... LORD KITCHENER. NOW HE REGARDED WOMEN' Lord Kitchener was a personality. That summed him up. lie was the man of iron in, the eyes of the community. What must here dealt with is his social aspect. Thera never was any more foolish legend promulgated than ...

... THE MOMENT TO LORD KITCHENER. (sem the Maneheeter Citardian:) The Wilt in Mr. Asquith's speech on Lord Kitchener -on Wednesday was his'epplieM (inn of the famons quotation from Fame:is no plant that grows in mortal Nor in the gliateing foil Set off ...

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... to challenge the right of Indiana to have a determining voice in the purely domestic affairs of their own country. their Kitchener had no small inure tiiiin the ced ervice °llll b 'nat. ahL.u . ny in winch our tervi the rr;urce atoll 01 naval manner which ...

... longer, and they would_ have had some more =hips to have taken back into their 180 ports. We are all very sorry about I.,ra Kitchener having mine to such a end. a fine fellow. We shall go on to f and avenge him. I smoke ~ o co, so you might put me on your ...

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... asking how. many they had lost. Rather curious, too, before we had news of Kitchener's death they put a large white I placard up over their trenches on which was 1 written: 'Kitchener has been sent to the devil!' and once or twice recently they have displayed ...

... maa's Who thought to spend the evening of his days Among his people, in his England That he loved so well. Sleep on! bravo Kitchener, sleep on! A nation's tears fall on thy noble head That rests in waters deep a thousand fathoms, Free from all earthly cares ...

... THE LATE LORD 'KITCHENER National Memorial Proposed. The following id the text of the reaolution to be proposed by the Prim Minister the Meuse of Commons: That this House will to-morrow rewire into a Committee to consider a humble address to his Majesty ...

... middle bedroom. At 10-30, after defendant had been there about half an hour, witness and defendant left together by the back kitchen door, which she locked, placing the key under the water tub. Defendant left her cycle there. They went together to the Co ...

... given the instant the Germane are foreetrto retire. Who Write Kiteheaer's Biography People are asking wha will write Lord Kitchener' s Isicuraphy. To be done it would seem to require, as Lord dos•diery said of Gladstone, a committee of biographers, but ...

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