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... at the beginning of the war, and the .d a capacity to attack this problem in • brood way at the Snit outbreek of the Lord Kitchener's at the beginning of the car did not corne up to these eon. ditions. It would hav• been better. he con. sidered, to have ...
... I raspy of had been kept back for home de. ' fence, or were employed in theatres wnere there had limn no figbEing. LORD KITCHENER'S SUPREME There woe two things that ought to he remembered on the other tide. Ti.. tint was the eopronse which Lord Nin•hener ...
... not give any undertaking as to when that would be. Members are loking forward with interest to their meeting with Lord Kitchener tomorrow. It is just possibbe that one or two of his most prominent critics are even feeling a little perturbation. The War ...
... few further details regarding Lord liatchener's meeting with the members • the Meuse of Commons are now available. Lord Kitchener cleared up many points r n which doubts prevailed, and gave the , assembly' some confidential infermatimt that could be given ...
... Prebable Abaudeagant. It is understood that in conaequence of the great loss winch the nation haa sustained by death of Lord Kitchener the Wind. sor Meeting, Arranged for Friday and Saturday nest, will, in all probability, Le abandoned. Nothing was officially ...