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... KITCHENER'S CONFIDENCE IN VICTORY. • Ile worked hard. The responsibilities placed upon him, we sometimes thought, were almost too great for one man to carry; yet he laboured on, full of hope. Lever flinching, ever confident of final v:e-tory. We should ...

... THE LATE LORD 'KITCHENER National Memorial Proposed. The following id the text of the reaolution to be proposed by the Prim Minister the Meuse of Commons: That this House will to-morrow rewire into a Committee to consider a humble address to his Majesty ...

... BERLIN SOUP KITCHENS. 500,000 People to be fed Daily. COPENIIAOLNI. Tuesday. The establishment of new kitchens in Berlin, which aro able to provide each day for more than persons, was completed today, and the distribution of food will he begun ...

... LORD KITCHENER. NOW HE REGARDED WOMEN' Lord Kitchener was a personality. That summed him up. lie was the man of iron in, the eyes of the community. What must here dealt with is his social aspect. Thera never was any more foolish legend promulgated than ...

... VOLUNTEER 'TRAINITG CORPS. LORD KITCHENER'S VIEWS. Replying in the Rouse of Lords on Tuesday to suggestions that further Wl* should be made of members of the Volunteer Training Corps, Earl Kitchener said the Volta.- teen had been most useful in meeting ...

... LORD KITCHENE.R DROWNED. H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE SUNK OFF THE ORKNEY ISLANDS. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. BURTON MEMORIAL SERVICE REV. N. B. FREEINUIN ON CON CENTRATID PURPOSL right to Win and free the World. The congregation of 850 people who attended the town's memofial service lo Lord Kitchener at mid-day on Saturday, was of a thoroughly ...

... IT. • Well, Lord Kitchener, • prominent citizen of Capetown is reported to have said to his guest during a crisis in the South African War, and how do you propose to reorganise the transport? Reorganise it, 'aphid Kitchener drily; I shall or ...

... eyes, and quiet. voice, expressed his character. Horatio Herbert Kitchener was born on June 21th, 1850; at Gunsborough House, near Trak*. Ireland. His I fathew, Colonel Horatio Kitchener, belonged to ivfinflolk fain*, but before Horatio's birth had become ...

... wiz -SAM) BY BURTONIAN. LORD IUICHENER'S CALMNESS IN THE DESERT.. It is not generally known that Lied Kitchener once had a remarkably nacre* escape Iran:Odes& at the hands of a •Beirtonian and hi, coiniades. The Burtoniaito question is now Staff-Sergeant ...

... men of the ill-fated vessel. The shock was a terrible one— Kitchener drowned as the placards had it—one hardly believed it possible; yet so it was. DIED AS WOULD HAVE WISIIED. Lord Kitchener died as be would have wished—a soldier serving his country ...