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... the next day a second division, and Lord Kitchener cast about for means of supplementing this from his own severely limited resources. There were in England, excluding all Territorial troops, which Lord Kitchener did not think it right to use, the famous ...
... Italian. He kept his word, and persuaded the father of Lully to let his son accompany him to f Paris. He was here placed in the kitchen of Mile, de Montpensier, but his gift for music attracted the attention of his comrades. His fame reached the ears of Mademoiselle ...
... clean but frayed collar in all probability an author. LORD KITCHENER'S WAR BABIES: FIGURES DESIGNED FOR BROOME PARK, ON VIEW AT THE LEAGUE OF EMPIRE. These figures were designed for Lord Kitchener by Mr. John Haughton Bonnor, for his Kentish home, Broome ...
... first, and ladies who use the family bread-card as a book-marker are likely to find that they have mislaid it just when the kitchen maid has a spare half-hour in which to go and fetch the bread. But the bread-card which would, no doubt, be avail able at ...
... drill-sergeant appeared; and then threw themselves into their work with an eagerness and a vigour that would have won Lord Kitchener's heart. The whole time the drill lasted they had not a thought in their heads, it was easy to see, beyond learning how to ...
... drill-sergeant appeared; and then threw themselves into their work with an eagerness and a vigour that would have won Lord Kitchener's heart. The whole time the drill lasted they had not a thought in their heads, it was easy to see, beyond learning how to ...
... finish by half-past ten. The Abbaye on Montmartre, which was the best or swaggerest supper house before the war, is now a soup kitchen or a depot for the sale of soldiers' work or was till recently. The Rat Mort, if not dead, is in a state of catalepsy. No ...
... and, being situated close behind the Albert Hall, are easily got at from all directions. YORK HOUSE In which the late Lord Kitchener worked out his plans for raising Britain's new Armies Sir William Robertson, Chief of the General Staff, has now succeeded ...
... Admiralty has not yet been planned and put on the market by Continued on fagc 33S) This French Official Photograph shows a field kitchen on the Somme in the full swing of its operations it is very evident that the men for whom it is providing will not starve ...
... they never get left behind Russian Troops on their Way to the Front Artillery, ammunition waggons, ambulances, travelling kitchens, cattle, peasants' carts, with various personal belongings and camp impedimenta all wind over the plains and hills in a long ...