... Lord Kitchener and held out her hand. Lord Kitchener nourteously shook hands, and they exchanged a Good- I •shall remember that handshake all my life, said the American !ady, as she retired into the crowd, and no doubt s'ae My Friend Kitchener. ...

... Army has still left a large number of capable commanders. Though Lord Kitchener is dead his spirit will continue to live.—Exchange. HOLLAND. -------- Amsterdam The news of Lord Kitchener's death is received with great regret in the Dutch Priests. All the ...

... THERE, AND EVERYWHERE. A THOUOHT FOR THE DAY. vest best Ming to vktory it an bonourabk WAI 11M Lord Kitchener. I lie Arecdotes about Lord Kitchener are Sunstroke? What the devil does he mean by hating sunstrok e? is given 35 the classic instance of ...

... DROWNED. LORD KITCHENER HE AND HIS STAFF GO DOWN IN H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. ...

... A GREAT SOLDIER. --, WORLD TRIBUTES TO THE WORK OF LORD KITCHENER. SYMPATHY OF THE NATIONS. THE ALLIES MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER. ...

... THE EMPIRES LOSS. LORD KITCHENER & HIS STAFF DROWNFD. The whole of the British Empire, as well as the people in all the Allied countries, will receive the news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener and his Staff with profound sorrow. The War Secretary and ...

... Tighe, and Major Johnson. - It has long been the universal opinion that Lord The prosecution was conducted by Major K im- Kitchener as a military organiser was without her, and Mr. Marsboll acted as Judge-Advocate. equal, and his wide knowledge and experience ...

... NEUTRAL REGRETS. AN IRON RESOLUTION & THE GIFT OF ORGANISATION. The following messages, which pay glowing tribute to Lord Kitchener's work for his country, are all from neutral countries : AMERICA. ...

... Ireland sad Lord Kitchener. The president, on taking his seat, addtiessed the Court as folloses: I cannot commence proceedings without referring to the great loss the nation has sustained by the death of Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener. The disaster, which ...

... se% ere blow, will know how to raise her head with rctx•wed determination and courage. The “Tribuna saris : **To Lord Kitchener belongs the merit of organising and despatching the I;ritish Expeditionary Force to France, and the creation of a great army ...

... Au Erroneous Forecast. Lord Kitchener, though a true prophet on so many occasions, pro ved wrong in forecasting the manner of his own death. During the Soudan campaign, when warned that he was exposing himself too recklessly during a hot engagement, he ...

... SOLDIER. From all parts of the world there have arrived to-day messages of sympathy with Great Britain in the loss of Lord Kitchener, and tributes to the work which he has accomplished at the War Office. The French Premier, M. Briand, in deploring the lass ...