... was not. So they set to work to live up to Kitchener. The way they did it was subtle to a degree. In order to deserve Kitchener they had to produce tasks of the kind that only Kitchener could do. The Kitchener job was the kind of job that everybody else ...

... THE HUMAN KITCHENER A. reminiscent snapshot of our late Minister for War in happy days when he was in his true element as British representative at Cairo. He is shown watching an exhibition of trick-riding by Bedouin horsemen at Minieh Photograph Stud ...

... KITCHENER’S MEMORIAE. Cruel losses are the price of vie lory. This is realised in every f.o.ne t.ic lands the Allies. Yesterday ti.e menu', ial services for Lord Kitchener, St. Paul s Cathedral, in our own Cathedral Church, and in ot.ier parts of the ...

... IORD KITCHENER. ‘ The Mayor, prior to the commencement of ‘the ordinary busitess, refcrred to the servies which had been held that day in the Cathedral i memory of Lord Kitchener, amd went on to say that lLe was sure they would wish some expression of ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Warrior, thy work is done, Now take thy rest; We mourn that thou art gone, One of the beat. Soldier of soldiers' chief, Thy last long sleep Is not on battlefield, But ocean deep. Though dead, thy fame shall live While time shall run, Thy ...

... LORD KITCHENER. MEMORIAL SERVICES IN OTHER LANDS. Services in memory of Lord Kitchener went held yesterday in many places other than those reported last night. The following telegram from Cairo has been received by the War Office from the General Officer ...

... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. • Memorial Sehrice, in Egypt.. • LONDON. Wednesday. • The following_ telegram has hoen received by the; War Office trom tho General Officer Conunanding-in-Usia in ].pt: - Tneaday. A memorial sizrvice for Lord Kitchener was held ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Kt:d li.l,tclieuer gale kcty fits years of dlAinguisthed service t and it ;s largely due to his admisi. strati ,0 gelling and unwearying energy that the country berg able to arid 'lle decisions of nr. t h e place in the fic:d the armies ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Unflinching hero, watchful to foresee And face thy country's peril wheresoe'er, Directing war and peace with equal care, Till by long toil ennobled thou wert he Whom England call'd and bade Set my arm free To obey my win and save my honour ...

... LORD KITCHENER. L ORD Kitchener, accompanied by his staff, was on his way to Russia in H.M.S. Hampshire, on the sth inst., when the vessel struck a mine, about 8 p.m., and sank within ten minutes off the Orkneys. It was reported that four boats were seen ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Poet Laureate's Tribute to the Great Soldier. In the Times appears the following tribute to Lord Kitchener Dr Bridges, the Poet Laureate:— Unflinching hero, watchful to foresee And face thy country's peril wheresoe'er, Directing war ...

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