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... same time the Captain was calling to Lord Kitchéner to come to the boat, but owing to the noise made by the wind and sea Lord Kitchener cduld not hear him, 1 think. When the explosion occurred Lord Kitchener walked calmly from the Captain’s cabin, went ...

... Commenting on Lord Kitchener’s death, the “ Nieuwe Courant’ says:—His death was a warrior’s death on? his name will always be associated with the great events of these years. The “ Nieuwe Rotterdamsch Courant ™ says:— Lord Kitchener's death cannot have ...

... and salutes the memory of Lord Kitchener, the volunteer of 1870, who became ‘the -organising General of the Allies’ military’ powers. & : M. Pairileve, in the name of the Government, eulogised the work of Lord Kitchener, and M. Georges Leagues, in the ...

... EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FEELING. COPENHAGEN, Tuesday night. The report eoncerning the sinking of the Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board, reached Copenhagen early this- afternoon from Berlin, but it was not published as it was considered ...

... tributes to the late Lord Kitchener, and mourn the illustrious soldier as they might one of the greatest of the Republic. The *‘ Petit Journal” says:—Everybody can’ sce in these 662 days of war in what a great degree Lord Kitchener, as Minister and Generalissimo ...

... supposed that Lord Kitchener was as much dreaded as he was hated in Germany. Count Raventlow writes in the ** Deutsche Tageszeitung *’ with almost hysterical joy, and declares—lf a German eubmarine did indeed cause the death of Lord Kitchener, we must offer ...

... Town Hall on the platform during the Kitchener memorial service was Mr Krause, the great eriminal lawyer, who was commandant at Johannesburg during the Boer war and handed over the town to Lord Roberte and Lord Kitchener, Mr Ee;g;on, who was Mayor of Kimberley ...

... AMERICAN PRESS COMMENTS. NEW YORK, Tuesday night. The ‘“ Globe says—The loss of Lord Kitchener will be felt keenly in England, but it is difficult to“see how it can have any material effect on the war. The ‘* Evening Mail —None rejoice because Lord ...

... the ‘‘ Scotsman,” has been suddenly lost to the British Empire. No event could be more saddening than the death of Lord Kitchener, for no other public man had taken hold of the imagination of the people as he bad done, ~He has died as he lived, in the ...

... - THE NEWS IN EGYPT. CAIRO, Wednesday night. Extraordinary sensation was caused by the news of Lord Kitchener's death which was discussed everywhere, Egyptians and PEuropeans being equally affected. Spegial editions of papers spread the news throughout ...