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... Lord Kitchener's Ser\ices, Herbert lor rex tiic S of the salary For War. I‘am that 1 think the Ann the Kmpire aie under a cannot in services which c* country, ami i tie bt ich words to tl't 1 ren- ‘■in (liond. fther knows! v Ritiduener k i This was not ...
... It understood that Lord Kitchener will address his visitors, and that they will afterwards invited qu ...
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... COMING CONFERENCE Members of Parliament to Meet Lord Kitchener. The Tri terest invit.ition. through Mr. Temumt. all Mein hers J’arhaiiiei.t meet him at the War Othce riday morning to receive any information they might desire military matters. reat my ...
... ;ili praiae. ►i to say that d a mistake in ; agnnKst the generally, been since the fir?t day of war associfited with Lord Kitchener ...
... at I sn ■n. they v not say to indulgent and gen hut just and fair in appreciation •3 ■which have been rendered t. y Lord Kitchener. (('heeTs .-n \. K. M.irkliam complimented c*vvv.-, ■ rennant the ability he bolligeient shown as Secretary lor War. Army ...
... and hear what Dr. Addison has say. Diverted from Business, Ad animated discussion took place in SheflieUl yesterday on. Kitchener statement relative the further use the Volunteer Training s - The sentence which led the animation in discussion was that ...
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... provision had marie for the prosecution long war. thought they agree that the nation owed a great debt of gratitude to Lord Kitchener. (Cheers.) COL. CHURCHILL ...
... the House Commons yestiu'tiuy. tviil not P'd any nearer victory. Mr. Clmrcai dissociated himself from any attack upon Lord Kitchener, this was not. least valuable part of Ins speech. Hut there was real value in the way he dealt with ilia “boftyism” which ...