... ■eluding number men suffering from the effects J poisoning, arrived st Oak, and were taken ■ •otcr ambulances the ho^itals. THE LUSITANIA. ...

... MOB. The strong wave of anti-German feeling in the country, caused tho recent bloodthirsty murder of non-combatants in the Lusitania and elsewhere, lod further riotous demonstrations last night. Scores German-owned shops in the East End of London were barricaded ...

... boat and was rescued.” Mr. John Lewin Harris, whose name is included the Hat missing, had been member of the staff of the Lusitania butcher for nearly months. When in Birmingham made his home with hia brother, Ur. Thomas H. Harris, 280, Belgrade Road. Mr ...

... ANOTHER SLUMP. The lose of the Lusitania, besides casting gloom over the whole world, has dealt theatre-land very heavy blow. London attendances silica Friday have become severely attenuated, and in particular the tragedy has hastened the and of two ...

... dramatists, acton, and actresses, and critics all paid their last tribute of respect one whose death by the sinking of the Lusitania makes the world appreciably poorer. ...

... day and dawn some years ago when went down the river New York in his yacht and waited to welcome and dip our flag to the Lusitania i her maiden voyage. Wo saw the first and the last her. Mr. Vanderbilt, who had given largely to the Bed Cross, was returning ...

... their immediate wants relieved their case is being brought under the notice of the Lend Mayor of Liverpool, who is raising Lusitania Fund, In the meantime the husband is hoping to obtain a scholastic appointment. anti-gbbman feeling. more shops pillaged ...

... Vaoderwh not of the number brought in today. Lloyd s telegram from Scbull (Co. Cork) today ••7* Lifeboat 22a, Belonging the Lusitania, oon*i®tng six dead bodies—four women end two Mudren—was picked yesterday bottom about miles off Fastnet by M. Regan, Long ...

... German Government is waging war against non-combatants, including women and children, culminating in the sinking of the Lusitania, and hereby place on record our horror and andigna*- tion at these outrages.” I would suggest that duty and conscience demand ...

... have something like real insight into the motives for German political and military actions look upon the torpedoing of the Lusitania having reference much more Italy than to England. it thought an intimation of the manner in which German Artr.y will tome ...

... after marking-op process was weaker, refecting the fall in New York* where uncertainty regarding the reply of Germany the Lusitania incident earning some uoeasinete. Steel Common fell back tto 56V*. In the general liek however, losses were only small, and ...

... thrust through the Prussisn stronghold La Bassee. An additional incentive our attack been the . news of the torpedoing of the Lusitania and the subsequent terrible death roll, the report of which fired our men with extra courage and a fierce determination ...