... very The enemy overwhelmed. is fighting with great s tubhornite,s.--Ctiltral News. I.ORD KITCHENER. memorial at St. for Lord K EN WVI A RV S BOMBARDED Kitchener has been fixed for Tuesday Amsterdam. Thursday. next. Admission will be by ticket. According ...

... been saved. tributes to the work Lord Kitchener continue to come to hand. Resolutions of mpathy have been passed by Allied . Parliaments. GENERAL JOFFRE & M. SRIAND IN LONDON. FRENCH WAR MINISTER ALSO. LORD KITCHENER. THE NAVAL RATTLE. furnishes to-day ...

... KITCHENER What the Rev. R. J. CAMPBELL says:— Before Germany is done with us she will be sorry she took Kitchener's life. .1 striking sentence from a great preacher's tribute to great soldirr in Sunday's ILLUSTRATED ...

... Truops in France—Latest from Salonica—OUß ENEMIES is god East Prussia — Zeppelins—Verdun. Grrr. 1444. NUTIOE.—THE LATE LORD KITCHENER Episodes of his lite on the screen—To-morrow and daily. 2 __ 3o and EA ...

... reference to the death of Lord Kitchener : As the German people. in the words of the Imperial Chancellor, have forgotten sentimentality, we may, without hesitation, express the feel• ing which the news of the death of,Lord Kitchener has caused in us. This is ...

... C. Benson's Fins Belief. The subject of Mr. A. C. Benson's letter in the Church Family Nr - xspaper this week is Lord Kitchener. Mr. Benson. in conclul-ion, quotes a letter of an officer at the front which reached him the other day : The officer was ...

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... and if only the people of this country would realise it, the war may be won in the drawing-rooms, the dining-rooms, and the kitchens of our English homes. It is the most solemn duty of every one of us to-day that we do our little bit in our sphere to produce ...

... OF THE DAY. In a letter to the Times to-day Lord Cromer gives a highly interesting account of Lord Kitchener and Fashoda. In 1897, when Lord Kitchener was about to go up the Nile, and almust certain there to meet Captain Marchand, Lord Cromer was in London ...

... STATEMENT. Berne, Friday. Lord Kitchener's intention to visit Russia was known in Germany. Evidence in support of this statement appears in the Leipzig Neueste Nachrichten of Wednesday morning. which appended the news of Lord Kitchener's death, with an elaborate ...

... improve last Saturday, when they dosed 4i buyers, comparing with 5 9-16 now. REASON FOR THE STRENGTH. The tragic death of Lord Kitchener produced, appropriately enough, no effect upon Stock Exchange prices. The strength of the markets is due mainly to the investment ...

... almost a new tradition for the British Navy, at least since the glorious fight of the Revenge—the one against fifty-three. KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. - Mourn, and for many weep, Those unachieved li‘es that in the deep Are sunken; but for him, The silent happy ...