... crowd that aasamblod in front of the Evening Express Offi-e. Pathetic Scene, ously awaiting confirmation rumour that Lord Kitchener had been saved. Since th«i outbreak the war there been more pathetic scene Aberdeen, and were overwhelmed by telephonic inquiries ...

... LORD SELBORNE Speaking at Westminster, said.—l sure you would all wish to express our profound sorrow at the death of Lord Kitchener. It would be easy to criticise the details his administration of the War Office, but what history will remember is that he ...

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... MR. HUGHES The tragic news of Lord Kitchener’s death comes as a dreadful shock to the Whole Empire. He was man whose name and personality seemed to stand the veritable embodiment the British race in _ this the greatest crisis of its history. By his life’s ...

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... members of field Marshafs family the deep sympathy of the Queen and himself. His Majesty was out of town when the news of Lord Kitchener's death was communicated to him. It, of course, came as a shock. Last evening, messages from all quarters were pouring in ...

... witness of this two 'ears' war, with its of human live., blames me fur that may answer for his charge before God. LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF DROWNED. Tag Secretary of the Admiralty yesterday issued the fallowing telegram received from the Commande ...

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... EMPERORS OUTBURST ON JUTLAND FIGHT. THE NORTH SEA TRAGEDY. WAS IT THE OUTCOME OF ESPIONAGE IN BRITAIN? The tragic death of Lord Kitchener has evoked world-wide sympathy. M. Briand, the French Prime Minister, in a telegram of condolence to Mr Asquith, says All ...

... Daily Express declares that . Kitchener never doubted eventual When he left London for the last knew it sure. For successor, may be, the best we can hope \ s efl e ' he may be inspired by Lord spirit and carry Lord Kitchener's work to a speedy and glorious ...

... that there is any survivor of the ill-fated vessel. The loss of Lord Kitchener is one of the heaviest blows that this country has been called upon to bear. Since the war started Kitchener has been a nanio to conjure with. He has inspired confidence not only ...

... THE BRAIN OF THE BRITISH ARMY. Paris, Tuesday. The news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener ran like wildfire through Paris this afternoon. The late Minister of War is regarded by the French the brain of the British army, and his death comes to them with ...