... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. The Secretary for the Coionies has sued the text of messages received from the Governors-General of Canada, Australia. New Zealand South Africa, and Newfoundland, and from General Smuts on the death of Lord Kitchener. H.R.H. the ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. ----- , The King's Sympathy. Mrs. Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, hae been the recipient of innumerable letters and telegrams of sympathy in her and grief. which the whole Empire c!iares. Tll4. King sent her the following telegram:— ...

... indication of the ferooity of the Ruseian attacks, in one motor alone they took 21 searchlights, two supply trains, 29 field-kitchens, 47 machine-gun trains, 12,000 ponds (one pond equals 401 bad of barbed wire, 1,000 concrete girders, 7,000,000 oonmete collies ...

... week's issuebe spoke of the nation's great in the sudden removal of Lord Kitchener. Be said hearts have been saddened this week by the at sea of England'e greatest general, Lord Kitchener. I need hardly tell you what .his lose means lo the kmpbe at such a ...

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... of battleships and the manufacture and transport of munitions were shown Ilei be weitously delayed. The speeches ef Lord Kitchener and Mr. Lloyd George es the subject stirred public opinion to swab • degree that there is little doubt that the whole nation ...

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