... LUSITANIA VICTIM. Intimation has reached of the recovery of the body of Mr. K. O. flcnti, passenger on the Lusitania Mr, TTennw’as the son-in-lew of Mrs. Fisher, 2, Cromptonroad, Dudley, and nephew of Councillor T A. tlenn, of Wolverhampton. There yet ...

... SURVIVORS FROM THE LUSITANIA. Ji . Brooks, who had a narrow escape, with hls luggage. man who has lost all. Mr, John Joseph Delaney, who was also saved from the Titanic. Mr. Jeffreys, who had a narrow escape, with damaged suit case at Euston. : jwK. g ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA It may appear bit late in the day to write anything more about the Lusitania, considering how that horrible crime has exhausted one’s power of expletive. But there is another side to the incident which has not reccivedl that mead ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA It may appear hit late in the day write anythin'.' m. about the considering that horrible crime hag exhausted one's paver expletive. But there is another iside the incident which has not received that mead publicity which I it deserved ...

... MORI'. LUSITANIA VICTIMS. The tug Firing Fish has returned to Queenstown from search for victims of the disaster to the Lusitania with seven them are those of Chief Officer pi Lund. James Toole, Montague (irant, and I'alvg The remain* woman and a man ...

... SLOWER THAN LUSITANIA speed is Iti knots, nearly knots less than the Lneitania, und the auxiliary acliincry includes tluve independent frl«Mtrie generators, evaporators with combined capacity of tons of fresh water per day, and large installation of ...

... LUSITANIA’S LAST MOMENTS. THRILLING STORIES TOLD BY THE SURVIVORS. SAVING THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN. C. E, Fo-s, has given a ;h' illir.g narrative of his experiences after the Lusitania was torimloed. was one a party of qualilied physicians mission of mercy—that ...

... A LUSITANIA VICTIM. Intimation has reached Dudley the recovery the body of Mr. E. G. Henn, a passenger on the Lusitania. Mr. Henn was the son-in-lew of Mrs. Fisher, 2, Cromptonroad, Dudley, and a nephew of Councillor T. A. of Wolverhampton. There is yet ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA. may appear bit late in the day write anything more about the Lueitania, considering how that horrible crime has exhausted one's power of expletive. But there is another to the incident which has not received that mead of publicity ...

... GERMAN JOY OVER THE LUSITANIA. “ONLY A OOLD SMILE FOR COMMON CRIES OF ANGER.” Copenhagen, Thursday. The ** Deutsche Tagesxeitung says: —Wo have received the folk>wing letter regarding the Lusitania from illustrious personality who is the west front;— ...

... WAITING FOR THE LUSITANIA. SUBMARINES PATROLLING THE LINER’S For the greater part of month U boats of tbo latest type—ca the U3o’« class—have been cruis;ng between the and the Scilliee. On April 12 the 9,600-ton liner Wayfarer wa* torpedoed south of ...

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