... terrible experience in the Lusitania disaster. recorded last week, Mrs. Barker, who was travelling from Trenton see her invalid mother, lost her nine-year-old daughter when the ship went down. She states that after the Lusitania was struck the first torpedo ...

... fire on Sunday. It was great sight to see the machine set on fire soon it got to the ground lam sorry to read about the Lusitania going down. The Germans have absolutely no respect for human life. ...

... Sunday. It was a great sight to see. The machine set on fire as soon ever it got on the ground. 1 am sorry to read about the Lusitania down. The Germans have absolatcly no respect for human life.” ...

... to you and the Lady Meyerson for the eitcrillence of the arrangements made for oar entertairunent. LORD tYarS FWD volt LUSITANIA worms. Messrs. John Brown and do., Ltd., base given MOO, and Messrs. Courtaulds, Ltd., CM* the fund which the Lord Mayor ...

... AMERICAN STEAMER TORPEDOED. Near Scene of Lusitania Disaster. Vessel Making for Queenstown A Lloyd'a Brow Read telegram, rtat.rl yesterday, ea} a: American steamer Nebraskan. Liverpool for Delaware Breakwater, paned Fastnet at 5 30 p.m. - The following ...

... only did it kill a lot of our I also a number of women and rho were found lying dead in their krtg to the sinking of the Lusitania, he war on belplees all the Germans are fit for. From seen of their soldiers they me like acs from the wilds of Africa than ...

... PIRATES RECORD WEEL As was to be expected, in view of the sinking of the Lusitania, the Admiralty statement issued on Friday of the shipping losses sustained during the previous seven days shows a record figure in gross tonnage destroyed. Within the week ...

... fllbmarines, the gross tonnage totaling 47,584. The greater part of this figure is accounted for by the e 2,500 tons of the Lusitania. The highest previous weekly figure since the commencement of the submarine blockade was that reached between March 24 ...

... where a man has none it will be paid into a fund for him on his return. . r . of • • • This picture of the boat deck of the Lusitania gives some idea of the immense size of this magnificent vessel, the sinking of which by a German submarine, with an appalling ...

... Tam worth who ought not to there. If we failed to win this war. England would go down swiftly and as irretrievably as the Lusitania went into the waters of the* Atlantic.—Major P. H. Wedgwood also addressed the meeting, and said they were there to put before ...

... case of the l i nsitania, and I do not think judgment will be delivered ii the ease of the Fataha until the case of the Lusitania has been beard. I won't formally close this inquiry, because it is possible, though I do not think it at all likely, that ...

... work to be done in purging our Orders of Chivalry their alien enemy members, says the Globe. Admiral Tirpitz, to whom the Lusitania crime is primarily due, and that princely scoundrel Prince Kupprccht of Bavaria, who issued the infamous order to murder ...