... ALIEN ENEMIES. ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS IN LONDON AND THE PROVINCES, As the result of the Lusitania crime and other outrages committed by the Germans, fecling against alien enemies has risen in many parts of the country to a dangerous filtch. In Liverpool and ...

... been able to ascertain that any family in Paddington has suffered loss through the abominable crime of the sinking of the Lusitania. The only local item of news bearing upon that alflmlling event is of a happy character. Miss Kathleen Kaye, a young lady ...

... WITH THE GERMANS, Rioting in Pgddington gnd N. Kensingtoq The intense indignation aroused by the merciless sinking of the Lusitania has givey irise to violent hostile demomstmtions_ not only in London, but throughout the country In Paddington and North ...

... and Pr:ghet.” Anthems will be sung both morning a evening by the choir. Mr. F. Guy Lewin was among the passengers of the Lusitania. His aon, Mr. F. Guy Lewin, jun., of 1, Albany-street, will be glad to hear from any survivor who spoke to inm on the day ...

... for a 20 per cent. war bonus, has awarded them 17} ;;er cent. PREPARING FOR THE ENEMY. ZEPPELIN RAID AT SOUTHEND. THE LOST LUSITANIA. THE “PRINCE OF LOOTERS.” The Crown Prince of Germany bas just celebrated his thirty-third birthday. This photograph was ...