... ; THE KITCHEN. evidenre, witness !aid the the whde able WWI Mr for the caw,. If, er het ether; he put ththltet and then thrnt to the to sou then, whew be went 0, 1 boiieve still tame .Ir_ foo.t'a he I book to mak.. weeper**. foe hien to °now it der lap ...

... Kitchen. With the of the 'neat asain • few nen rec;pes of cooling sad drinks. Sr. intended to throe of reseeetW. be tart& a, dir.ried o- iced. flagrant Wise. - - For an mmellent rap for a garden tako I tea pinta of n Ode nine theca or t,II quarter•pnund ...

... “KITCHENER” FOR “BERLIN. = Ottawa, Friday The name of the town of Berlin, Ontario, has 'ecn changed to Kitchener.—Reuter. ...

... GENERAL KITCHENER. , who will trad the the Egyptian Army, only in bia year, is been one the , factors the msktbe modern Egyptian As Captain Kithe was one the officers permitted to t appointments under Ersim Wood, the is Sirdar. After the Teb and Tamai ...

... LORD KITCHENER “There is aleo a feeling on both gides that Lord Kichener’s {re& services would be best utilised not in o sdministration, but in more purely military dutes. Lord Kitchener's - estimabld® work in raieing the new armues 15 lwtndmdlh&.pfiiifiw ...

... LORD KITCHENER. —_— Lord Kitchener arrived at the War Office at 10 o'dlock this morning. and among the visitors later in the dav was Lord Derby ...

... CIGARETTES THE KITCHEN, Should servant, girls be allowed to .-moke the kitchen According to Judge Martineau, the Eastbourne County tk»urt, they sliould. Recently an employer found a domestic smoking a cigarette the kitchen, and discharged her once. She ...

... ALSO KITCHENER Tt was the same old lady who had bfen watoh ing some men in tiwming that morning. “ I think it's very wrong,” said she, *‘ taking the gur boys out in the nnn‘ and rain like that. hey might e seriously ill after it! * Oh. said I, mcaning ...

... THE HUMAN KITCHENER. »T. P O‘Conwul‘lalo?d Lord Kitchener in the June isme of * T.P.'s Journal f Great Deeds ™' :—* During a visit to Egypt [ met a countryman of mine, known there as Plunkett Pasha—formerly a non-commissoned officor in Kitchener's immediate ...

... KITCHENER'S CAREER. Lord Kitohener was born in 1850. He was commissioned second-lieutenant in the Royel Engineers in 1871. As a subaltcrn he was empmlard in survey work in Cyprus and ll’gslgnnr. & on promotion to captain in was attached to the Egyptian ...

... CONFIDENCE IN KITCHENER. “Our Military Correspondent suggested vesterday that Lord Kitchener. who is at present at home, would make an admirable Secretarv of Staté for War, and this suggestion appeals to us very strongly. It is necessary that the affairs ...

... KITCHENER AT LADYSMITH. NATAL’S MEMORIAL TO HER HEROES. Pietermahlsburg. Friday. Lord Kitchener arrived at, Newcastle on Wednesday night, having (ravelled with his Staff in Mr Stevn’s carriage. the following day the General left for Laoyamitb, where he ...