... The unanimous Cry of the country as, Send out Roberts and Kitchener. Great were the services of Lord Roberts, could not himself have finished that dragging and troublesome war- Lord Kitchener remained South Africa throuh the toilsome second year, and ...

... At the Embassies and Legations of the Allied Governments in London, the news wa? received privately soon after noon. Lord Kitchener was a personal friend the Ambassadors and Ministers, and they once left themselves for the Foreign Office and despatched ...

... meeting met the offices of Messrs. Weatherby and Sons, Cavendish Square, and decided, owing to the lamentable death Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place on Friday and Saturday ...

... remanded the charge of making a statement likely to cause disaffection the State. Prisoner was alleged to have stated that Lord Kitchener was never any good. ' ...

... fight on, and the more bravely—if that be possibleisecause they have taken our Kitchener from es. Let us be thankful that there are still *en left who will take Kitchener's place, and carry on his good work. We mast not be so fearfully and hopelessly ...

... and you -will agree with me that the circumstances the Prime Minister had other oourse open. You will all know that Lord Kitchener, with his staff, any of whom were personal friends of mine, were on their way Russia on most important business, and I am ...

... GERMAN MISCALCULATIONS. EVENING NEWS. TELEPHONES: 3387 CITY (11 Lines). Amsterdam message states that German circles Lord Kitchener's death is considered as better than a German victory, lliey probably believe that Great Britain and the Allies, deprived ...

... soldiers and sailors- was advocated by the Swansea Town Council yesterday. While vocalist was singing Any Old Iron at the Kitchener Hospital, Brighton, member of the Overseas Expeditionary Force who had lost his speech through shell shock, suddenly joined ...

... also knnwni the name of the Gnilaya Pripet. In the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transport waggons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The aiT is full of the stench of dead cattle and decomposed bodies Germans left unburied. In the Minsk ...

... CONSTERNATION LONDON. T'.e new 9 of Lord Kitchener's fate flew through the streets of London like wildfire, -and created utmost consternation. Fleet-street end Ludgate Hill anxiety learn the facts the disaster was great that newsboys were thrown down ...

... made well again when he knew what he had to undergo. A member of the tribunal: Isn't it horrible to vou that such man Lord Kitchener should be drowned to save us? Yes, it is. The application dismissed. ...

... when George Beatty and Johnny Wilson appeared on the green of the St. Andrew's Club in a match op behalf of the Little Kitchener Motel Ambulance Fund. This wes my first visit to the St. Andrew., Club, but from I saw of it I should say is a very flourishing ...