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... Daily MaiL Optimism is the cheerincss you feel after drinking delicious Golden “Priory” taken Pekoe Tea, 6d. p* Jib. AND LUSITANIA; PRESIDENT WILSON’S COURSE OF ACTION. IWAVERUm I CIGARETTES I llt for 3d. 21 for M. I Is# for 1/2 lit for 2/3 I ...
... i 5 MORE SURVIVORS. j- e Press -»uroaa this afternoon that farther lias been received that forty-five more the Lusitania have been landed drifter. itore reports hare been received and the number survivors already may be regarded as approziflu'.*!. correct ...
... on the surface, but no living persons. Captain Matthews was unknown tome. Eighteen knots was not the normal speed of the Lusitania. ordinary peace times could make 25 knot*, but war time her speed was reduced to 21 knots. My reason for going knots was ...
... and she hoped women of Britain would show they were ready to stand by their men. Lady one of the surviving passengers the Lusitania, was unable through indisposition attend. In letter she wrote: “Doubtless the outrages and horrors in Belgium should have ...
... and music of It’s the Navy.’’ This wecfCs number contains 74, pictures and articles, including “The Deathless Story of the Lusitania,” by Gerard Fiennes, and “ How Will the War End ?” by Sir Hiram Maxim. Don’t miss this week’s issue of THE ...
... THE CAPTAIN’S STATEMENT. -JUST TAKEN FROM UNDER ME.” Captain Turner, the Lusitania's commander, i« now Queenstown, awaiting the opening of the inquest on the bodies lying in Queenstown. Those who know him declare that he has aged perceptibly during these ...
... them from shelHag the troops Amo* ATLANTIC SENSATION. LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. SUNK OFF THE IRISH COAST. i m PASSENGERS AND CREW. The Naval Censor* the Press Bureau have passed statement that the Lusitania boa been torpedoed, glxe went down to-day at 2.33 London ...
... Speaking of the warning which was given before the Lusitania sailed, Mr. Houneell said that everybody thought was German bluff. The warning telegrams which were sent passengers on board before the Lusitania sailed were only sent to Americans. Mr. Hounsell ...
... sympathy with the members and the families of members who had fallen victims to these attacks, with especial regard to the Lusitania. The Rotterdam branch the same union.voted similar resolution.—Central Nows. Montignor Parkinson, rector of Oscott College ...
... REPRISALS. Melbodbnk. May 13. Both Houses of Parliament to-day carried resolutions of sympathy with the sufferer* by the Lusitania outrage. The feeling of antagonism toward* Germans is increasing ' -uggestion has been made in the Senate in- -ill Germans ...
... Tra4* h»»* ordered » formal into lie eircnmaUncee attending the loss of the LuaiUivia, end they deeire Invite passengers the Lusitania who are now, will shortly be, in or near London, and who are abla supply evidence likely of value for to conununicata at ...
... Walter Schurhoff, Mexican and Colombian Consuls Birmingham, in letters the Lord Mayor enclosing contributions of each to the Lusitania Belief Fund. The former writes: Words fsil mo express my feelings of abhorrence the barbarous methods employed Germany in ...