... GREAT LINER LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. MOO LIVES LOST. ...

... however, they reached the place where the disaster had occurred, the Lusitania had sunk, but they were the means picking up the survivors who had been able get into the boat? from the Lusitania, and landed them in Ireland. many, however, succumbing through ...

... policy of frightfulness was exhibited on Friday a signally characteristic way by the torpedoing of the great mercantile liner Lusitania off the coast of Ireland without a moment’s warning. The vessel was on passage from New York to Liverpool, having left .the ...

... WUIXIN TO PASSENGERS. Prior b. th- sailing the Lusitania from New York advertisement was published in the l»ad.:, r American newspapers warning passengers raiiwi sailing, and letters to the same ~tj ...

... price—they are marked in Plain Figure. lam not afraid to prm. Good, openly, you oan draw your own conclusions. The Cunard liner Lusitania was on -Friday torpedoed German submarine and sunk JL XaCutjft* eight miles sdutii by west Kinaale on the Irish coast. She ...