... that advertisements wera published in New York warning passongers that the Transylvania would suffar the same .ate as the Lusitania, BRADFORD WORTHY'S BEATH. MR. B. C. LUND, OF ALLERTON. Bradiord mourns the death of a gentleman who was well known in social ...

... side, “There vou have it. * What he had indicated wae this inscription on the canvas, done in bold Roman characters: R.M.S. Lusitania, Off Ireland, May 7th, 1915, Torpedoed 215 p.m. T landed at Queenstown 9.30 p.m. “I know no more about it than that,” hesaid ...

... —— DRASTIC MOVE BY POLICE. —_—— HOSTILE SCENEAT MANNINCHAM MILLS | So great is the anger and indignetion cansed by the Lusitania crime that the authorities are beaing mowed to deal more effectively with alien ensmies in this conntry—if not for the protaction ...

... even at a time of and popular indignation thin publics peeve must maintained Further attacks peo,olo of the claps from the• Lusitania's firoinen and trimmers were drawn wore made on Monday neon Rhos* Liverpool auspoutod 10 kept by peoplu of German narnmalitt ...

... Engeland. Onder deze voorvallen zegt Duitschland dy zii eerst moeten zeker ziin van water cigen ik aan boord was, van den Lusitania. IS Zoeng ...

... to the Kaiser: A Soldier’s ong; A Waiting List for Employems of our ; Tu-imo)mGo.‘& (A ;S‘ne manner of e Star’’); an Omen Lusitania reprood from “Punch’s ;‘.lymwn tor 18U8), s of gay Day, and other topics of univernal ...

... Son and 00., siso offer ‘hemseives for re-appointment. Tady Alan (wife of Sir H. M. Allan, of Montreal), a survivor of the Lusitania, is in a Dullin private hoepital recovering nicely. ler two daughters were drowned. whoopin Your mother knew this strength-maker ...

... MILITARY HOSPITAL., PHOTOGRAPHED IN THE PICTURESQUE GROUNDS OF THE INSTITUTION. “ Telegraph * Copyright Photo SURVIVORS OF THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. gardem, others mommted the stairs and began to throw orpaments from the first floor into the stroet. Chairs followed ...

... has a sleeping beg, and £1.576. The Fund for the relicf of the victims receives in summer two and in winter three of the Lusitania outrage amounts to £1,317. woollen blankets. Non-commissioned officers e e have :Eemd small compartments, and they supervise ...

... barbarism in war. And what feeling there is will quickly die down. e trust there will be rothing worse by which w 0 “Remoemoor Lusitania’” thea the wrocking of a pork butcher’s lhzc Now thar the Government have takea ahen gucs-lion firmly in Land there is no ...

... House into cheerful humour. HE KAISER GETS CUT OFF. THE KAISER (to Von Tirpitz): “You told me with t pride about sinking the Lusitania, but von failed to foresee that it woulé result in the internment S R RS | Al A ill by a ,1 ‘.w“ ) '.\.‘ ] : P ~ o SRR = ...

... war time wiil be determinad. Ke‘.fihley relatives and friends of Mr. Wm. Hendry, who was a cteward vn buard the ill-fated Lusitania, were much reiievec by the uews recoived vesiardoy afternsun that he wzs amongst the saved. M- Teriag Rope the Fieets Tao ...