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... LORD KITCHENER NUMBER Daily Sketch TO-MORROW. Fall A t and ...
... HE YORKSHIRE EVENING POS TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1916. LORD ITCHENER AND HIS STAFF DROWNED Lord Kitchener, builder of armies. a ae We ee GoD a Poe go Wt ...
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... WHERE HE DREW THE LIne a ghmpso of Lord Kitchener ac vey famous portrait painter. A considerable ten» “IX. of K.” sat to him, and on one orras AND to be lunching in the house after a projo: Lord Kitchener did not contribute to the until it tu to the ladv ...
... doubt Lord Kitchener was satisfied to suffer in silence the berbed shafts aimed at him. Whar the public did reseni, however, was the that Lord Kitchener was a failure in the Boer War—that Lord had a poor opinion of his strategy. For Kitchener made good ...
... «clajer®” HIS WO nr ‘THE PARTY WHO SAILED WITH LORD KITCHENER. ALL HOPE ABANDONED, FLAGS HALF-MAST AT ADMIRALTY AND WAR OFFICE. The War Office announces that the spccial party accompanying Lord Kitchener included: ©. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G. (per- sonal military ...
... TWICE THANKED BY PARLIAMENT. Lord Kitchener was born in 1850. He was commissioned second lieutenant, Royal Engineers in 1871. As a subaltern he was employed in sur- vey work in Cyprus and Palestine, and on pro- motion to captain in 1883 was attached to ...
... Cabinet-room at No. 10, Downing S:ree This story of Kitchener was told only a few + sont ted as a cri la on account of a cino tm, Cartes 4 aynard, a yy artisan, sent @ toma: letter to Lord Kitchener, intimating his desire 1 his brother in the colours ...
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