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... lingerie, flowers, furniture, antiques, hats, Paris frocks, motor cars, pianos, billiard-tables, jewellery, etc., etc. And Lord Kitchener's busy sister in command of the Women's Signalling Corps just to remind us, faintly, that there is a war and that times are ...
... a line and a hook When, after much waiting, a fish was hooked, what did they do with it Was it carried in triumph to the kitchen of the hostelry wherein they lodged, Was it de spatched to feed the Lon doner Oh dear, no They would remove it from the hook ...
... overcome than the The floods of Mesopotamia formed an obstacle to the Anglo-Indian Turks and prevented the relief of Kut. Lord Kitchener said in the House of Lords after the surrender of General Townshend and his troops, that it reflects no discredit on themselves ...
... K. OF K. PLAYS THE HOST : LORD KITCHENER ENTERTAINS A NUMBER Lord Kitchener is very sympathetic ith thldih h bdd ih OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT BROOME PARK, HIS SEAT NEAR CANTERBURY. g, —[Photo, by Farringdon Photo. Co.] with the soldiers who have been wounded ...
... taste, or that she was the only son who could not run away from the ordea: f readings from plays in the making Had left her kitchen why, her roast would ive burnt Which is a very humble exam p. as to how one would find many Strang; kings if one were to uproot ...
... IN A FRENCH CAMP 14 SOMEWHERE : KINDLING DAMP FIREWOOD WITH EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE KITCHEN BELLOWS REQUISITIONED. Dry firewood is an indispensable camp commodity which is usually hard to come by, particularly at this time of year, at or near tfce Front ...
... the house drudgery as well as their own work. Mrs. Mills suggests communal cooking one house in every street as the central kitchen or the enterprise of private firms. The won derful organisation of the munition canteens, with good dinners nicely served ...
... Soldiers' Return. The King and the Y.M.C.A. A First-class Lie. General Gallieni. Objectors and Tribunals. Leader : Lord Kitchener and His Critics 607 His Majesty's Birthday : List of Honours 603 For Service in the Field Personal : Military 609 & 612 ...
... England, as the food supplied by the Germans Was uneatable. Two of the men were transported on stretchers. The news of Lord Kitchener’s death created a profound sensation among them. —Kouter. SHORT SHRIFT FOR BACHELORS. The twenty-five members comprising ...
... regret at the death of Lord Kitchener. He recalled his visit to the Soudan six years ago, and pointed out that Lord Kitchener’s conquest established peace and justice and abolished oppression of the weaker tribes. Lord Kitchener,” said Mr. Roosevelt, was ...