... THE LUSITANIA. The loss of the Lusitania through German submarine attach off the southern coast Ire- Ut. ...

... THE TRAGEDY OF THE LUSITANIA. (To the Editor of The Leicester Mail.) Sir,—Am I right in supposing that in view of the verdict of the Coroner's jury, the Keiser, if ever again he foot in Great Britain can be then and there arreetod and brought to trial ...

... THI LUSITANIA. SI - RV-MORS LANDED AT KINSALE T Fleet Eare3a is that the 1::::4310, Oa heard the Luntansa leas Madame de P:ge the Thief of the Belgian Er urgieal Staff El. hid been in Animal collecting for the Bcipan wounded, end her busabnd left Shot ...

... LUSITANIA SURVIVOR. Kettering Young Lady's Terrible Experience. Photo Althoug'r Creech (formerly of Kettering). who the il,.fatid Lusitanu, left Kettering ionic Tears ago. are many n the town elm aell remember bar. notably as • tcholar at St. %tercet's ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. Ti BABY BROUGHT HOME. Saved by Fitteea-Year-Old dirt. Mr. and Mrs Hadfield, of the Post Dace., Hugglesoote, have received no tidings as to their missing daughter, Mrs. Harry Booth, wbo was on the Luest•r.is, but the baby, Nigel ...

... THE TORPEDOED LUSITANIA. Local Survivors. 0 1. A. TARRY. MM. HANOI-0 SDIDDITINAM. Ansi•ne faces, waiting for news elateklis the Cona - d Offices, in Cockspur-street. A Leicester pasJonger, who is fortunately See ef Ms. Rebothans, De London. among the ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER. A Circumstantial Story. STATEMENTS OF SURVIVORS. Exciting Scenes at Queenstown A epee:ai represenhaure of the P:eos Amon& n te:egraphicg on 6aturday e%en.ug sab2,s:— Thu Jawsair sad appal psi arag. of tau Lositawa, which has seat ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER. Leicester Survivor's Story. FORGOT MY OWN PERIL. Characteristic stories contlnue to become known in coarse of vassal conversat.on with the survivors at •ho are now beginning to get over Oita terrible expenenees.. One narrat.ve has ...

... morning. Neither the Kaiser, nor Admiral von their Tirpitz can imagine—unless reason is unbalanced—that the sinking of the Lusitania off the south coast of Ireland will, in any way, help the But the Germans to win the war. story which we print on our front ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. F:XPERIENCES OF A LEICESTER PASSENGER. I never want to go through sloth ;in experience again. To see men. wastes, and little children drown in hundreds is a sight one will never be able to blot frost one's memory ! Thus spake ...

... MORE LUSITANIA VICTLMS. QUI;ENSTOWN. Wedneaday. _ Sixteen additional of the breraght in this by th e t, e; fling Fib 11. peaked iro at the western ports of tiautletownsberal, Glendora+, and Uaiwt Hall. ...

... MERICA AND THE LUSITANIA. PRESIDENT WILSON'S ty PROUD TO IGHT.® A Phi bia message.eays fhat on Mon- day President Wilson gave a gatherin of 4,000 naturalised the first tion of the whieh the United States of would probably pureve ae the result of the loss ...