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... it The Way of the Wm 1 iAt r a.uA.d KITCHENER CHARACTER THIS anagram-looking combination is the great outstanding fact of the world-wide appreciation of Lord Kitchener, who was laid to rest, metaphorically, in St. Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday. K. of K ...
... I THE NATION'S LAST TRIBUTE TO ITS WAR LORD THE MEMORIAL SERVICE TO LORD KITCHENER AT Si. PAULS Drawn by Arthur Garratt. Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. The never-surfeited sea, which has exacted a double toll from our Island-Empire within ...
... EGYPT PHASE LORD KITCHENER AT THE BATTLE OF OMDURMAN, WHICH HE MARVELLOUS ENGINEERED, IT MARKED THE CROWN OF BRITAIN'S SWAY IN EGYPT IN QUEEN VICTORIA'S REIGN /qs represcnted at the time by The Graphic The portrait of Lord Kitchener which we give as a ...
... of Lord Kitchener and his staff in H.M.S. Hampshire, off the rock-bound coast of the Orkneys, while on their way to Russia. It is a tragic end to a great career, a career never so splendid as in this time of war, for no man but Horatio Kitchener could have ...
... HOUSE, WH1TEFRIARS, E.C. Telephone No.. Telegram. 2860.2861,2862.2863 Holborn. Talliicano. London. Incomparably the finest Kitchener portrait in existence A LIVING LIKENESS OF THE G R E AT FIELD-MARSHAL 1 m* Drawn by the famous French artist, Jean Baftiste ...
... Skynner. M |N| IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE TO SEE HIM LAST: SOME GALLANT NAVAL OFFICERS OF H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE WHO PERISHED WITH LORD KITCHENER .j Riuioll IM S CAPT. ARTHUR L. CAY H.M.S. Invincible. Rev. H. D. DIXON-WRIGHT \1 1 Died of wounds. |\J LIEUT. A. P. McMULLEN ...
... tragedies of the war. People who once were well- to-do stand in silent, anxious crowds waiting their turn while the soup kitchens pass along. Thousands are living in trucks and sleeping on the stone floors of railway stations. Women, with children in ...
... Rossetti. Mr. T. A. Cook's knighthood is a recog nition of his vigorous war editorials. --MM-- I I fflMMMSHMMMBEB! i I Ml LORD KITCHENER'S FELLOW-VICf IMS THE HAMPSHIRE'S COMMANDER AND MB MB Cnntnin Herbert J. Savill. R.N. Mr. Hugh J. O'licirne (Foreign Ofl ...
... Incomparably the finest Kitchener portrait in existence A LIVING LIKENESS r OF THE G R E AT FIELD-MARSHAL Drawn by the famous French artist, Jean Baptiste Gutii At sittings specially accorded to The Graphic in May, 1916 just a month before the tragedy ...
... officers who made these men into soldiers deserve well of their country though for their part they give the praise to Lord Kitchener, who had the faith and courage to bid them do it. But there is something to be said, too, for the great army of labour which ...
... great force at the War Office for several months, and has made his hand felt there to some purpose. But the passing of Lord Kitchener makes him more prominent than ever. Nobody can look at Sir William and at Mr. Lander's por trait of him without feeling that ...
... awake to the fact that to the Hunnish mind trade and commerce are nart of the art of n. Showing Russian wounded soldiers how kitchener's armies were raised. Serbian soldiers making merry on joining their Allies at Salonika. TV M I J ft ussian children looking ...