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... and great man is fallen in Israel.” Few of us wiU ever forget how the whisper ran shudderingly through London yesterday, Kitchener is dead,” the incredulity with which it was received, or the bewilderment and sorrow with which learned that the ominous ...
... commands that officers of the Army shall wear mourning with their uniforms on the melancholy occasion of the death of Earl Kitchener, for a period of one week, beginning June 7, 1916. Officers are to wear cr£pe on the left arm ol tho uniform and of the ...
... —Exchange. LAUGHED OVER TRAGEDY. BELGIANS' ALLEGED GLEB AT K. OF K.'S DEATH. When the sad news burst upon London that Lord Kitchener had been drowned, two Belgians are alleged to have shown pleasure at the tragedy that had overtaken the nation which is ...
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... Sailors and soldiers, especially those of the Old Brigade,” and the men from the industrial .districts, who answered the Kitchener call in the first weeks of the war, are not cigarette men or smokers of mixtures and fine tobaccos. They like twist tobacco ...
... and expected, as Aelson planned and expected. In this respect Kitchener will his place as one the great organisers of victory. The Still, Strong Man. Then came the Boer War, with Lord Kitchener Chief of Staff Loid Roberts. How he was left to clear up the ...
... The Grip the Silent Man. There is by common consent only one topic uppermost in the public mind to-day. The hold of Lord Kitchener on the nation one of the most salient facts of the great period through which we are passing. It is the grip that an example ...
... PREMIER AT THE WAR OFFICE. NO FURTHER NEWS OF LORD KITCHENER’S FATE. ...
... says:— any single name ever impressed Great Britain’s warlike energy and unflinching and manly will it was that ot Lord Kitchener. He was the veritable symbol of Great Britain’s world-power. His indomitable will stamped army of. millions out of the earth ...
... it in a shop for fifteenpence,” was the remark of the auctioneer when he dropped the hammer. Bared Heads. A bust of Lord Kitchener was also submitted, and heads were uncovered while Mr. Isaacs made a few remarks on England’s great loss. The bust was sold ...