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... LORO KITCHENER'S The family of Laid Kitchener have under conoidoratloa the publication hi* life, lb* writing of which most of oeoewity take some time Only ths person trailed with the work will have to Lord Kitchener’s private documents. ...

... LORD KITCHENER 'The Times publisheq to-day the follow.ag sonnet nn Lord Kitebeuer by Mr. Robert Bridges, the Poet. Laureate:— Unflinching hero, wutchful to forsee An I fa.r thy country's p.ril..l%here bin.. Ling war and peace with equal earn. rill. by ...

... KITCHEN .MAGIC. pANSHINE makes brightness appear quick time. It makes dullness disappear in double quick time. Use Panshine in your home to-day. A little Panshine —a brisk rub —a smile and shine —everything cleaned—everybody happy—that’s the result of ...

... KITCHENER'S SUCCESSOR. The Daily. Telegraph states that the Prime Minister hes attired the position tosoroto.ry of 'Note tor \ or to M. Lloyd toorge is won to Lord kitchens:. the Duly Chroutole we that the Minister of Iluattloats will site his reply ...

... LORD KITCHENER Further Expressions oi Sympathy MEMORIAL SERVICES AT HOME AND ABROAD. i? in firmed that sinking tin 11..mishitc, aico!ii|i. , v;iiecJ a* v.as the lo«i» of .~*i many v.iir.n.iie lirt-j the t.agij death ...

... LOBD KITCHENER. The LORD CHANCELLOR read a sages sympathy which he had received fiom the French Senate, the Council the Empiro Russia, and the Greek Chamber Dcpa'.iejs, in regard the death Lord Kitchener, and intimated that suitable replies would be ...

... Lord Kitchener. The Prime Minister, who not ci,^ back London until la«t night, r ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A Tribute from Sir Fredk. Milner. TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN Sir, —From many notices have read the late Earl Kitchener 1 think that may likely to infer that with all his great qualities he was somewhat lacking in goodueso heart. Those ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. 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. A ...

... KITCHENER'S “PLOT.” GERMAN TALE OF A PLAN TO FORCF-A-RFSSIAN OFFENSIVE. The Stockholm correspondent of the ¢Hamburger Fremdenblatt™ telegraphs some speculations on the purpose of Lord Kitchener’s plan to visitrgunh. He says:— “Various ohiects are ascribed ...

... KITCHENER'S LAST MOMENTS. !STORIES OF SURVIVORS. I LAST SEEN ON U ART ER-1 DECK OF SHIP. TERRIBLE TINE ON RIFT. THE 1A( WHO SLEPT DIED. How lord Kitchener dual mar desiribect to me (says a special eorre.porittent ..f the Deily Alan) by Lading Seeman ...