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... LUSITANIA ORPHAN The solicitude of Mr. Ernest Cooper, o Torotto journalist. for ihe welfare of a little ¢ Fu»ngnr who was in the Lusitania disaster has ed 10 a request from Queen Alexandra for full details. After t'h; ‘llmkbwm:;m Mr. Cooper placed ittle ...
... THE LUSITANIA. — ——— SOCIALIST PAPER'S CRITICISM. Amsterdam, Friday. The ;cri.]inzrp« ““ Goerlitzer Vulkszeitung”™ ...
... 17s. 6d. from Priestley’s Lud. (35th). The Belgian tictugess’ Fund totals £7,065, and the Serbian Relief Fund £1,676. The Lusitania Relief Fund amounts to £1317 including £lO from the Mises Wallis, of Clavton, ...
... strife. G erman duplicity. H ospitals shelled. I nfant killing. J ournalistic lies. K aiserism and Kultur. L ouvain and Lusitania. M ine-sowing. N un slaughter. O ficers insulted. P risoners tortured. Q uibbling diplomatists. R iver poisoning. S carborough ...
... Serbian Relief Fund has d to £1 590, recent contributions in£lo 10s. from Mr. Thomas P. Oddy. v bae also sent £lO 10s. to the Lusitania ‘und, which now amounts to £1,327. reasurer of the War Relief Fund (Mr. 't Whiteley) in his weekly report of the lon states ...
... to the ! Museum last week, None of them, he were accepted, . * * »~ “Lieut. Hugh Pollard, who was repor kn.bna aboard the Lusitania, writes AM 'l’:’u drlnd:m‘n ‘lffm'. 1 g lke tue of the trenches at Ypres evidently. Lo e T e There wae a record crowd at ...
... There ils no romance in the Kaiser, who n&flodobdo&nhlh who attained greatest ocelebrity in the wanton destruction of the Lusitania. Shall h-,'w:,n, be called w the Scuttler’ m'hn g w we reing ®as and the el g arsenio at Ypres. One ly 18 worthy to bear—the ...
... wrote you some time azo | o day took the liberty of mailing * . “North American.”’ Look it over—paig: '3 particular. The Lusitania print is placs ced every window and tree cormer so that eve Englishman may see it, sing it, shout ' echoes reach the very ...
... previous to the wdvance they were heard to rmpfl*ubflfi»ym;ommgvt:h&d their own back.” Passibly the memory of the | fate of the s Lusitania also lhiad something o do with the grim determinatiou to be avenged on the enemy. GERMAN TREACHERY PUNISHED. One satisfactary ...
... has a sleeping beg, and £1.576. The Fund for the relicf of the victims receives in summer two and in winter three of the Lusitania outrage amounts to £1,317. woollen blankets. Non-commissioned officers e e have :Eemd small compartments, and they supervise ...
... a German aunbmarine, as the resu't of which two or more Americans met their death. (& The torpedoing and sinking of the Lusitania, by which over 100 Americans lost their hves. “If *the Nebraskan was deliberately torpodoed,” saye the Washington correspondent ...