... LORD KITCHENER. Swift o'er the mighty deep sped Azrael's flight, And on the Roll-call stood our Hero's name; Hundreds of souls attending him, he went. 1 Leaving with us a never-dying fame. Such were his footsteps on the sands of Time, That storm and ...

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... A GREAT EXAMPLE. Within the last month they had lost Lord Kitchener. As they knew,. Lord Kitchener was a member of the Scouts Council and took a great interest in the movement. His death would be a great loss to them. But he wee a great example to them ...

... realised what his loss meant to the country and to the Empire. But our hearts sank for more personal reasons than those. Kitchener's name had become a household word, his calm, strong, handsome face has looked down upon us day by day, not only from the ...

... sea, which has claimed so many of Britain's great and noble sons. has taken into her keeping the mortal remains of Earl Kitchener. Field Marshal and the Empire's war chief, but his memory will live throughout history, and although our hearts have throbbed ...

... atmosphere could have done, a fact which was frankly acknowledged in Parliament itself. We do not pretend to say that Lord Kitchener was infallible, for the simple reason that he was only human, but his mistakes were minor in character and are lost in the ...

... about tour o'clock on Tnesday afternoon. will appear a reproduction of Sn aitistic drawing, Tlinirny's Tribute to Lord Kitchener. - by Corp!. J. Sullivan. stationed at Norsood, together with verses br the soldier. ...

... words are still his to-day. Not I have done, though that is true also. but I am doing. Yes, dear friends, the spirit of Kitchener is still at work, a great work, not only in the great new army that lives to bear his name, but in the lives of all those ...

... Chief Scout. li-n Powell. and the interestiected with his visit are Yetie. Our columns include °ldler's pictorial tribute to Kitchener, an account of a m and motor smash in North port of a case of alleged theft sman. the Mayor's warning to ni appeal to the ...

... killed by • Brighton other matters dealt with include a full report of the local sientoris' j og the _ . .rvlce to Lord Kitchener. a 'row the magistratel concerning the sending of Treasury Notes by post, when they sentenced a postman for theft, snd other ...

... share in the heartfelt respect shown by Croydon people to the memory of that great warrior who has but gone before. Earl Kitchener had secured a great hold upon the affections of the people. bow great we had not previously fully appreciated, and it was ...