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... the real name and must be with the first reply sent. TRUTH PUZZLE No. 1,892. The infamous crime of the sinking of the Lusitania being now the subject foremost in all our thoughts. I am offering this week the usual Prize of Two Guineas for— THE MOST ...
... the direction of Biecz and Jaslo an offensive movement which for the time being* has been successful. kaiser^; His Tri The Lusitania . probably quences for ■ ,, the murderers loss of cruel one, but v ' . that hardly garment is , cost us just , do we deplore ...
... feed at the Mansion House for the relief of the dependent relatives of the amend third-class passengers who were aboard the Lusitania. He underetaads that the crew are covered under the war risks insurance and the Workmen's Compensation Act, but the passengers ...
... hand. Our last two photographs show German-owned shops in the seamen's quarter of Liverpool, where most of the crew of the Lusitania lived, after being wrecked by a local crowd, on the news arriving of the torpedoing of the liner by a German submarine. ONE ...
... artermaster R M., and appointed Victory, additional, iur R.N. Division, May 14. LUSITANIA INSURED UNDER government. Replying to Commander BeUairs, Mr. Runciman says that the Lusitania was insured under the Government scheme. The amount of the insurance is. of ...
... Dangers which Travellers Run The Situation Market. The horror which the world in general experienced by the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine, has been 131 ought close home to the tailoring trade in the West End by reason of the fact that on ...
... oral replies to questions on the order paper included the following : The ..Lusitania Inquiry. Mr. Peto asked whether in the formal investigations into the sinking of Lusitania and the Falaba it was the intention to make parties to them the captains ...
... barbarities of the Lusitania, the Falaba, and other outrages were the work of individuals, that they are disapproved by her Government and that they will not be repeated. In the face of Count Bkrnstorff’s advertised threat to the Lusitania, it would require ...
... Germans civilian has congentp.l to all the horrors of this war, has felt '•a joyful pride in the colossal crime ainking the Lusitania, gratitude to German science for the disgusting city of the asphyxiating gases. What ...
... the Dardanelles, is_ the sixth Scottish athletic internationalist to fall a victim to the war. To Lusitania Survivors. If any survivor from the Lusitania remembers Mr. George S. Rolfe, a missing second-class passenger, who had lost his right arm -above ...
... tons) were sunk by mines. This is the heaviest tonnage loss in any week since the beginning of the war, and Includes the Lusitania, which was torpedoed on May 7. ...
... NOT ALLOWED TO HELP LUSITANIA. BOSTON, May 18.—Captain Wood, of the steamer Etonia, has arrived here from Liverpool, and reports that his and other steamships in the vicinity were prevented from going to the assistance of the Lusitania by the attempts of ...