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... KITCHENER Win this war. That is the thing. That is the work before t makes no difference who the as long as the work done. people wanted take tbi task. I. have done so. they are satisfied I would have personal tiveness, they replaced somebod' more capable ...
... LORD KITCHENER, ...
... The Obsequies of Kitchener. Until the sea gives up its dead the mortal remains Lord Kitchener will rest unmarKed, with those of great company of the heroes of the latest and grandest sea light of the British Navy, the great ocean cemetery. The temple ...
... Kitchener's Grnve, from Jamee poem, Land and tVaber,” >‘obly heo warrior sleeps with Drake and Hood the old grey shrine whose walls are her green wares, Qo.-o not 'east of her heroin brood, fcoldief soldiers her grave graves Stand strong, thou smitten ...
... LINK WITH KITCHENER. Mrs. Fcreday, Brunswick-road, Sparkbrook, who was a servant in the Kitchener household when Lord Kitchener was a boy. •> ' ...
... KITCHEN MAGIC. JKE Panshine Pair are resting after doing their pleasant work of brightening the home. They’re not tired—not a bit; there’s so little effort needed with PANSHINE that its users cannot possibly get tired. No one ever gets tired with PANSHINE ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ON KITCHENER S STAFP. The following appeared last night’s London Gazette :— The undermentioned to have the relative precedence the ranks specified whilst employed on special 4 June, 1916: Brigadier-Generr.l. Sir H. F. Donaldson, K.C.8.; Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... IN MEMORY OP KITCHENER. TRIBUTE TO GREAT MAN’S PASSING. CITY HOMAGE TO IvITCUENEU. Carry On.’ , BISHOP AND MESSAGE 1 ROM THE WAVES. A the hour when, in St. Pauls atli’-dral. h’ghest tho nation were mourning tho loss Britain's greatest soldier, at Birmingham ...