... KITCHENER DEAD. WAR CHIEF’S TRAGIC END. ...

... KITCHENER MEMORIAL SERVICE. Every flag in London waa at half-mast vasterdav. lit dav of the Memorial nervine Lord Kitchener, and St. the representative# Britain, headed the King and Queen, to pay tribute to the dead War Cbief. . Within tha Cathedral the ...

... life and death. Lord Kitchener, in whet ••▼ironmeot. I oiroumeiatices. or condition ought plsred, would have been, was, a great and personality. He was tried many ideals, anr always survived the test. Mr Aanpeith said Lord Kitchener** name wee inseparably ...

... port aide. * Tha captain raJloH out for Lord Kitchener come to tha fore bride* near where the captain'* boat wee heard eallinpr for Lord Kitchener get into the boat hut one ia able to ray whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat not. nor what occurred to ...

... NAMES OF KITCHENER’S STAFT. The of the War Office notifies, with reference to the announcement of the lota H.M Hampshire, (hat the tpectal party consisted Lord Kitchener, with Lt-Cd 0. H. FittOcrald. C.M.G. (pemnnal military secretary) Bngadier-Gen W ...

... TRIBUTES LORD KITCHENER. Mr Asquith was have been present luncheon of the British Imperial Council Commerce Cannon Street Hotel toe sad news the Io»* Lord Kitchener and hie Staff prevented hi» doing so. Lord Deaborough. who presided, remarked that the ...

... TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER. The news Lord Kitchener* death came ag a shack, not only Britain, but to the world gemraJy. The pava the great roklie-f-atatesman. will ba gathered from the following trom E.'.niiw SUil •»« Kitclxti.r alwajr. the purpoM merer ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S FITE. PROGRESS IN EAST AFRICA. BRITISH HEADQUARTERS REPORT. raport W Orvral Frvttm wm •* 10.33 p.m. jwtfrdßj: . . Hi© p«Bt hour* b«v« been quiet mo* perl* tbe front. . v . List nirht there wee intermittent iheJiinf both sides the front ...

... budding erected the I Jack lub the memory of Lord Kitchener for the use the new arm ire. The nowboildmpwi!! bear name of the Kitchener Memorial Wing, and the echetne meets with the approval of Lord Kitchener’s family. A meeting promote the formation of war ...

... paying a tribute the memory the Amy’s Ohiof, who had the admiration and reaped all aportemen. VIGILANT. LORD KITCHENER AS A SPORTSMAN. Lord Kitchener was a aporUroan the back* bone, aa all real aoldieia are. He waa not merely a man who pretended take an ter ...

... country haa boeo able create and place in the fieM the Armiet which are upholding the tradi gloriee of our Empire. Lord Kitchener wiW mourned the Army a great aoklier who. under condUiooa of unexampled difficulty, rendered aupreme and de voted aervice ...

... PRESS ON EITOHENBR. Ameterdam. Thnraday. Major Mohradt. writing in the • TagebMt tit* lata lord KMwner, aaya that lord Kitchener was the only Englishman recognised England an miKfary authority. “He wea our hardest and bHterret foe, bat died soldier’a ...