... THE LUSITANIA. Among other heroic deeds chronicled by the various correspondents are the fol'owing:— Privates Smith and Stokes of the South Staffordshires went out to fetch in a wounded man from the open, fully exposed to the fire of the enemy, who did ...

... ‘ REMEMRER THE LUSITANIA! One of a number of wounded soldiers wio :‘n.;m;:d in Dublin lm—h !;fllm% in describe desperete i , said woat when they were om to charge the t:ml went up: *'Remember the Lusitania ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA Befoce proceeding with the ordinery businees tie Lond Mayor said he falt it was his duty o move froam that chair their horror at the wanton waste of Jife oconsioned by the torpedoing of the ‘l;\:urn by the ()l:;nm uuflnfin% ...

... THE LUSITANIA AND THE VATERLAND :be nodkd,‘ = Lu&:hm “eq)ond.o:. can writes the cortr, t of the “Manchester &u-:iim. Last No‘vuember stories ITAM m t merican papers alleging thet the British liners were in the habit of hoist. ing derisive TL in the ...

... LUSITANIA RECRUITS l One of the healthicet signs of the war spirit of London all along has been the fact—vernfiable | by statistics—that every sot-back or disaster has | meant good business at the recruiting offices. | The effect of bad news upon m—uidnfi ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY The official inquiry into the loss of the e.s. Lusitania, which is to be held before the Wreck Commissioner (Lord Mersey) will open on Tuesdey, June 15, at i 1 o'ciock, the Contral Hall, Westminster. The assessors who will assist ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Beforg proceeding with the ordinary businees the Lord Mayor said he felt it was his duty w 0 move from that chair their horror at the wanton waste of Jife oocgsioned by the torpedeing of the Lusitan:a by the German suthorities ...

... LUSITANIA ORPHAN The solicitude of Mr. Ernest Cooper, o Torotto journalist. for ihe welfare of a little ¢ Fu»ngnr who was in the Lusitania disaster has ed 10 a request from Queen Alexandra for full details. After t'h; ‘llmkbwm:;m Mr. Cooper placed ittle ...

... LUSITANIA CRIMINALS Mr. Cowan asked whether the Admaralty had reeived any official repom of the loss of the German submarine which sank the Lusitania. Dr, Macnamara: We bave no miormation. NO TREATING FOR WIVES. Dr. Addison. answering Sir J. D. Reos, ...

... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. EXPREIBMON OF HORROR. At the opening of the meeting the Lord Mayor had said he felt it was he. duty to from that chair their bettor at the wanton warts of life occasioned by the torpedoing of the Lenten:a by the German authorities ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. The Chairman also moved a resolution expressing the horror of orgunised warkers at the wanton waste of buman ife by the worpedoing d*.ui w*:ym-t;dfi.:mb: s, express'ng wY tives of those wao had lost thew Lves m connection with ...

... LUSITANIA PRECAUTIONS, Every pamenger who seft by tac Cunard liner Lusitania was required to identify each piece of luggao before it was hoisted on board, and also 1o establish his own identity pefore passing ' the guards at dhe gangway. The Juggage was ...