... THE LUSITANIA HORROR. Swinton &minor's Thrilling Experience. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Drakeford. of Bridge street. Swinton. received the following letter from their son. Mr. Drei► ford, who wee cute of the survivors d the Laisitania. A photograph of ...

... SHEFFIELD. 'Pb.. Toe gimes. SATURDAY. RAY Stk. =A ENGLISH HATE. Righteous indignation at the foul blow which destroyed the Lusitania, and with it nearly 1400 innocent lives, was fully anticipated; and the Don Valley district of South Yorkshire, to a greater ...

... carrying non-combat ants, and also give notice that reparation will be sought for the loss of over one hundred lives on the Lusitania and ...

... the enemy coming This life He hart heard me. for I am in the pink. We have heard still deep regret of the sinking of the Lusitania, and they won't half get brans for it if we can only get at them. I am glad I have joined; it has been an interesting experience ...

... they interfered sitb the enlistment of those who were willing to go they would be taking • wrong step The sinking of the Lusitania was a serious thing, and before the war was thought net only would the young men have to go, but there would be a call on ...

... premises was part of the general injuries. expression of British-indignation at the John Hurley, miner, aged 45, of loss of the Lusitania under such revolt- I .Hall st.. Goldthorpe, scalp ing circumstances. wound and revolver wound in Mr. Schonhut with his family ...

... up, one of your own country- Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People hI women. She also said she was • a pure Erg- with the Lusitania--Yes I heard something • Pas Welke. Bolton-on-Dearne, said that month he went down the colliery as usual Ithat. lon the ...