... The Lusitania. There was no screaming . . . only a long, wailing, mournful, despairing, beseeching cry.— Times report of the wreck. A wailing, mournful and despairing cry ! It ceased. Eleven hundred souls had gone, From peaceful, innocent existence ...

... The Lusitania. 'rho general excitement caused by the• torpedoing of the Lusitania has died down. but in political and in many other circles there is great disquiet, and it is feared that serious triable may result. The main features of the questioning ...

... THE “LUSITANIA. There hud never been such devilry in war for the last 2,000 years, said the of London on Saturday last when addressing a Hoy Scouts' parade. Doubtless he had in mind the sinking of the Lusitania, on the previous day, off the coast ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Through the pathway or which the Lai. trod. has be.o the a taking many Intodred souk to Goal. how is moving o'er oh' Atlantic's waters hrr of ..ly auction, broad of beam and Greet wilt of speed, dr Altos upon her Weetword mune; Hear tb ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania’s sunk and 'nesth the waves Her crew and passengers have found their ‘graves, This mammoth ship, this monareh of the deep Deth' ‘now entomb them, and the world doth weep. (hlmusmfl‘l:mdwuthemthuday Whilst lovely children on ...

... ~ LUSITANIA. All great crises in life are marked by their tendency deep silences. There is an old story of a nervous lady board ship, in a stormy asking the whether was- any danger. He pointed her to group sailors very noisy, and said, “As long as they ...

... ON THE LUSITANIA. A striking story has been told by Mrs. Pat Wilson, of Moose Jaw, Canada, who was on the Lusitania when it was torpedoed. She was on her way Shorncliffe to see her husband, a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. “I was sitting ...

... LUSITANIA CRIME. AMERICA'S WARNING. It. lAL MOE TO GERMANY. Washisgtort, Friday. the test of vote aunt by Germany theoury et Stat. to lb. Arooricau Ambassador, call en mer for Foreign Affairs, alto real:Log him thou rommtreicasom lean en t acre of German ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. Krnt peoploOn tbe Lila:Tanis inobidod Mr. Mr. Ma r-h and (nr.,-. n months ba:,y. twang Wcarga, s!..ind and a l li io be . M. P. Prieliar•]. a of H•nt.g3 tr. •I, is ru• I Ono of tho CM.% Mr. 1(4 ho .irnar; in , rtior to • t•. !uo •• ...

... NOT ON. TUE LUSITANIA Miss I . lyland, dtessmaker, mother in the Tynbridge Itoad, Maidstone, was, as stated in last Tutsday's Eastern Gazette, to he on the Lusitania, xcturning from a 'visit to bee sister in the States. Her name, however, was not among ...

... during whole week. This is proper sort of response to the Lusitania tragedy ; much better than wasting time over a query to what the U.S.A. are going to do. Among those who went down in the Lusitania was the Rev. B. W. Maturin, who in his Anglican days as ...

... The Lost Lusitania On behalf of the fund to aid the lost crew the ill-fated liner uiwitania, very enjoyable matinee con•ert, organised by Mr. W. Payne, with Mr. H. C. Denny as musical director, was rjven Wednesday afternoon the ['rinces Theatre, which ...