven printed. ...

... the rough and tumble of everyday life, was bound in the long run to Dreiudice a proper appreciation of Lord Kitchener's merits. lord Kitchener accepted office reluctantly at the call of duty. When he became War Minister we had a though efficient. Army ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Tn.: discussion in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening upon the War Secretary's salary did not develop the sensational features which were expected. Colonel Churchill in a speech some weeks ago made rather alarming statements, but ...

... KITCHEN AtAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of one * another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine ...

... Asquith and Kitchener. In th, lions- of Comm'ni on Wednesday night. Mr Asquith, defending Lord Kitchener, against some attaeks, said :—Coming to the motion for the reduction of the salary of the salary of the Secretary for War, he was rather sorry it ...

... LORD KITCHENER FACE TO FACE WITH M.P.’S. A large number members of Parliament, many of them khaki, met Lord Kitchener at the House of Commons to-day. It was at his Lordship’s invitation that they attended for the- purpose asking questions current affairs ...

... KITCHENER'S CRITICS. : TO-DAY'S PRIVATE MEETING ROOM 14. UNIQUE PROCEEDING. Lord Kitchener met hie Horn* Commons erities morning (let (» ...

... THE KITCHENER CONFERENCE I hear this evening that about 100 members of Parliament intend to accept the invitation to meet Lord Kitchener tomorrow. It was at first suggested that the conference should be held at the War Office; then the venue was changed ...

... WHERE KITCHENER FAILS. This gentkman would not be efli‘ ient for the work which he discharges if he were married, said counsel for the employtri. in au appeal at the House of Common. Tribunal on Monday. _ asked a member of the Tv llama, A * man eann ...

... ‘man cannst serve two masters,” quoted counsel, adding, “Lord Kitchener says so.” “We do mot accept Lord Kitchener's opinion on matrimony,” remarked the chairman with a smile. ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded soldiers at Broome Park, Canterburv, during the week-end The men came from the Manor Court Army Nursing Home. Secretary of State for War had tea tho lawn with his guests, and paid ...