... Tributes to Kitchener, Not only was tribute paid in the Hmise of 1-iords on Tuesday Lord Kitchener’s memory, but interesting revelations about his character were made. Three Peers made reference to the late War Secretary. Each had special claim do so ...

... KITCHENER SONG OF HATRED. Amsterdam, Thursday- From Chemnitz the Vorwaerts learns that a song of hatred Lord Kitchener's death has been composed in the town, and publicly distributed, and even sung in music halls- Tfoa Varwaerts, in article condemning ...

... Lord Kitchener’s Hope. In Bond Street. met a great friend of Lord Kitcberer who told that the end *‘K. of K.” met v, she felt cure, the sort of end he would have wished for. “On ono of th© few occasions ever heard him rofer to death,” she said, “he remarked ...

... of the great services of Lord Kitchener to the nation, and unanimously p&tsed the foregoing resolution. Mr Asquitii was eloquent and moving in hisspeech proposing the resolution. Thought of Parting. hen Lord Kitchener said farewell after two yc*rs daily ...

... NATION'S MEMORIAL TO KITCHENER. Premier's Tribute, Wiiet Britain Owes to His Genius. That this House will to-morrow resolve iteelf into a Committee consider an humble aodrees to his Majesty, praying that his .vlajtety will give directions that a monument ...

... COFFINED IN A MAN-OF-WAR.” _ Kitchener Tributes. Moving Eulogy in House of Lords. House of Lords, Tuesday The sea never exacted heavier toll from Groat Britain than when Lord Kitchener, coffined in British man-ofwar, passed the Great Beyond. These closing ...

... aliuwon -asrwe used to call him,” and Lord Derby declared that Lord Kitchener was “the best friend I ever had.” Speaking with this knowledge claimed that the public view of Lord Kitchener as a hand, taciturn, stern man was utterly estimate of his character ...

... IN SEAFORTHS. Kitchener s Tribute to Famous Highland Regiment. A soldier who served with the Highlanders in India in the middle ninctiea, sends th© Gazette” copy of an address delivered to his battalion on tb© occasion of Lord Kitchener's visit to asirabad ...

... Lord Lansdowne Lord Kitchener’s name will live in history,” said, ” above all else as that of great soldier who was able by his personal influence to convert our lExpetiiuonary Army into great host numbered millions.” Lord Kitchener was firm believer in ...

... Defenderdn^Chic.f. Field-Marshal Viscount French to-day holds much the same position the public esteem and imagination as Loi'd Kitchener did. - Yet there was little in common between tho two great soldiers. It wa»s the personality tho Commandor-in-Chief of xhe ...

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