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... occasion Kitchener instructed his aide-de-camp to communicate with a certain General famous for the warmth of bis language. Not over the wires, added Kitchener. they might fuse I DO NOT AGREE. It is generally known that Lord Kitchener did not ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S APPEAL —♦ ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT FOR SALE. There is now on view at the Gift 48, Pall Mall, London, original letter which Lord Kitchener wrote when appealed for 300,000 recruits for the now armies, and it is for sale on behalf of the British ...
... WARM TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Mr. Asquith addressed a meeting electors East Fife at Ladybank ye»tef ...
... N MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. THE KING AND QUEEN AT ST PAUL'S, St )1.131N TRIBUTE. The King and Queen again identified theniscivis with the national sentiment by attending on Tuesday the Kitchener arnorjal servi , •e at St. raul's Cathedral. The weather ...
... Kipling's Missing Son. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, the Kitchener memorial service at Westminster, confided official the cathedral the statement that that was the first occasion on which he had heard hig_ hymn Recessional* sung. There lfi j~iT- sympathy with ...
... the summer of 1914, alluded to tho tragic doeth of Lord Kitchener, who, said, with boundless self-devotion had served bis country from the first day of the war the day of hia death. Lord Kitchener was not nature temperament an optimist; but even the darkest ...
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... from the unendurable privatioua of another winter war. LIFE OF LORD KITCHENER FAMILY CONSIDERING A BIOGRAPHY The Pref« Association id anthom-ed state that the family of Lord Kitchener have under consideration the publication of his life, the writing which ...
... been ki led when be was attacked by one of the infur.ated mob with a club had not Kitchener stepped forward and placed himself between the native and his companion. Kitchener's aim was badly injured in the struggle, and subsequently be mirtowly escaped 'being ...
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... THE SPEECH. TRIBUTE KITCHENER. Mr. ASQUITH, who rising to speak wa*. received with loud cheers, said;— Sir James Scott, Ladies, and Gentlsmen,-* It is more than two years since I lasi addressed you hero—an unprecedent gap the history of our connection ...
... thirty-eight officers annotate* last weekASl petty °Mous and met by the sinking of H.M.S. Hemp the warship on which Lord Kitchener and his staff perished off the Orkneys. ...