... the rough and tumble of everyday life, was bound in the long run to Dreiudice a proper appreciation of Lord Kitchener's merits. lord Kitchener accepted office reluctantly at the call of duty. When he became War Minister we had a though efficient. Army ...

... KITCHENER'S RAILWAY, It has been very aptly pointed out that his 'sojourn to the Holy Land supplied him with opportunities of studying the Moslem character and speaking the chief :Moslem tongue which stood him in good stead in the day s which were to ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. SORROW too deep and poignant for words broods to-day ever the British Empire and is shared by the gallant allies with whom for two years we have been contending for the liberty of Europe. On Monday night Lord Kitchener embarked ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S CAREER. What Lord Kitchener had done (twin , * the present war will be familiar to every 13 ' 66k' subject. Since August, 1914, he had worked unceasingly, and by his in; uence and fame had helped in magical fashion to bring into being ...

... THE TRAGIC FATE OF LORD KITCHENER, Even the great events that axe now happening In the war have been cast into the background by the tragic news of Lord Kitchener's death. public feeling has been inexpressibly shocked and depressed by the intelligence ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. DROWNED WITH HIS STAFF WHILE ON A VOYAGE TO RUSSIA. The Hampshire Mined or Torpedoed Off the Orkneys. VAIN SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS, The Preasliureau issued the following at 1.40 p.m. yesterday The Secretary of the Admiralty announces ...

... my hopes on, Major Kitchener, R.E., is one of the very superior officers, with a cool and good head and a hard constitution, combined with untiring energy. Gordon wrote: Whoever comes up here had better appoint Major . Kitchener Governor-General ; ...

... Army Orders issued late last night the King commands that officers of the Army shall wear mourning on the occasion of Lord Kitchener's death for one week commencing 7th June. The Orders also contain the following message from his Majesty to his troops : ...

... the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. There was no confirmation of the report and the rumour was effectually disposed of by the announcement issued from the War Office at 8.15 p.m. that, owing to the death of Lord Kitchener, the production of the ...

... The man was wearing on his breast a tiny enamel portrait cf Lord Kitchener, awl the King touched this approvingly with his finger, and smiled and nodded to the Indian. During Lord Kitchener's own visit, apart from the natural intensity. of feeling among ...

... LORD SALISBURY'S APPRECIATION. Commenting on Kitchener's achievement at Omdurman, Lord Salisbury, Prime Minister of the day, said:. He , will remain a striking figure, adorned. !Lot only by the velour and patriotin: which all successful Generals can ...

... WAR OFFICE WORK. Those who were brought into contact with Lord Kitchener at the War Office know with what thoroughness he threw himself into his task there. If K. of K. was a name4o conjure with, it was because its bearer knew far better than to rely ...