... which had been involved. I met at Queenstown, Mr Haldane added, a young married couple who had sat next at table on the Lusitania. They had with them on the ship an infant, their first-born and only child. They were without tho child when they landed ...

... arc shown in our picture being taken Mr Cowper, the Canadian journalist, shown in our picture, is one of the few of the Lusitania’s passengers who actually saw the submarine that sunk the vessel. The little sixyear-old girl in his arms was saved him from ...

... persons were board?— There were 1500 passengers and about of crew. The Foreman —in the face of the warnings at New that the Lusitania would torpedoed, did you make any application to the Admiralty for escort? Witness —No, i left that to them. It is their ...

... have evidence of this in the use of asphyxiating gases against our soldiers and the sinking of the Lusitania. In the second class alone of the Lusitania there were over forty babies of less than one year old. The blood of these babies cries aloud for vengeance ...

... LOCAL LINK WITH THF LLtiITAMA —Bathgate people have th» week been muph by the report that among the pas•ongers board the Lusitania was Mrs Stereiieon, the wife Bathgate mao, William Stevenson, and her infant ...

... preaching from the text, Joel rt 16 y®* that the locust hath eaten,” made the following reference to the sinking of the Lusitania : How true to the times in which we live is the description the years which the locust hath eaten.’ To-day we are oppressed ...

... AMERICA ROUSED. Germany must realise by now that the sinking of the Lusitania was about the worst day’s work she could do. It has led to drastic measures against Germans in all parts of the British Empire, and has roused the manhood this country sense ...

... shoulder. He Was severely cut over the eye, and Dr Lindsay having been sent for, the wound was stitched. THE LUSITANIA. The ill-fated Lusitania's commander. Captain Dow. an old Dunblane boy, was fortunately not in command when uis ship was submarined last ...

... news and the articles in the New York newspapers on Sunday morning described the feelings of citizens on the subject of the Lusitania combined rage and horror. Every American seemed think that ho personally was outraged. hate to think of war, declared one ...

... Mr Wm. Fyfe, R.W.M. of Lodge, reprosente the bowlers at the meeting when the draw takes place in Falkirk next Thursday. LUSITANIA VICTIM.-Nurse Mary Buch anan. aged 26, second daughter of Mrs Buchanan and the late Robert Buchanan, Stratton House, Slamannan ...

... the sea eight miles soutli-south-west of the Old Head of Kiusale on Friday, May 7, 1915, owing to the sinking the R.AI.S. Lusitania torpedoes bred without warning from a German submarine. We find that this appalling crime was contrary to all international ...

... news aiul the articles in the Now York newspapers on Sunday morning described the feelings, of citizens the subject of the Lusitania combined rage and horror. Every American seemed to thiffk that was outraged. ‘I hate to think war,” declared one, but t ...