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... br The changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace yesterday. The officers were wearing crape bands in mourning for Lord Kitchener. Isonzo there I, le s s b a e r e l _loyed intense the part n formerly troops.—Reuter. dumb German,,,_ ~e.•ng to evmsterday ...
... THE ENEMY OFFENSIVES. Had it not been for the overshadowing events of the naval battle and the death of Lord Kitchener, we should have been strung to considerable tension during the last few days the heavy fighting that has developed on many of the military ...
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... Lord Kitchener. We go to press with our nation mourning deeply for a great soldier, whose character inspired universal confidence and respect. This from its sheer strength, for we honoured Lord Kitchener, because be looked neither at praise nor blame ...
... France-- Latent front Sakittita—OUß ENEMIES in Belgians ant Prow.' - Zogspelinw—Vardaa Gerr. 1444. NOTICE.—THE LATE LORD KITCHENER 'ado+ 0 his Life oft die streea--Sat. aril daily. 130 and 7,30 Art Galleries. ENOR GALLERY. INTERNATIONAL EXIIIIIIrnOI4. ...
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... GRIEF FOR LORD' KITCHENER. • Memorial Service at St. Paul's on Tuesday. KING TO BE PRESENT. The Sscretary of the War •n- 1 n ounced last night that by arrangement with the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's! • memorial service to the late Field-Marshal Lord ...
... Oliver Twist and What Happened to Mary . Films Postponed . The Secretary of the War Office that , owing to the death of Lord Kitchener , the production of the official war films at the Scala will be to a date which be in due course . All tickets already issued ...
... and Patrick Maclntyre, the president, Lord Cheylesmore, referred to the loss the nation had sustained in the death of Lord Kitchener. Captain Lawless, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, said he examined the accused yesterday morning and found him mentally ...
... REMEMOEA KITCHENER. Bin,—lf our soldiers st the front need new battle cry, let it be “Reancmber Kitchener I It will eerre drive the feet heme our enmnim that Kitchener ■P.irit will continue borniagly alive, and will prove our ooaeolation end tMr oonfuaion ...
... THE SHE THE DAILY M FILL TO GAP $• { yv General Sir W. Robertson, who is spoken of as Lord Kitchener's successor, leaving the War Office yesterday. ...