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... party on shore LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE STORY IN DETAIL wos Sitting that Ireland which hes given BO Of greutest ve claim him too, so far, at e is concerned. least; de Horatio Herhert. Kitchener was the second Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener, of 1th ms, who ...

... THE GREAT PABADE, KITCHENER’S VISIT TO THE CITY LAST YEAR. Liverpool people will not readily forget the visit. which Kitchener, at the personal in- stance of Lord Derby, paid to this city on Sunday, March 21, 1915. Overnight he had travelled up to Knowsley ...

... news, ** Lord Kitchener and his steff drowned,” was flashed over the wire the Echo”’ put on the a special stop-press edition, There was a great sensation in the main thoroughfares. Papers were snatched from the vendors, whose bill, Kitchener dead ” and “ ...

... 12,82. CHICAGO OPENING CABLE Wheat firm; July jc.up. Lard: Jaly 15 pis down, Sept. 10. pis cown. Pork: July 15 pts down. KITCHENER : At Society Lord Montague said: Tf he has died tow in height of his fame And power, it is a noble Ceath, and he has died ...

... Office, noti- fies, with reference to the announcement of the loss of the Hampshire, that a special party consisted of Lord Kitchener Lieutenant-Colonel O. A Vitzgerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary, Brigadier-General W. Eller- shaw, Second-Lieutenant ...

... that 1 think the Army, the country, and the Empire are under a debt which cannot be measured in words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war.—The Premier, in the House of Commons last week. ...

... When Lord Kitchener, General MazareD, General Pirdwood. General Godley i climbed the heights of Anzao view tho [Turkish lines one of the asked who I they were? I “Oh, that’s Billy and three other * said his mate! A little later, when Lord Kitchener addressed ...

... afternoon vendors of the were. mobbed, b crowds anxious to secure copies containin the carly news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener. Especially pressing was the demand in Lord- street, where the boys had the culty in responding to it. greatest diffi. ...

... SOME STORIES. AMUSING INCIDENTS IN KITCHENER’S CAREER. It woul d bea great mistake to regard Lord Kitcher ag a sort of Juggernaut, w a no care f or the comfort and health of his men. Jn one durin the South African ar & te in: the Royal Engineers re- ported ...

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