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... ENEMY APPRECIATION, Cologne Gazette devotes a memoir to Lord Kitchener, in which it says that the late Field-Marshal Lie had the most die-1 titiguishnl career of any English. otlicer Itellington. lie showed great organ-: icing talent in South Africa and ...
... 1 Harrill and ro., The Story of Lord Kitchener. Only two chapters of the book remained to be written when news arrived of the sinking of the Hampshire. and the volume will include an account of Lord Kitchener's death. ...
... the stewards of the Jockey Club SUMMER WEAR, bing against harsh seams such as the Ordi- that. owing to the death of Lord Kitchener, n. racing should be held. have abandoned the me' ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC USE, nary elastic mooting possesses may cause Mg axed ...
... i-enee. Again, Lord Kitchener visited tireece and the Dardanelles, peeving twice through the Mediterranean, and allowing a m-irgiu of weeks to tierrnan spies anti German anti A , I%trian submarines. He returned unscathed. KITCHENER STORIES. HIS IRONY ...
... number cof bodies recovered from Hampehire is that of Lt.-Col. O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener. ...
... TRIBUTES TO KITCHENER. SUSPICION OF SPIES OR TREACHERY) ALLIES GRIEF; NEUTRAL APPRECIATION, A CHILL OVER THE WHOLE EMPIRE.' Tributes to the memory of Lord Kitchener poured in from all parts of the world yesterday, and not the least remarkable was one ...
... THE NEW EARL KITCHENER The Kitchener Earldom now goee to •he bite Earl's elder brother, Col. 11. F.. Chevalier Kitchener, who la close on 70 years of age. Ile took part in the S.W. African eatnpaign, and is now on his way hack to ...
... of the past week of sensations is contained in the current issue of the Irish Weekly Independent. on sale to-day. The Kitchener dis- aster, the North Sea Battle, and the evidence at Dublin courts martial are aL given front the most reliable sources ...
... stated that the body of lA.-Col. Fits, gerald has born washed arbor, For the ni..ment Mr. A.cplith has per. ponel charge Turd Kitchener'. departk meeting of the War I held at 10 Dawning ft:vet ye9tertlay. The Ilautp-heir a veeke; of 10,8,i0 tone, lied 4 in ...
... iog Machine, Lampe; the entire tannage of three Bedroom.. including Redding, Feather Reds, and !lair Mattresses,. settle Kitchen Chair, Tables. Utensil, Dairy Utensil, Patent Churn, 3 Bicycles, 'rob.. sort numerons ether lot. lota of propyty, Stock, Vehicles ...
... J. H. C. Lord Kitchener's tragic disappearance re moves the British General of greateet Continental reputation. AN UNCOMPROMISING MAN. He believed he had to fight his way in the army against strong drawing-room in fiancee. But he made no concessions to ...
... military lowur of Gt. lleitain, and to all three it will seem as if a great light has gone out. Pall Mall Gazette— Lord Kitchener will remain in history as he was in lifethe men of the ear. Against the rock of his memory all the controvereley large and ...