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... Transylvania who landed Glasgow yesterday afternoon were overjoyed to finish their Atlantic trip io safety. The dire tidings the Lusitania disaster were being shouted the newsboys the prepared to leave Xfew York, and not surprising that though everyone wee cheerful ...
... v Dramatic story a burglar, t X-> fai-'i. CUPID £AUGHT A THIEF, AMUSING COMEDY, featuring EDDIE VICTORIA and LEE MOBAX. LUSITANIA DISASTER, A SPECIAL FILM. ~THE LEOPARD'S LAIR, Billing selig drama «>f a south p AFRICAN HUNTER. EDDIE TOOK A BATH, U A NESTOR ...
... nrosecutor’a window and exclaim, When the Lusitania went down flew the German flag. Let’s smash his place up.” Mr. Bleser said be bad not a flag upon his premises and did not fly one after the loss of the Lusitania. There were seventy previous convictions ...
... riiotorio gravity the situation was such that needed to be goaded into doing what wa.- h*s manifewt duty such crisis. of the Lusitania, and the publication tho Bryce ropart must have brought home to all the gravity our national situation iind the peril in ...
... York, Monday. President Wilson .o-day made his first public appearance since despatch to Germany of the American Note the Lusitania outrage. It was tho popular mind not. a little suggestive that the occasion should be connected with the presence of the ...
... comedians, the work >f the tirst-nam-d being particularly appreciated. The animated pictures, portraying incidents of the Lusitania tragedy are of interest, war films are also being shown. EMPIRE THEATRE. Comedy and drama are evenly blended the Empire programme ...
... conferred at great length with Mr. Bryan, and later with the State Department officials on the situation arising from the Lusitania outrage and the American Note, and Mr. Bryan apprised President Wilson in New \ork the substance of his conversation. Afterwards ...
... —The 'annual sal; of was the fi rst return to the old country. At nook on behalf of the funds of the Burslem thetmement the Lusitania was first struck Mrs. Bethel U.M. Church was held in the school- room on Thursday and , aturdav Mrs . Barker and her daughter ...