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... LORD KITCHENER ATTACKED IN THE COMMONS, MR. ASQUITH’S DEFENCE. Mr. Winston ChurchiH’s phantom army quarter of a million officers' servants who never near the fighting line finally disappeared into the air last uight, when the House of Commons debated ...
... LORD kitchener. drowned off the ORKNEYS. SHIP TORPEDOED OR MINED. ...
... in evening, when the debate had developed into motion reduce Lord Kitchener** salary £lOO, Mr. Asquith himself interrened. Mr. Churchill himself had paid a warm tribute Lord Kitchener’* service* the nation, and had informed the House that man could have ...
... regret the death Lord Kitchener. The ex-Prerident recalled bis visit to the Soudan six years ago. and pointed out that Lord Kitchener's conquest established peace and justice and abolished oppression of the weaker tribes. Lord Kitchener and General Wingate ...
... deep sympetby of the Queen and himself. His was out town when the new* Lord Kitchener’s death was communicated him, and came greet shock. WEATHER IN THE ORKNEYS. Lord Kitchener travelled north in special train, accompanied by the members staff, and reached ...
... death of Lord Kitchener is considered better than a German victory.— Exchange. KITCHENER—THE MAN. THE GREAT ORGANISER IK PRIVATE BOMB TYPICAL Thera have been many tributes paid daring tie last twenty-four hours the memory of Lord Kitchener, the soldier ...
... SPREADING FALSE RUMOURS. Birmingham, and moo particularly the districts, rumour* were circulated yesterday evening that Lord Kitchener had been saved, some cases notices were put up by tuiauthcrised people this effect. The busybodies who were responsible should ...
... INSPECTION THE CITY BATTALIONS. Although rumoured various times since ! the outbreak of the war that Lord Kitchener had paid surreptitious visit Birmingham i-i connection with the supply of munitions, nothing was ever publicly ' known concerning these ...
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... the country, and the Empire noder debt which cannot be measured words the services Lord Kitchener has rendered. This was not task which was sought by Lord Kitchener lor himself. He was bis way back Egypt to resume the functions which he had discharged ...