... Queen Mary's Hospital, wheve many wounded are housed, but happily their efforts had no result. i A few more survivors of the Lusitania have been discovered, and she Cunard Company have corrected the figures showing the total of the ship's company and passengers ...

... Central News says thiat sailors from tlo German ships now in harbour at Boston (Mass. who predicted the blowing up of the Lusitania declare that a desperate effort is going to be made 4o destroy London by fire within ahe next month . ADDITIONAL STEADY MEN ...

... GERMANY'S FOULEST CRIME. “ LUSITANIA” TORPEDOED AND SUNK. APPALLING DEATH ROLL. OIVILIANS, WOMEN AND CHILDREN MURDERED. ~ The Cunand Company at Liverpool on Friday received @ telegram stating that the Lusitania had been torpedoed and sunk that afterncon ...

... to the enthusiasm both inside and outside the theaure. The gravamen of the charge against the enemy in the matter of the Lusitania is not that the great passenger ship was sunk, but that she was torpedoed without warning, and with the certain knowledge ...

... THE LUSITANIA, Proudly glides the gallant vessel, o’er the deep ] blue ocean’s breast, ! Like some grandly floating palace, by the gentle breeze caressed. | Sunny skies are smiling o'er them, they are nearing England’s shore, I On that ship a goodly company ...

... does prove one thing, and that is that the order to torpedo the Lusitania came from Berlin, for the warning was issued by the German Ambassador at Washington. The sinking ot the Lusitania will be a terrible item in the damning indictment which the Allies ...

... cars as I did not want to hewr the explosion. Almosy immediately there was @ ternific Impact followed by the explosion. The Lusitania was going 15 knots at the time. The shot was perfectly wimed. When the explosion occurred [ was looking forward and the debris ...

... I think I can eay,” said Mr. Berpard, ** that I am one of the four people who really saw the torpedo discharged at the Lusitania. T was in the dining mnoom about 215, snd had just finished luncheon and was leaning against the starboard side of the vessel ...

... figures are not yet available, but the estimate is probably nearly correct which places the number of the saved from the Lusitania at 755, and as there were 2,160 perwons on board, fully 1,400 have perished. The majority of those who were lost are stated ...

... Forster, son of Mr.J. H. Forster, of Earlestown, to whom we referred lasr weck as luckily missing an appointment to the Lusitania on her last voyage. Three thousand men can be accom modated if necessary. ...

... have done nothing. How can T. Williams, jun., call the public of Earlestown hooligans when you read of the sinking of the Lusitania and the using of poisonous gas at the front, together with the starving of our prisoners in Germany? What I say is—Keep the ...

... ODDS axp ENDS, By Dragnet. 1t is rather remarkable that close on the sinking of the “Lusitania’’ the official r:gort of the unveiling of the statue, erected at Lichfield, to the late Captain Edward John Smith, 8.D., R.N.R. should find its way into the ...