... KITCHENER'S DEVICE. Ever since he set foot in India Lord Kitchener has been studying the language, till now he speaks it like a native, a thing that very few Europeans have ever managed to do, as Hindustani is uncommonly difficult. It is the same wherever ...

... LORD KITCHENER-PUNSTER. Lord Kitchener has a greater sense of humour than is usually credited to him, and off duty he can be quite boyishly During a visit to New Zealand he was taken round the sights by a famous Maori lady-guide, and among other places ...

... No Bunkum about Kitchener. There is nothing in about Lord Kitchener's handling of his country's greatest problem. His reply to the Germans in Antwerp was short and sharp! Thousands of troops were shipped off last Monday night to Belgium from Harwich and ...

... Kitchener to take Command in the Spring. Then, I hear, Lord Kitchener will go out in command of his grand new Army, by which time Russia will be probably within a hundred miles of Berlin, and the German people will begin to snivel for peace at any price ...

... Lord Kitchener Rights General Franklyn's Wrong. Not for nothing had he served his country without honour or stars for forty years! And this time Lord Kitchener saw to it that Will Franklyn's just but wellconcealed grievance was rerne,died. He promptly ...

... Lord Kitchener up against the Pragger-Wagger. Then the war broke out. As stated in this journal, no one was so keen on getting to the front as the Prince of Wales. He had not, it is true, done a day's soldiering in his life, but at Oxford he had taken ...

... Where Lord Kitchener is being torn to pieces. Lady Enid would find it pretty difficult to describe her precise kinship to some of her nearest relations. Perhaps that's why she was so anxious to get away from them. Lord Kitchener is really too horrible ...

... Will Kitchener Get a Marquessate After the War. One curious effect of the Anglo-German war will probably be that Lord Kitchener will soar above any living soldier in point •of rank. That the war was totally unforeseen before Austria declared against Servia ...

... WHEN KITCHENER WILL Cuss.,, WHERE STRENGTH AVAILS NOT AND CUNNING IS THE MASTER. Lord Kitchener has taken to golf, and, characteristically, he has taken to it in earnest. Characteristically, also, he has gone the right way to work,_ that is, he has ...

... Regarding the Honour conferred upon Lord Kitchener. f daily newspapers there has appeared .. I ,Mowing brief notice : King has been pleased to approve '•qii t iPPointment of Field-Marshal the Vis • ~Kitchener of Khartoum, G.C.8., 0.M., G.C.M.G., G.C ...

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... 10 ANOT: 7 0 gy- ANTED. MEN Lord Kitchener is much gratified with the response already made to the Appeal for additional men for His Majesty's ,Regular Army. In the gra . ye National Emergency that now confronts the Empire he asks with renewed confidence ...