... Liverpool have decided to open a relief fund Jor the sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. Donations can be sent to the Mansion House, London, or the Town Hall, Liverpool. LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. ...

... the object of getting a home ready he had come over to this country first, his wife being one of the passengers on the Lusitania. If it had not been for the wife I should have been in the trenches months ago. he said; but if she's gone, then it is ...

... MK. CIGAR CORER. Mr. Edgar Ciorer, the well-known art dealer, 170, New Bonti-street, a passenger on the Lusitania, his name appearing incorrectly in le passenger list as Cover. He was returng from a business trip to America. No new., is yet been received ...

... set their faces against public inquiries. The 'Lusitania ' was not, however, a man-of-war, but a merchant ship, on which many Americans were travel- ''The assumption that a dead set was made on the 'Lusitania ' and that all the submarines of the latest type ...

... quietude reigned at Lloyd's when business opened this morning. There were no signs of excitement, although the loss of the Lusitania was admitted to be the biggest shipping disaster since the Titanic went down. This serenity was due largely to the ...

... Commission houses with wire connexion to the interior received selling orders from remote points of the country. .. When the Lusitania sailed on Saturday scone nervousness was caused by the publication, in the morning papers, of an advertisement warning ...

... wireless message to London while ing. The last word from him was a week ago, when he cabled that he was sailing in the Lusitania. ...

... sinking of the Lusitania. It is pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarines had carried out that threat. An Embassy official says he hopes the fate of the Lusitania will be ...

... THE CONDITION OF OTHERS SAID TO BE HOPELESS. QUEENSTOWN, To-day. The number of the passengers rescued from the Lusitania who have died whilst being conveyed to Queenstown reaches 100. As the rescued arrived at Queenstown they were met by doctors and ...

... n Line, from the World, New York, says : Believe a message from you on the justification of the destruction of the Lusitania would be welcomed by millions of Americans of German blood, and request you to send by wireless on receipt of this. Your ...

... received that fortybe more survivors from the Lusitania have leeo landed at Queenstown from a drifter. 2.15 p.m. The Press Bureau is informed by the Admiralty at no more reports regarding the Lusitania lave been received, and that the number of survitors ...

... THE HOW THE LUSITANIA WAS TORPEDOED BY THE PIRATES. ...