... KITCHENER DROWNED ON HIS WAY TO RUSSIA Jellicoe's Tragic Message from the Grand Fleet. ...

... READ Mr. Bottomley's Tribute to Kitchener in the Sunday Pictorial : ...

... through explosions of dynamite, telegraphed an officer to Kitchener during the South African war. He got an answer immediately: Do you want any more dynamite ? What Kitchener Didn't Know. Lord Kitchener never made one of .his rare visits to the House of Lords ...

... Lord Kitchener's' sister, inspecting girl guides at has always taken a practical interest in straight ahead of him As usual, he said nothing to his neighbours. That was much what I had expected, in my hero-worship of a good many years. Kitchener was ...

... In South Africa with Lord French of Ypres, or General French as he was then. Colonel Kitchener, the Field-Marshal's brother heir. it was in 1900 that Lord Kitchener became Commander-in-Chief in South Africa, and pean conflict, when he became Secretary ...

... this there has not been one single day in which Lord Kitchener has not laboured with an assiduity, a zeal and a patriotic self-devotion which are beyond all praise. Son of a soldier father, Lord Kitchener is succeeded in his title by an elder soldier brother ...

... of inspection in the Sudan 13 ) I At a U.S. military academy. There were few parts of the civilised globe with which Lord Kitchener was not familiar, in America, was taken about six years ago, when he reviewed, the cadets at the MiMarl; his duties having ...

... PEN PICTURE OF THE MAN. Lord Kitchener made no pretensions to being an orator ; indeed, he seemed rather to pride himself on the fact that he was not one. When other members of the House of Lords furtively produced a typewritten copy of their speeches ...

... LORD KITCHENER IN SOUTH AFRICA AND EGYPT: WITH GENERAL BOTHA. After peace had been declared in South Africa. is seen seated next to General Louis Botha wore a Colonel Kitchener, the brotlier heir. It was In 1900 that Lord Kitchener became Commander-in-Chief ...

... , unused to Kitchener's ways, was summoned to his tent to receive a series of verbal orders for transmission to a mobile column close at hand. Three times did this officer ask Kitchener to repeat the orders or a portion of them. Kitchener at last wheeled ...

... perish hap- hazard The latest blow—carefully planned or luckily placed ?—has swept away the good ship Hampshire with Lord Kitchener, one Of the highest, and all his staff on board. The Huns have luck, people say. Truer to say that, in their wild gestures ...

... grin). humour, I know an eminent man who was in the House of Commons when the grant to Kitchener of £50,000 was being discussed, after the South African War. Kitchener was in the Peers' Gallery. My friend spoke to him afterwards. Rather awkward for you ...