... h'liuhcd prii-oue.-* were dealt at the Liverpool l\iuri charged with offences in with the anti-German ctNiaequent upon the Lusitania outrage. Various term? of inipriMjnment were inflicted upon old offenders, and hues were impeded upon others eases where ...

... tl— I). ** \l*. * .. . , 1 . i|> .1114 II it. Tat (I , WaisahJ: h the . funster sulxiiarine tnal alleged to have sunk the Lusitania \\a ...

... to etand in the way of hi* assistant* joinintr Army. Col. s*i John Hay see-onded the mot km. WEST RIDING TEACHERS AND THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. The new il of Yorkshire County Asso«iation of Teachers (N.U.T.) held its meeting Leeds on Saturday. Mr. I. M. William ...

... and ilrriibsl nirv**, ;*n*l that she Isa*! evidently altered her course for some reason or another. Whether the course the Lusitania was changed avoid something i*i the water, or whether Mr. Jeffery noticed merely ordinary incident the navigation the ‘bin ...

... in the Dardanelles, and expressing sympathy with the relatives those who have been wantonly murdered the sinking of the Lusitania itt the name war. A SMART ACTION RHODESIANS. Association Telegram.) Livingstone. Tuesday, detachment of ihc Northern illuxlesian ...

... This leader of Gorman propaganda in America, realising that had stirred up hornet's nest by his callous references to the Lusitania crime, prepared last week leave America, but later altered his plan, and decided remain, apparently under instructions, although ...

... with South America is likely to damaged the war. Mr. D. A. Thomas, tho Welsh colliery owner, and one the survivors of the Lusitania outrage, has been giving much attention to this subject, both here and in America. Before the war tin* Welsh collieries exported ...

... LIVERPOOL STEAMER TOHPEDOEi'. CREW RESCUED BY NORWEGIAN VESSEL. Alter Intorral oi Ci>miiarat.\«* i|U,*; s.no* the sinking tho Lusitania, the Germans have resumed their submarine warfare against peaceful merchant vessels, and another Livorj'o.u ship has fallen ...

... ready with interview in the torpedoing the ttcamer. ready with the plea that Ameriean eitizens»honld not have sailed on the Lusitania after tho warning issued the Jraporinl German Oovernnicut trom the KnihasKv at Washington the previoiu* Saturday; ami the ...

... iudu.*ed by yesterday’s bearish Government crop report, and considerable nervousneea was shown shipping circles over the Lusitania incident. Support waa absent, and further appreciable d» - dines resulted from the pressure sell. Some bear covering on the ...

... linary urn a low bnu'rat •JL,. 3d., while Kiiij Line iniptiircd to IOJ, and Ciinard Ordinary moved t»l . 17.. (id. The late Lusitania *;»> not u during Ijusiuota iioiUf. Mar *»ui tlrM riju ion»N w* firuipr. but Anglo-■ ! • .|.ii h, . i rStoi'b t'» •• L>oii>* ...

... projectiles has made great progress there. After the illustration of German methods conveyed all the world the outrage on the Lusitania, there little doubt that whatever resources discoveries the United States possesses in this matter will Und their way the ...