... our Women and Chiidres from Death and Wores than ARE YOU PART OF THAT KHAKI SAFETY CURTAIN? IP NOT, WHY NOT? Remember the Lusitania! Arenge the Innesent! Support Those who are Fighting your Battle!!! TO ARMS! FOR KING AND COUNTRY, GOD SAVE THE KING. epot ...

... Wrap ir Pore 3. MID.WE TIAN. of min recon winner AL KSHIRE EVENING POST. FRIDAY, M: 14, ABOUT TO-MORROW ‘SIM ARRIAGE OF TWO LUSITANIA. RACING. SURVIVORS. PENN SS AFTER CEREMONY. HOME SWEET HOME J yy) oa & Se! te = Ni Re (2 = S Sere E an et ay =~ N. SZ RS ...

... conferred at great length with Mr. Bryan, and later with the State Department officials on the situation arising from the Lusitania outrage and the American note, and Mr. Bryan apprised President Wil- son in New York of the substance of his conversation ...

... passengers. On that day the German advertisement which appeared in the American news- papers prior to the sailing of the Lusitania was again published, but only 12 passages were cancelled. The Mayor of Harrogate (Alderman J. Sheffield) has three sons, ...

... TS. “ Worried,” only two, jourtals published deal- ing with ecrouauties are “ Flight * and “ Aeroplane.” W. Leeds. —The Lusitania was capable of steaming 25 knote an whilst the best subuarine afloat is doing 18 knots. “ Jack,” Leeds.—The pear Thirk The ...

... obtained of the accommodation in the neighbour- ing villages. Beautiful cut flowers have been despatched to the scene of the Lusitania disaster, to be distributed over the watery graves of the vixtims who were drowned. At the Oddfellows’ conference in Manchester ...

... afterwards set on Gre. The police were able to h th flames, but a other fires are ur News. Me The danger of reprisals for the Lusitania has com- an > Ned the milita to close the two German. MACKENSENS HEAVY BLOW IN: GALICIA TREMENDOUS CONCENTRATION, ...

... merchants, mifers, and maitsters assembled oa the Corn Exchange inis m ing. us neas was quiet, the discussion of the loss of the Lusitania being the principal topic of conversation. before Loon proposition was put to the members to the effect that all Ger- Mans ...

... “ Bur! is uo information available oa the subject. “Anxious.” J. W. Bellamy, 65, Blackman Lane, Leeds, W. W., Loeds.—Tue Lusitania had @ greater epeed than any submarine afloat. J. 1 miles north-east of Sheffield, bes « population oi 15,654, C. ©. Robinson ...

... passengers from the . Transylvania who landed at Glasgow were a to finish ‘their Atlantic trip in safety. The dire ty of the Lusitania disaster were being shoute’ 4 newsboys a» the prepared to lea: \ 4 York. Lansdown Plate Musk Sto - Sto andic, Pair Mule 6to ...

... Irvine and Mus Mabel Hackney. Mr. Ch SS Frohman. and Mr, Her MRS, LANGTRY. mann Klem ave gone (Leeds Hippodrome down with the Lusitania, while to bring the disaster home to Leeds among the victims is Miss Mary Joy, well-known and warmis ‘ked in amateur in the ...

... steelworkers and miners {r+ lais to Merthyr Vale to their course The will of Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt, who the sinking of to the Lusitania, bequea:! lamps to be lighted to-day at 9° T RENNEY The form of Business a¢ usual in Ireland. By * 1 gaged Mova ng in “Sporting ...