... death of Lord Kitchener is considered better than a German victory.— Exchange. KITCHENER—THE MAN. THE GREAT ORGANISER IK PRIVATE BOMB TYPICAL Thera have been many tributes paid daring tie last twenty-four hours the memory of Lord Kitchener, the soldier ...

... MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. CORN. LONDON (Tn Baxtio) . BxchAn« wm olo*«d to-d«y •t 3 pjn., respect to toe memory Bari Kitchener. W-HKA-r.—Mo bnomew hw bean cargo**, and non* atrempteii. Quotatioas may be regankd a* nominal. Blue stem and per steamer afloat ...

... KITCHENER’S FINE CAREER. Indomitab’e Will Secret Success. HIS MANY BIG TASKS. Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, G.C.8., G.C.il., 0.M., was born in at BallylongfortlTTh Kerry, and was, therefore, many British soldiers have been in the piiet, connected with ...

... the French army.— Briakd. The newspapers vie with each other in the warmth and geoeroaltv their tributes the' late Lord Kitchener, and mourn illustrious soldier they •might one of the greatest eon* the Republic. ...

... EMPIRE MOURNS LOSS OF LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener and General Sir William Robertson on the occasion ol an inspection troops. Leaving the War Office with General Joffre when the latter was paying visit to London. ■ ,• . ~■ v^.y^.^.-, >:■,.• ...

... commence the proceedings without referring to the great loss the nation has sustained by the death of-Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener. The disaster, which is deplored the whole of his Majesty's subjtects, is nowhere more deeply felt than amongst his fell ...

... by the Birmingham (Sty Council waa aa follow*-. Thai this Council, having learned of the loss H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener end hi* staff on board, and the probability of there being no survivors, expresses its profound jfrief afc'thia disaster ...

... stood the goal at last. A general conception Lord Kitchener at tu&t time was based ou the stirring narrative the campaign, written the late Air. O. U Sieevene. Major-General bir Horatio Herbert Kitchener (he wrote 1!>98) is years old the book, but that ...

... SUNK ON THE MAY TO RUSSIA. VAIN SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS. THE KING’S SORROW AT NATION’S LOSS. • The first news the death Lord Kitchener was contained in the following communique, issued at 1.40 p.m. yesterday:— The Secretary of the Admiralty announces that ...

... t-— memorial service will lie held in St. Paul's arhedra) The date and fnrtber par ri an. art. w iU announced triMlbla. KITCHENER STORIES. Ills liehiikes to DandiHei] Soldiers. AVell, Lord Kit&honor,” a prominent citizon Capetown is reported have said ...

... life amounts more than 7.ooo.—Central News. MB. ASQUITH TEMPORARY WAR MINISTER It stated that Mr. Asquith discharging Lord Kitchener's duties as Minister War a* present. • those mentioned In connection with the office are Mr. Lloyd George, Hr Law. and Lord ...

... Fate has been terribly cruel to Lord Kitchener. •• k. k.’s « the last great QR«AT meoRO. war which con- vulsed Euro p • Nelson was taken when victory h%d been won, and Wellington lived many years after Waterloo. Kitchener has perished in the North Sea in ...