... KITCHENER. TIVES ON S. AFRICAN NA. WARRIOR OF WARRIORS. ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. SERVICES ALL OVER EMPIRE. Memorial services to the late Kitchener are being held all over the Empire. Yesterday services of this character took place throughout Australasia. A special memorial service is to held in Wellington ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S JOURNEY. EVIDENCE OF GERMAN FOREKNOWLEDGE. A Wireless Press message from Berne states that Lord Kitchener's intention to visit Russia was known in Germany. Evidence in support of this statement appears in the Leipzig Newer& Nachrichgen ...

... A NATIONAL HERO. 'Tribute of the Churches to Lord Kitchener. Reference to the death of Lord Kitchener and the greatneee of his life's work made yesterday in the pulpits of almost every denomination throughout the country, and many notable and eloggiest ...

... KITCHENER AS PROPHET. WHAT HE FORESAW CONCERNING HIS OWN SUDDEN END. ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC! That's what it is. A little Panshine—a damp cloth—a brisk rub—a shine and a smile —everything clean, everybody happy. That's the Panshine Idea. Look on the bright side of things. Try a yeerself is your owe Try it for Timporraviesi earl ...

... Lord Kitchener. with whom he had bean in close touch for several years, went with Lord Kitchener as Staff Officer on the Mission to Japan. Australia, and New Zealand in 1909. Colonel Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, who now becomes Earl Kitchener, is ...

... mighty trumpet-call to the battle I am doubly proud now my dear one is Kitchener’s man!” said a girl. The glorious “Little Army” and “Kitchener’s men” may be trusted to, do what Kitchener wanted, but every item of the Empire who is in, or has given a ifaan ...

... the of our great friend Lord Kitchener.--SIBItY PASHA, War Minister, Egypt. His Imperial Highness Commander-in-Chief Caucasus Army commands me convey deep sympathy with British Army in the at sea of Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener. Chief of Staff personally ...

... original rough oon in which it was placed after being rescued the sea, and before it was covered Commander Kitchener, R.N., nephew of Lord Kitchener. stepped forward and_placed on it a bunch of red roses. Captain Earl Percy represented the Army domicil, ...

... A RELIGIOUS MAN. TRIBUTES FROM THE PULPIT. Many pulpit references were made to Lord Kitchener yesterday. Preaching at St. Paul's in the morning INGE the national hero, the idol of the pearl% whale death drew team from thousands of the very po or in the ...

... sounded by buglers. The latter portion of the service will follow the lines of the Anzac service on April 25, when Lord Kitchener was present in the Abbey for the last time. No tickets will be required by those wishing to attend. Soldiers in uniform and ...