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... lb. pining of Kitchener. They would that the idea geramally prevalent with regard have upon the future would be due mainly as what he had arcemplished I. the past. fh nerd not enter detail. with reecol thr mimed. nit wink that Kitchener had the Empire ...

... ••••-• Few liters hare had mudotes toil about them than Lord Kitchener. To a young loan who had served in South Africa who asked for his signature, Lord Kitchener replied :--Young man, make your own autograph worth something; mine's worth nothing ...

... kITICHENER. It 1+ imposaible to exaggerate the gravity of the news that Lord Kit- Kitchener and his staff, tieing on board H.M.S. Hampshire - on Monday night, were drowned to the west of the Orkneys on their way to Russia. Whether this grievous mishap ...

... vacancy created be Lord Kitchener's deplorable fate has born filled. In these circumstanci•s. quite apart his own overwhelm ing sense of it was inevitable that the Prime Minister should at once come. to the subject of Lord Kitchener's won , derfnl achievements ...

... SHELL SHORTAGE. LORD KITCHENER .i 3 ANXIETY. - Speaking at a memorial viol , for Lord Rischener at Canadian had Cross Hospail at Cliveden, Lord Desborourb recalled Seam Intimate or the old soldier, who was often his at Tiptoe Court. - There is one short ...

... to Lord Kitchetter which appear* in the current 111uattat.s1 London New., Mr. U K. Cheatertoo says. The death of Lord Kitchener had in it. roleninity • symbolic quality that h.,. curiousy haunted us throughout this war. It 'stems io belated that our ...

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... J. it' Its ra • N. J. O'Hara. of Ow owith Latioashir• home io at 16. Bonn= ha. to,” twain. He kitchener'o Army in *ember. 1914, to the wad the tn June last )ear. anti took part In His battalion on• nee of the last to leave Sunla Bay. hefora Ktnetting ...

... *with that deter actress. Betty Fairfax. in the role of Zoo. is attraction at the Wend Theatre week. An In memoriam ol Kitchener will be conducted at M. dtephen's Church. The Church on the Cliffs, at 1,0 cm. today. by the RC. , I' B. Freshwater NOOREII ...

... to it, but everyone turned a deaf ear to her protestations, and carried on as The meals were prepared in • entail hack kitchen by the two orderlies. one act jog as cook, the other as general assistant, hottluasher. bootelesner, and keeper al the wine ...