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... KITCHENER . [ BY MlIilCEST StJTHEBUXD . J . - I . . As ' sorae watch shooting stars , serrated clouds , Sun ' s half-eclipse , bo on the sky of State They watched his name , blazoned in . liquid fire , And humbly gazed , and gazing knew' it great n . ...
... TO KITCHENER. & O Kitchener, our hearts are sad indeed, That thou hast sunk beneath the stormy sea, No more thy gallant and commanding form, Shall cheer our eyes, inspire our hearts -anew. Did K. of K. gay such or such must bf? Why, then — it shall be ...
... TO KITCHENERS. A Mnemonic Acrostic. t''' ur re araiT. I sp,te f 6 f. J *'ii his name *1? g'ivea* ?r a higher TWt: ls w ork—to we h man you be now imbued. - less. but njore, with resolve P V ...
... IN THE KITCHEN. mmdaewhutdhm Tflhufl Jeft on for roots. 3 f you want to “ reduee ”’ stock, or amyfhing else, the contents of the pan will beil down more quickly if the bd is off. You may very well use bread crumbs for O o oty 8 answers or i if ®is desired ...
... THE KITCHEN The lid pan should left off for green vegetables, and for room. If you want ** reduce *’ stock, anything else. 1 lie contents the pan ill hoi! down quie-kly if tho lid is off. You may very well bread crumbs far thickening soup. . . , . , Neck ...
... KITCHENER. 1914 REVELATION BY LORD FRENCH. Lord French made some interesting revelal°Os concerning Lord Kitchener the oouisc tribute in the House of Lords, j. Commander-in-Ch ier tho Army in prance, my relation with the late Secretary ° War was constant ...
... KITCHENER. brief er,ion wa, the indepeudtut aer n;tnt, o; the .;;king of the Hump >hire : - %%alt-r ,Ay.:-- w2e the last of the survivors to sv: Lord Kitchener Wore leaving the ship. In Impels I notice that his Lordship is said to hays• drowned by the ...
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... KITCHENER. GLOWING TRIBUTE PAID IN THE COMMONS. PREMIER'S SPEECH. GREAT AND DOMINANT PERSONALITY.' In the Commons, this afternoon, the Premier paid glowing tribute to the memory Lord Kitchener. Mr. Asquith moved:— That this House will to morrow resolve ...
... IN MEMORY OF KITCHENER With reference to our suggestion made in this Border Newspaper last week as to a Kitchener Memorial, a London Newspaper this week cctifirais in the way how honour Kitchener, and says that the best work can do for his memory is to ...
... the chief mourners Viscount Broome (Commander Kitchener, R.N.), Mrs. Parker (sister), Ifise Kitchener (half-sister). Lady Nora k Beekets (niece), Captain H. Kitchener. R.F.C. (nephew), Miss Madge Kitchener (niece), and Major P. Beckett, B.A. (nephew). ...
... LORD KITCHENER. General French's Tribute. In tlie House of Lords night, notable tributes were paid to Lord Kitchener by Lord Lanedowne, Lord French, and Lord Derby. Lord Lansdowne spoke of the dead soldier as a colleague in the world of affairs. He dwelt ...