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... the East Anglian Royal Engineers, stationed at Bury St. Edmunds, travelled to Kenilworth the day after the sinking of the Lusitania to married to Miss Annie C. Hopkins, of Kenilworth. Tho bride’s tw.'o sisters were making the journey from America, where ...
... splendid tor Throat, superior to anything I have ever tried. I recommend them frequently.” PROCTOR’S owe the sinking of the Lusitania. He has been for many years past one of the Kaiser’s most trusted advisers in all matters of maritime policy —der Hof-Ozean-Jude ...
... passengers on the Vessel. There has been a marked change in the Public temper ever since the shocking new of c sinking of the Lusitania came through, though in these rapidly moving days that Bla y tic said to be a long time ago, the public *Ppcars hardly yet ...
... On that principle draw our readers* attention to the •xprt interpretation of the motive behind crime of torpedoing the Lusitania. That blow was aimed at the British iw. regardless of the innocent victims, Jnan y them women and children, who M-nt their ...
... flourished in the reign of James VI. By the tragic death of Mrs. George Sterling Ryerson, of Toronto, in the sinking of the Lusitania by the Germans, Colonel Ryerson, President of the Canadian Red Cross Society, is called upon for the second , time within ...
... Friday right.. provided fruitful topic for dis cussron, esoeciallv ;us the members had just heard of the* sinking of the Lusitania. Some members expressed rhems'dves pretty strongly, one drscribing the Germans those devils.” One of the suggestions made ...
... any taste.” Elbert Hubbard, the American who wrote a booklet with the title of Who Lifted the Lid Off Hell was among the Lusitania victims. There are a number of boys engaged as golf caddies who might be very much better employed as errand boys, and c ...
... Canada to obtain vessel homeward, being disappointed three points about tffiip. “His vessel passed the very spot where the Lusitania was torpe deed few days later. He says when saw the great number vessels Chat came to harbour safely, thought disasters the ...
... Flying Corps. has left his 160 acre farm Rivercourse in charge of a friend. It was only bv chance that did not sail on the Lusitania, ami the l>oat on which did return to England narrowly missed floating mine. Air. Moffat formerly ft well known footballer ...
... —The body of Mr. Robert Iv. Dear bergh (brother of Mr. F. W. Dearlcrgh, of St. Albans), who was .among the-missing tho Lusitania las been identified. - . Fred went Queenstown hearing'id Lbe disaster, and discovered among the sm\ivors one who bad been ...
... 60 near Ypres. e April 22nd.—Heavy German attack north of Ypres.. Poisonous gases used against Allied troops. Mav 7th.— ¢ Lusitania ”’ torpedoed and sunff off Kinca'e Head. Mav 9th.— Russian retirement in West Galicia. ! . | Mav 10th —Zevpelin raid on Southend ...
... saw the dreadful results submarine warfare against unarmed 1 ners, culminating in the terrible tragedy ot the loss ot the Lusitania. Coming nearer Home, thought they could congratulate them, selves in Bedfordshire upon the response which the sons of Be ...