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... es The late Lord KITCHENER. Pboto by Elliott tad Fry. ...
... SUMMARY. It is with citron° regrot so have to armorial , the death of Lord Kitchener and members of his staff, as the result of the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire, either through a. mine or a torpedo, when off the Orkney Islands. The Secretary of State for ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. H.M.S. Hampshire Sunk on Her Way to Russia ...
... Russia. Lord Kitchener had left England on the invitation of S.I.M. the Tau on a visit to Russia, and at the request of his Majesty's Government was to have taken the opportunity of discussing important military and financial LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The ...
... fight on, and the more bravely—if that be possibleisecause they have taken our Kitchener from es. Let us be thankful that there are still *en left who will take Kitchener's place, and carry on his good work. We mast not be so fearfully and hopelessly ...
... when George Beatty and Johnny Wilson appeared on the green of the St. Andrew's Club in a match op behalf of the Little Kitchener Motel Ambulance Fund. This wes my first visit to the St. Andrew., Club, but from I saw of it I should say is a very flourishing ...
... NARROW ESCAPES. His Life Endangered on Several Occasions. Lord Kitchener's career war beset will, misliaps and exciting incidents. mi me once exploded at Chatham and permanently injured his right eye. condemning him to the use of glasses whenever he studied ...
... is playing a smal lpart in. Fred Kitchen's revue All Eyes, a bright little show, in which one of Manchester's favourite comedians is seen at his best. There is almost a plot, but there is lots of fun in which Kitchen largely plays the part of hotel ...
... although it must be confessed quite a gloom was oast over the proceedings when word was received of the disaster to Lord Kitchener and staff on board H.M.S. Hampshire. Yesterday's programme consisted of the concluding stages of the 8100 First-olses Handicap ...