... fertilisers. IT rom Messrs. Clement Talbot, Ltd., I have received an interest- ing souvenir of Lord Kitchener. It is a photograph taken during Lord Kitchener's empire tour in 1910, and on the occasion of his Australian visit. He is here seen entering a 25-h ...

... when we lose old friends, the picture that comes back to us most vividly is of them in their youth. To-day I remember Lord Kitchener, not as the honoured field-marshal, not as the stern disciplinarian, not as the self- sacrificing patriot, but as the rather ...

... presented it to Lord Kitchener, and packed away the original in a secret place. The next night he was asked to dinner, and found his offering in the place of honour, with two genuine pieces of the same dynasty on each side of if. Kitchener thanked him for ...

... Viceroy, and said, Where's Lord Kitchener? Isn't he to the races to-day coming The moment K. arrived he asked to be presented, and throughout the afternoon he absolutely shadowed the C.-in-C., greatly to Lord Kitchener's obvious annoyance, who had not ...

... army is supposed to march on its stomach, and to keep the men going cars were, in the early stages, adapted as travelling kitchens, and the Humber Company of Coventry soon designed a special vehicle for this class of work. It was possible to rush hot meals ...

... awake to the fact that to the Hunnish mind trade and commerce are nart of the art of n. Showing Russian wounded soldiers how kitchener's armies were raised. Serbian soldiers making merry on joining their Allies at Salonika. TV M I J ft ussian children looking ...

... awake to the fact that to the Hunnish mind trade and commerce are nart of the art of n. Showing Russian wounded soldiers how kitchener's armies were raised. Serbian soldiers making merry on joining their Allies at Salonika. TV M I J ft ussian children looking ...