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... LUSITANIA SURVIVOR Thanks ZAM-BUK, the ever-ready “First-Aid’’ has proved a friend in need to more than one survivor of the * Lusitania’ tragedy, not only for healing the cuts and bruises caused by the buffeting of the waves and wreckage, but also for ...
... GERMAN JOY OVER THE LUSITANIA. “ONLY A OOLD SMILE FOR COMMON CRIES OF ANGER.” Copenhagen, Thursday. The ** Deutsche Tagesxeitung says: —Wo have received the folk>wing letter regarding the Lusitania from illustrious personality who is the west front;— ...
... painted.—Press Association Times Telegram. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. ONE TORPEDO BUT TWO EXPLOSIONS SUBMARINE COMMANDER'S STOUT. Aiistzbdax, Friday. The German Admiralty version of the sinking the Lusitania compiled from the report of the commander the submarine ...
... against merchant shipping only if Great Britain permits the free passage food to German ports.—Central Newa LMSEB AND THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Paris, Sunday. According to **La Petrie,’* rich .'merican, who Js doing Red Cross work for the Alliee, recently decided ...
... had certitude that the war would be over, from, one two months for, they said, they wore out.—Exchange. •AY, MAY «0, 1916. LUSITANIA* SENSATIONAL CHARGES AGAINST SUBMARINE COMMANDERS, ...
... b*en calculated *ooth* American «ti»oeptibilitie« (wired the “Poet” New York night). It would appear that maay lives the Lusitania victims might hare been »av;d but for the deliberate and brutal activitie* of the submarine commanders against, other steamers ...
... and music of It’s the Navy.’’ This wecfCs number contains 74, pictures and articles, including “The Deathless Story of the Lusitania,” by Gerard Fiennes, and “ How Will the War End ?” by Sir Hiram Maxim. Don’t miss this week’s issue of THE ...
... younger son wounded- left visit the latter at Boulogne, and while still the Continent heard that hia wife had been lost in the Lusitania diaaater, and that hia daughter had only escaped the came fate owing to the fact that the was powerful swimmer. Colonel Ryereon ...
... bad a passenger list 891 names, including another member of the Vanderbilt family. The which heralded the sinking of the Lusitania were repeated before tbs Transylvania sailed *> May Bth There waa pie- jof boasting by German-Americana that she also would ...
... his country. When, however, learnt of the Huns’ act of coldblooded murder against defenceless and innocent passengers the Lusitania, no sacrifice appeared to him to be 100 great, and there and then made up his mind to join the Army. That the Allies would ...
... rg's lead, the story being the same in every case. Incensed crowds are parading the street* and demanding vengeance the Lusitania murderers. impossible as yet atiesa the damage done, but it seem* certain It already exceeds one million sterling. Fear of ...
... the American Ambassador in Berlin the State Department that he delivered President Wilson's Note on the sinking of the Lusitania the German Foreign Office on Saturday morning half-poat ten. It is understood (says th* Poat ’• Washington that Gennaf officials ...