... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. UtKNSTOIIFF AND KEIEIVKD J'ilK NEWS, oi Srtcui. t’or.itf'CoxnrNr.) \eW Volk. Aluv II Four full da have now elapssl simsx had m xx' the oil Kill'ah* Head. The ii'ioit .'.nee Friday has more fixing than that arising out «•! mix national ...

... Special.) Ottawa, Sunday. The sinking of the Lusitania is condemned throughout Canada, and determination expressed that the crime must be amply avenged. The “Ottawa Free Press” says: “The sinking the Lusitania is the act f country driven insane by the imminence ...

... questions in Parliament to the sinauig of the Lusitania, said that, announced in the newspapers, the Board Trade had ordered an inquiry into the circumstances attending the lamentable loss of the Lusitania Lord Mersey would preside, and would have the ...

... attending the loss of the Lusitania. Lord Moisey has consented conduct the inquiry. RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL. ANGRY WOMEN WRECK GERMAN SHOPS, Serious disturbances took place in Liverpool during the week-end as the result the loss of the Lusitania, Most of the families ...

... safeguard the Lusitania in view of the public notice issued by the German Embassy? Mr, Churchill said that, as already announced, the Board of Trade had ordered an inquiry into the whole of the circumstances attending the lamentable loss of the Lusitania, and ...

... was torpedoed the Lusitania sent out the distress call, Come at once, are listing ten degrees/' Commander Bellairs, M.P., said, in an interview, that he was absolutely without details, but it came as a surprise to him that the Lusitania had been torpedoed ...

... SEARC.A FOR MISSING WIFE. LUSITANIA DISASTER ENDS A TRAGIC INQUIRY. One of the most stories brought to light by the Lusitania disaster is that of Mrs. Charles Lund, of Chicago, who has just arrived at Keswick. Her father, who emigrated to America nearly ...

... tra of the Lusitania. Ste Harry nmpson. of Brompton. near § » board the aud has sent news thet he Mies Olive North, a young lady residing in Cambridge Eireet, Heckmondwke, who had been visiting a sister i the United Staies, was on the Lusitania, and much ...

... only about eighty bags of mails were despatched the Lusitania, the bulk of the United States mail having been forwarded from New. York the American liner New York, which sailed the same day as the Lusitania. ...

... the fate of Mr. George Arthur Smith, who was on board tho Lusitania, la letter sent to his father, Mr. Sam Smith, Wakefield Road. Sowerby Bridge, the young slated that had booked ft on tho Lusitania, and gave details os to the date ho would sail and probably ...

... hyphen was submarined with the Lusitania. Henceforth there eon b© but one class American—Amcricuu- Amcricans.” Iklieving that only small minority of German citizens approve the slaughter men, women, and children tlio Lusitania which may lead war. the “Herald’* ...

... ALLPING His Several Lusitania survivors who reached London had kept their belts, and one, when asked for an accourt of his experiences. lifted a belt up and said dryly, = t tells the stary.” On the side of the belt he had written in ink in large letters ...