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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 15, 23 February 1915, Page 4

A cha'acteristic story of Lord Kltcheuer is the following During his campaign in the Souda-i he became tired of having hi 3 messengers anifed at by the enemy, and orderei a telephone wire tu be laid at oss a certain (rart of d:sert. As it was Kitchener's command it was done, although it was generally felt to be useless, as the enemy would be sure to cut the wire. And this is what happened time after time, Ki'chener never complaining. He had simply ordered the real wire to be laid underground.

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