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... KITCHENER AS A SPY. J.ord Kitchener succ-s-tidly acted the p spy deserves recaliing. Doling his time in he set himself the task learning tho teercia of the Arabs. The story how succeeded cry interesting. Two Arab spies had caught but they dcaim-ss, and ...
... KITCHENER War Minister and Several Officers ...
... Kitchener •.[ ami inop.irable ! .«•' tills its \u* laht* U|» our pen write the tragic iale v.linli has over(ak. n tliat throat soldier. ory:anis ...
... LORD KITCHENER The Trusted of the People ...
... LORD KITCHENER Conference With M.P’s. A number of the member* of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and member* the .'Staff of the War Office in conference yesterday morning. Mr. Whitley, the hairman Committee*, presided. Lord Kitchener made statement ...
... LORD KITCHENER. The ronrtmartial to try Capt. .1. C. liowen-C,lthorst. of 3rd Batt. Irish Rifles. a charge of having murdered Frank Slierltt •Skelbnizton. Dicker., and Patrick Slaelnirre. by ordering them Ire shot at l'ortr;bello Barracks. Dublin. on ...
... hewed without replying. General Kitchener row. lle ttas ter! pale. The Colonel also rose. liltehtuer gazod et his 2.000; then et the fort, on the ramparts of which the be”,- nets gleamed. We Cr., the stronger, Kitchener re• after Lir leisurely soc cer ...
... Lord Kitchener's Fate T! ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S OPTIMISM Mr. G. Ward Price contrite:tea to the Daily Newe an article descriting the esucuation of Gallipoli. It is the first full and unofficial acemiet published of neat the author descriles a. on operation unprecedented in war. ...
... Lord Kitchener. . - (Chture) Sir HENRY DALZIEL said he thought it would be of advantage if critics if the Government were enabled to mat Lord Kitchener questions, the mower to which would be them in secret. ' Mr. TENANT said thst Lord Kitchener felt that ...
... THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. FRENCH SYMPATHY. IILI•TE111 PARIS. Tri,DAY. ✓ When' . the French Prime Nlinieter. has •e following telegram of condolence to Deeply moved by the sad • H. hi Coverument and the Britioh hair onotained. I beg ~or Excellency ak ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND MEMBERS. .ti.g..Ya Timos, which it to ~ place this morning between Lord Eitcheoer and members of the House of Commons is awaited with the intereet which asturs!iy attaches to • new departure. A I,, r se number of members • have intimated ...