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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;— ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. A SURVIVOR'S STORY. rain, con- Mr J. B. Stoughton Holborn, M.A., F.R.G.S, son-in-law of the Rev. E. vicar of Avenbury, has arrived in Brombye6 H. her-g after a thrilling voyage on the Lusitania. iMr Holborn s perhaps the ...
... floss Board of 'S IMPORT. THE LOSS UI THE LUsITANIA. ...
... SAFETY AT SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania.” The way to reasonably certain of saving life .sea., in these days of mine and submarine, is to wear continnou-'ly night and day the “GIEVE” LIFE - SAVING WAISTCOAT It is the only device its kind roat, can worn ...
... which was i issued the German Admiralty, and the^special; against travelling by the Lusitania. ! North American citizens nevertheless entrusted I themselves the Lusitania, blame falls on them- selves and their Government. Can the American Government guarantee ...
... received fcue Lusitania’s wireless call for help, end headed for the scene fo disaster, anti wore subjected such attacks submarines that for the preservation of their own vessels they had to continue their voyage. The death-roll the Lusitania’s passengers ...
... 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 ...
... but that, nevertheless, no attack was made upon them. Since the very people who shouted with gie« |.ver the sinking the Lusitania also ...
... CoriKBAOXN, It ia eemi-officially denied that criaia bu been reached between Germany and America at remit the ainking of the Lusitania. The German answer to he American Note will delivered very ehertly now, out in thought, nevenhelea,, that the German Government ...
... 8m HUGH LA!fC-AJID THE KAffTERPIEOB. The following story of Sir Hugh Lane, who lost his life the sinking of Lusitania, told by TP“ in hia of Great Deeds:— “It was a picture lady by one the great painters—Reynolds, Gainsborough. Romney—l do not know which ...