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... THERE, AND EVERYWHERE. A THOUOHT FOR THE DAY. vest best Ming to vktory it an bonourabk WAI 11M Lord Kitchener. I lie Arecdotes about Lord Kitchener are Sunstroke? What the devil does he mean by hating sunstrok e? is given 35 the classic instance of ...
... se% ere blow, will know how to raise her head with rctx•wed determination and courage. The “Tribuna saris : **To Lord Kitchener belongs the merit of organising and despatching the I;ritish Expeditionary Force to France, and the creation of a great army ...
... Au Erroneous Forecast. Lord Kitchener, though a true prophet on so many occasions, pro ved wrong in forecasting the manner of his own death. During the Soudan campaign, when warned that he was exposing himself too recklessly during a hot engagement, he ...
... Lord Kitchener and held out her hand. Lord Kitchener nourteously shook hands, and they exchanged a Good- I •shall remember that handshake all my life, said the American !ady, as she retired into the crowd, and no doubt s'ae My Friend Kitchener. ...
... France-- Latent front Sakittita—OUß ENEMIES in Belgians ant Prow.' - Zogspelinw—Vardaa Gerr. 1444. NOTICE.—THE LATE LORD KITCHENER 'ado+ 0 his Life oft die streea--Sat. aril daily. 130 and 7,30 Art Galleries. ENOR GALLERY. INTERNATIONAL EXIIIIIIrnOI4. ...
... l'onierenee. Sir William Jame. Thomas has given 1.10 guineas for the endoAment of a hed in Cara Hospital in memory of Lord Kitchener. . -J ...
... I feel deeply, with all my comrades in the Army, the great loss they and the Empire have sustained in the death of Lord Kitchener. —ARTHUR. Sir William Robertson telegraphed in reply : I beg you, Sir, to accept our most grateful thanks for your Royal ...
... recovered from 11.‘1.5. Hampshire is that of Lieutenant:.t.lonel 0. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., personal maisecretary to Lord Kitchener Hie remains are being brought here to-morrow for the purpose of being conveyed south by Rumours were in circulation that ...
... Hampshire which brought Lord Kitchener to Malta on May 29, 1912._ CArrrou N. Crowded memorial services for Lord Kitchener were held in the town-halls at Durban and Maritzburg, business for the time being suspended. Lord Kitchener's associations with Pretoria ...
... donation of £26 ss. from the Mercers' JUNE 8, 1916 IRIEF. THE HULTON CASE. LEGAL ARGUMENTS RESPECTIt% THE JURY'S FINDING. ord Kitchener, the meting, which . was And Saturday. have In the King's Bench Division to-day., Mr. acted. tice Lush heard legal arguments ...
... reference to the death of Lord Kitchener, whom he described as a great soldier and statesman, and a courteous gentleman. When we emerged from this great world conflict it would be more fully appreciated that Lord Kitchener was primarily responsible for ...
... supposed that Lord Kitchener was as much dreaded as he a - as hated in Germany. Count Keventlow writes in the Deutsche Tageszeitung . with almost hysterical joy. He sas : If a German submarine did indeed cause the death of Lord Kitchener, we must offer ...