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Kitchener of Khartoum, Secretary of State for War, was published, in 1914 the Pall Mall Magazine." I in written

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rare in far-sway" vilages, in crowded i bazaars, or in dewrt or Living the life of the natives he talked trade and

mered with crossfed Arab mer chants between puffs his chibouk, vr Soudanese" polities. [with" Disbareen

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[BY JANK, ANDRUSON IN THE DAILY- CHRONICLA."]

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least with profound respect. It was, instant triumph of a subordinates over Through the courtesy of the British Admiralty was permitted to see this facts like their own idea of impenetrable apparently insuperabe difficulties,

submarine and talk with her officers and reserve, and an a Far Eastern friend who I is a popular ides that the shiel trait was in Kitchener entourage informelia Lord Kitchener's character was a stern" | She is in barbour. with her bow-plating me, Kitchener is regarded by the Japanese unbending aloofness which makes him torn inte strigs and two of her torpedo to-day as the greatest European they have cold and unapproachable on all occasions, tobe crnahed. Her plates are crampled ; and inconsiderate to whomever he comes two of her bulkheads sie brokên away se (into contact with, is iden, however, in the bar bit in Ear tubes are pro Incidentally, my obiret here is quita erroneous K., et Ka" les unexploded; torpedoes,: Their casing i

test a newer and more accurate exterior was really nurk. He can be twisted and stared in, ani tha rear doors estimate of Ford Kitchener's, personality, ¦ a "machine. af steel. raticent of their are jammed. But the quality af None, could be mife interesting. if only unapproachable. underling" tosi qoote" the high exploäive in her torpedoes and for the fact that there has been no other, the late Ce. W. Schefeus, "the (atnous wie the mechaniam controlling it prevzated modern soldier or statesman, whose previrrespement, but to can also be genial.no explosion, thus saving her from total paration for the work awaiting him has; atahle and kindly faitholign it must be ¦ destruction." provided such an example of reversion opnfessed that his humour is usually of | → SILÁTTERED AND SEXX; NOT LOST. to the ancient methods of Providence in

thegrim karvastia) kind. The Arms She struck a mine. head on. The the fashioning of its heroes-from the however, appreciate it. They like to explosion smashed two of her bulkheads,- days of Mows, onwards-amidst the wastes renuniber an incident when, during the broke all glass aboard her, and sent the and solitudes of Nature. It was said of ¦ South African War the young meion of a eruw sprapling to the floor of Las com- And Chatham that there was something; noble house, who hai joined the Imperia?) perkazenta, But her torpedoes did not fuer in the man than anything he said. Yeomanry as a typer, could not nader explode: her motors ilid not stop ber So with Lord Kitchener there is a strange stand that he was not on terms of perfect dials did not fail to register," She dropped Innate poses which has always found equality with the members of the staff to be bottom of the sea, and the water expression, not in words, but in achieve. Having beda. suramamed one morning to fooded ip under the doors of the torpedo, ́ment, and in the production of achiere carry some despatches for the Com tabes. But wishin ten minutes after the

ment in others.

mazder-in-Chief, be entered the room with collision she had been righted, had teome A jaunty air

Do you wast

to the surface, and turned her rose towarik Kitchener he asked. calmly. The rest, home, of the staff gasped for fear of what would happen next. Kitchener, however, merely looked at him with a smile. Oh, don't call me Hitchener," he remarked, peatly

beastly formal Call

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THE NEW PEER.

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Colonel Henry Kitchener will succes to the Peerage

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When I looked at her lying with her exposed tubes shining in the sunlight and her bulkheads in strips of rusty iron, it seemed incredible that she had been under the count gum of the enemy that she could have made in her damaged con- dition journey of 300 miles, returning to a agfe barbour with the information, sha "Kad been sent to obtain.

And added to this was the fact that, she had made the voyage in a high sea, that for 20 hours, defenceles, she avaded. the angray 'patrols.

BELOW.

He is the elder brother of the late peer, having been born in 1816, and was formerly conamanding the Duke of Corg I had heard stories of German sub: wall's Light Infantry. He served in marines sank by a single shot, so I asked Burtma i 1801, was, mentioned in one of the offers how his boat had sar. despatches and awarded the medal withvived the tremendous shock-of-a-mine clasp: he also served with the Manipur

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Irishnen like to claim Lord Kitchener as a countryman of theirs on the ground that he was born at thngsborough Vilis. County Kerry, on June 24th, 184, But although his father,, Colonel Henry Horatio Kitchener, had migrated, tó i Ireland from Leicestershire two years Herbert." before the birth of his son Herbert, the family in East Anglian, and in the little) Suffolk village of Lakenheath there are records of the Kitcheners going back to two hundred years ago, when Thomas Kitchener, and his wife Abigal,"eame thither frous Hampshire in the reign of the third William. His other's family, the Chevalliers, of Agpall, in the same old eastern county, have poessel Aspal Hall for over two centuries; and it was in recognition of his mother's family here that Kifchecer associated in his tide the name of the little East Anglia poisi lezer in the same year he held because of her strength.” village with that of Khartoum. Ireland (despatches and claap). From 1988 to he said. It broke her how and it torn has given many great aldies to the 1998 he was D.A.4.G.; Jamaica, and was off two of her baliches. Thit the last Empire-notably Lord Robern but for a time Colonel Commending the Westone held. The efficiency of her pumps "silly" Sufelk produced the stock from India Regiment Depes. He married in

was not impaired. Within two minutes which sprang Farl Kitchener of Khartoum 1877 Eleanor Fanny (who died in 1807 we had them working. and Aspall. As a boy he seems to have only child pl the late Lieut. Colonel impressel observers in different ugys. Franklin Lushington, C.B., and has isea An old friend of the family describes him living. Henry Franklin Chevallier (born as a “manly, active and spirited little 1978, Commander R.N.) and Norah fellow who could not keep quiet, and Franch thorn 1882, who married in 1909 beginning to show red patches of rust. consequently like all boys of his kind Capt. For n Buckatt, H.A., ton of the

sed to get into scrapes but had gree: famous Punch" contributor).

a white compartment with brass ättings. Colonel Hezry kitchener Rucceeds Juck in getting out of them." Another

I do not know what I had expected to says" be WIN E smart, intelligent, under the special reminder to the find, but when I stood in this compart growing-up-lad, promising to be a smart poorage of Viscount Kitchener of munt I could see no traces whatsoever young fellow," while a third remembers Khartoum and of the Veal, and of Aspall, of the catastrophe. Directly in front of him as quiet and taciturn, good at:

Co. Suffolk (grunted in 1902) and Earl me were the rear doors of the torpedo books, but taking a bad place in outdoor Kitchener of Khartoum and of Broome, tubes, painted a brilliant white; and to games and gymnastics. To a fourth he Viscount Broome of Broome Co. Kent and my right and left the great shining for Ohlam quotations from was a shy, self-contained boy, who early Baron Denton of Denton, Co. Kent pedoes were clamped in their racks. Only showed a talent for figures." K's friends granted in 1914). These honours were the wheat ventrolling the bow rudder was of his famous days will readily recognise granted with special remainder to his not true? The slender brass rod support thoso carly aprouts of his later qualities.

elder brother (who succeeds) and his ing it had suffered from the vibration. heirs and In the event of this line failing to his younger brother (the late Liaut General Sir Frederick Walter Kitchener,

A HOLIDAY IN BRITTANY,

They soon bore fruit in an eagerness

for any useful experients which crossed R.C.B.) and his heirs. The new peer's

He asked me it would not come below and see the marks of the disaster, So I followed him across a gangway and on to the narrow deck, which already waa

The late was open. "Belote I could see

BÁN PHOBLEM" OF, HOW TO RISE. AGAIN. DE

This was the "only mark made by the mine of the enemy. Not that it was to

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was staying during a vacation with his and died in 1912, has left issue one a simple matter, with the rudders not rate, we were floating. So we started I periscope, and there flashed up before me,

father in Brittany, for the Irish estates Henry Hamilton, sur offeer of the Royal under control."

is a little clear image, a minute picture

looking her over for the damage. had been sold. France's last desperate Flying Corps, born 1600, and three

This was how he told it to me the of inen walking amidships of one of those "You spo, one of the officers ampliad story of that black interval when those distant, vessels. struggle against the German hosts was daughters..

to me, "we didn't know what had hapers and the men of the crew waited, Then he explained the fine machanikar being fought cut by brave but ill-organised

The 1908 pobrego granted in the pened the water was spurting in and at a hundred feet below water level, not of control rooms to me, and poise armies of haarily.raised levies. Young ordinary way to Lord Kitchener and his broken glass was everywhere. We didn't knowing whether or not their bulkheads out the places for the men who have Kitchener effered his services to the heirs male, becomes extinct as he never know how much of her was gone. We were destroyed, whether their instru- tain stations in this vital compac French, wae accepted, and fought under married. d.

knew that every man aboard her had been ments were irreparably damaged, whether I do not think that I have over soon münbi General Chanzy in the operations around. Broome Park from which Lord knocked fist on his face, that the glais ar at toy would over come up again delicacy of construction as I say in Le Mais. It was characteristic of so Kitchener took one of his tition, is neat of the dials was rattling about underfoot.into the sunlight,

Metanet e pimmaculate little room, and such evidemus unconventionala nature that his first Canterbury and was benght by him when But we didn't know, what was to become step to fortune and greatness wa-a piece be came back from India noven years ago of us. We were as far down as we could above all other things. We found out CENTRE OF THE BHIPS 12 It was his ship he seemed to think of of efficiency and concentration. of Indiscipline. He was on leave in at the age of 59 with the intention of bo, and, as for getting up-well, it didn't what we'd come Into, he said, koew Alexandria on the eve of the famous "settling down." It is full of his look like much of a chum that there was no mistake about the bombardment, and knowing thats collection at curica and trophies made It was fine, you know, to be the mine. Things didn't look partiell telegrata recalling him to Cyprus was during his long career. For more than crew. They got on their feet and at their larly promising. But it all came as imminent, he arranged with a friendly a year he had occupied part of York stations before the coriander had time to whether we could make a port alone Pressman to delay its rearning, his hands House, St. James Palace, as a convenient to order them there. In two minutes the or whether we couldn't until the weakly boat to Cyprus had gone. town residence Lieutenant Kitchener with his, it the

order to rise had gone through to the time, unrivalled knowledge of the natives and their language was, of course, a wal- come find for any condander ilke Loni Wolasley, committed to operations in comparatively unknown country. Accord ingly his services were retained, and from that moment his future was asured, There followed twelve monthal urirennte. ting labour broken only by a journey

gence

to Sinai, sad them Officer, he disappeared into the desert

he south. His nature had

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This was the heart of the ship'; béyaner the great watertight doors there engine room with the breathing and white makes overhead and herobe another white door was be-battery

But the control room was the corize uni the source at.

engine room, and the pumps were going, F.!! The wireless whe working. That is, When I came up on the deck But whether we were going to rise ore could send we couldn't receive. We bend this room above all the not remained to be scene,

took a look at the host plating and at the the officer who was wit

It was still enough down there, after bulkheads. They looked pretty bad,mimit that one part of his ship wad all the noise of the explosion. You could hanging locsa in strips. But we deckled than another hear the motors, turing-it's not mache-orld

ngines were I could not blame.

of a wound they make. But we were glad right nothing broken there. Tuc peris. I looked sgaiz at ber smashed bym enough to hear it. And when true-It was only bez bow and to bulkheads, and. I the knoble to

her rudder hatwaye güne g

tering, and the inclination was becoming so we started back. We drove along heaty seas pounding her Teas, we know that matters were not under our own pow

It was a bit of a 'dodged sayi bad as they might have been, but we made.

Then they reversed the motors We waited, and was a bad ringte

Then bulkner

"We had left form 30%

be said and

the broken giess began to rottle about again. We wars moving

We weren't long in

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my time thers a nothing like comin

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when the fook

waves broke no

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