... of Lord Kitchener making mis• take; bis grasp to lie surest when the ' problem was of the largest order. Certainly rJus first visualization the war has proved |to sound. What miracles were accomplished during the early months of Lord ' Kitchener’s reign ...

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... ia ejitertained of Lord Kitchener haring eecaped. At bolh buildings dags bare been placed half-mast. Names ol Stall. TTie War Office made the following announcement this afternoon::—-The special party accompanying Ixird Kitchener included Lieut.-Col. O ...

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... Round Empire. When Lord Kitchener's ten are a* Indian expired, hi* notion a boltdar was to travel the Bmpiro, at the request partictxiarly th* Commonwealth Government, study and advt** the organisatioD military training. the glorious exploits the force* ...

... MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE When the news Lord Kitchener’s ' tragic fate strived the market displayed a tendency ease, but generally | speaking. the tone has been firm : through the greater pert of the day. In Home Balls. and Yorkshire. Wes- I terns and ...

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... in criticizing Army administration his two recent speech©® been careful not reflect even the smallest degree ujion Lord Kitchener. It i« remarked that Mr. Churchill ha? aged for the better in the last tew months. It might have been wiser for him to have ...