... KITCHENER What the Rev. R. J. CAMPBELL says: “Before Germany Is done with us she will be sorry she took Kitchener's life.” A striking sentence from a great preacher’s tribute to great soldier in to-morrow’s ...

... KITCHENER. We need no words, our loss defies went speech. And silence best ls the nation's grief Too deep for rage, that lastingly preach A sterner. firmer faith, than old belief. And one resolve shall spring front that great death, And new-born unity ...

... LORD KITCHENER IN A SWAMPED BOAT, DROWNED AFTER LEAVING THE HAMPSHIRE. It is stated that Lord Kitchener was drowned owing to the sinking of one of the boats which, Sir John Jeliicoe reported, were seen to leave the Hampshire. Lord Kitchener, attended ...

... Economy in the Kitchen. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The Rural Dean (the Rev. E. Neville Lovett) presided’ over largely-attended- evening meeting the Hartley Hall, where the principal speakers were the Rev. E. T. W. Grcensbicld and Alias D. G. Joynt (of tie Chinese Students’ Mission), who ...

... there being any survivors. H.M.5. Hampshire was on her way to Russia. LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The Secretary of the War Office states that the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.0., Personal' Military Secretary ...

... FAREWELL TO KITCHENER. 0 Kitchener, can it be true, thy busy brain is still That busy brain, that thought and planned with consummate akilL We are distraught—with grief we are consumed, we stand aghast That thou, our hero—out of sight and ken for aye ...

... .., througnout the town._ . . country hew uffeml a big in the death of Lord Kitchener. hut not .1 calamity which any effect on issue of the war. The paiwing of Lord Kitchener ywrticularly remind us of the frailty of imuikind. whether plaeed in a high ...

... KITCHEN ER. Master of many legions, at whose name Men rose by million for their Lord and land, When thou did'st raise that proud imperial hand To bid our manhood shake off rust and alum& The flower of England's youth met steel and flame, The jaws of ...

... . Lord Kitchener. Apart from Lord Kitchens's death this week would have been memorable enough. The loss of our foremost *Mal makes it the most momentous since *sr ens He fell a victim at, sea to ose et lie of death which science and nattonal conflicts ...

... DIED WITH KITCHENER. READING EN ON THE HAMPSHIRE. The news that staggered the Empire of the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his staff wee also news of distressing import to' the relatives of the sailors who manned the ship. Among the ...

... THE NEW LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener's heir is his eldest brother, Coloin! Henry E. Chevallier Kitchener, who is in his seventieth year. He entered the Army when he was twenty years of age and earned distinction in India. and was decorated at Burmah ...