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... difficulties during the year were pleased to able to pay usual dividend of per cent. Mr. McConnel. who was saved from the Lusitania di-aMor, made statement on the MisttaMppi cotton plantation, dealing especially with the Association's prospects there, which ...
... pieces of bacon. Cross-examined, witness said he had heard that man his name had ajiokcn approvingly the sinking of the Lusitania. Mrs. Shonhut also gave evidence. She said that although the piano, sideboard, pictures, and other things were not taken ...
... afternoon with the appearviol; . rsaa Yaaye, the Belgian fc lias three at htV f recei ts handed + i, l do sailors who w Lusitania. To-morrow nighi: Vn7i n X he Yorkshire Dragoons 9hlre hussars will play at a y evenin concert under the respectively of ...
... Leeds Belgian Famine Fund £OO3 Bradford War Relief Fund £. »9.046 „ Belgian liefugeea* Fund £7,058 „ Serbian Fund £1,576 ~ Lusitania Fund £1,307 West Riding (Sir J. Iloreftirs Appeal) £11,639. ~ Belgian Refugee*’ Fund (Sir J. Horsfall's Appeal) C 671 Wakefield ...
... ini&sitig—instead daniping the ardour of Canadians, have made them more eager than ever. This and the gas outrages, the sinking Lusitania, and the story the crucifixion Canadian* officers, have to produce great rush to the recruiting stations. In one instance ...
... the Board to the erection a crushinr plant. Mr. Alexander Mackenzie succeeds Dr. F. S. Pearson, who lost his life in the Lusitania tragedy, as President of the Brazilian Traction, Light, and Power Company. The Shell Oil dividend expected to be a final ...
... advance they were heard to remark that they were going to get bit of their own back. Possibly the memory of the fate of the Lusitania, also, had something to with the grim determination to be avenged the enemy. The night was spent in consolidating the position ...
... advance, they were heard to remark that •* they were going get bit of their own ba«k.’‘ Possibly the memory the fate the Lusitania also had .something with the prim determination avenged on the enernv. I night ccutsolidating the position won—a work with ...
... BIRTHS. BABKETB.—On May 21st, at Homecioft. Crossbill*, wif« CLIFFOED C. BAKKEE, of daughter. DEATHS —On May 7th, lost on tho Lusitania, aged .2}, MIKA, wife CHAKTEV, &i.d second daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hugill, Seamer, Tartu. JBODSSOJI-—On May 11th, killed in ...
... using against our troops. + awful. Not only did it kill a t also a number of women and tound lying dead in their of the Lusitania, he adds: women and children is all From what I have seen ¢ p| ve like a lot of beasts fron No doubt vou have read ” doing ...
... majority of the Lady Mackworth has returned to her home at Caer- leon, Monmouthshire, much improved in health since the Lusitania disaster. Eleven thousand women have already been enrolled under the scheme authorised by the Home Secretary for women police ...
... horrors perpetrated by the enemy, the dis- regard for the lives ot women and children exhibited in the struction of the Lusitania, d the unholy joy of the erman Press at this dastardly con- vinced the citizens ot the British Empire that our whole resources ...