... cause of tho Allies demanded that he should maintain quiet. Iu saying this, do not suggest that at the outset the war Lord Kitchener realised the great need that would arise for high explosive shells. Neither nor the French Headquarter Staff, nor Germans ...

... members, disper: after rising and standing amidst prolonged silence, ‘‘HIS GREATEST WORK WAS DONE.” Many warm eulogies of Lord Kitchener’s achieve- in the New ments and expressions of sorrow at his death appear ork papers. All journals agree, says Reuter, that ...

... faith. If the public had been asked by a choose between Kitchener and the Cebinet, it was certainly not the latter which would havo won the day.” THE DLIFECTS OF HIS QUALITIESS. “Lord. Kitchener, says the “Times,” “had thé defects of his qualities. He ...

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... CONSTERNATION LEEDS THE NEWS EECEIVED WITH INCREDULITY. The news of the terrible fate had overtaken, i/ord Kitchener reached Leeds jnst before three o'clock yesterday afternoon, and is safe to say that news received since the first weeks of the war created ...

... the most famous figures of the preeent Lord Kitchener’s career has been closely ass time ciated with some of the greatest events of the last 20 years, and when war was forced upon us it was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively ¢urned ...

... on the slightest pretext.. They added: “For God’s sake, when is this going to be over?” LORD KITCHENER’S YORKSHIRE WALET. Henry Surguy, valet to Lord Kitchener, was drowned on tho cruiser Hampshire. He was the son of the Jate Serreani-Major Sur- guy. formerly ...

... s10n from the military authority. On the London Stock there was an out- burst of feeling against enemy aliens when Lord Kitchener's death became known, avd to-day Glasgow citizens bave arranged a meeting to demand that the Government intern al! male aliens ...

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... Lusitanis.” lone! fp chener then asked’ Mr. Partridge to té!! (! gerald, who was present, the etory of be prot e@: Lord Kitchener asked Mr. Partricg*. iw’ Na ing, to try to buy for him a little Top to be sold.in the approaching sale st Cons “T shall be ...

... The Empire’s Loss. When the first stunning shock of to-day’s bad news has passed, the death of Lord Kitchener and the manner of his sacrifice will have an enormous influence in strengthening the Empire’s resolve to exact full retribution, by prosecuting ...

... cruicer’s course. THE SPIRIT OF KITCHENER WILL SURVIVE. GLOWING TRIBUTES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE. Messages received to-day from Allied and neutral countries, convey striking tributes to the life and work of Lord Kitchener. In a message to Mr. Asquith ...