... is over 3,000 persons, including crew. sinking of the R.M.S. Lusitania by torpedoes fired without warning from a German submarine. We find that this When the two giant Cunarders, the Lusitania and Manre. appalling crime was contrary to all International ...

... concerts were of a special character, but nothing, however, could quite dispel the cloud caused by the great disaster to the Lusitania. Mr. Joseph Reed, who is well•kaown at these concerts, was unable to fulfil his engage. ment to sing, as he desired to see ...

... DRAKE, Dopebold, Cook- Held, will be GRATEFUL for soy INFORMATION ooncorning Soo, AUDLEY DRAKE, Saloon Passenger. ADAMS —LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. Will ANY SURVIVOR of the NAME of ADAMS SEND their INITIALS to Mrs. A. H. Adams, whose Husband's name is In the ...

... ., Worcestershire Golf Club Woroesteraht re Ladles . Weymouth Malvern Wells (G.W.R ) THE LATE MR. C. FROHMAN. INTESTATE LUSITANIA VICTIM. Mr. Juetioe Eve, silting in the Chancery Division, hoard an application for the appointment of a receiver of the ...

... that all commerce between America and Germany should be Lirbidden. RPTON MALLIT SURVIVOR FROM 711 L. SITANI&. —Among the Lusitania survivors was Mr. Clifford Ashman, t Shelton Mallet m. n, who left home seven years ago, and, after being in various parts ...

... Wednesday, May iatb, 1915 Few people can think or talk of anything but the terrible tragedy connectid with the sinking of the Lusitania and the loss of life which ensued. A crime such as this staggers humanity. Wonderful are the Mites of those who survived ...

... Several British golfers were due to leave Liverpool in the to be regretted, it will have the result of educing the hitherto Lusitania on Saturday next for America to play in the United excessive number of matches. What Is curious is that it the States Open ...