... FLOWERS THE LUSITANIA. Beautiful cut flowers were obtained the gardens Lord Barrymore Fota the Cunard Company and despatched yesterday by the Government steamer Signet to the of the Lusitania disaster, and there distributed over the watery graves of the ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA It may appear bit late in the day to write anything more about the Lusitania, considering how that horrible crime has exhausted one’s power of expletive. But there is another side to the incident which has not reccivedl that mead ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA It may appear hit late in the day write anythin'.' m. about the considering that horrible crime hag exhausted one's paver expletive. But there is another iside the incident which has not received that mead publicity which I it deserved ...

... MORI'. LUSITANIA VICTIMS. The tug Firing Fish has returned to Queenstown from search for victims of the disaster to the Lusitania with seven them are those of Chief Officer pi Lund. James Toole, Montague (irant, and I'alvg The remain* woman and a man ...

... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA. may appear bit late in the day write anything more about the Lueitania, considering how that horrible crime has exhausted one's power of expletive. But there is another to the incident which has not received that mead of publicity ...

... SAFETY AT SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania.” The only way to reasonably certain saving Life sea, in these days mine and submarine, is to wear continuously night and day the “GIEVE” LIFE - SAVING WAISTCOAT It is lb® device of its kind that can worn conuinuouslj ...

... craw. Lord Mersey said tbe Court would ait at Caxlon Hall for the Lusitania enquiry, and did not think judgment with regard to Falsba would de- Uvered until after the cate of tho Lusitania had been heard. Ho wonld not formally eloao this Court, because ...

... President Wilson raised an impenetrable wall of silence between him and the world following the news of the sinking of the Lusitania and the deaths of the hundreds helpless men and women and children, the sacrifices to inetreate German brutality. sooner ...

... arrangements fop the mobilisation Italy that have either taken place are now in contemplation. GERMAN PRESS ECHOES. THE LUSITANIA MASTERSTROKE.” GIGANTIC STRIKE IN Birmingham: The wild chorus triumph in the German press evoked by the mastor-s- of the ...

... NOT GERMANS. Sir,—May crave little space point cot what think might cause room injustice ? Any one may peck up, since the Lusitania maiden, n certain to contain the wwla, German pork brucher.'* In some towns the Germans may have had a monopoly this trade ...

... Harms (writing in the column usually filled the better known Paul Michaeiis) says: ‘‘While the outcry caused the sinking the Lusitania has not yet diod away England, in America public opinion seems to be composing itself. At first we were told expect nothing ...

... State remain and v the wishes of individual are doubt. The mass withoui bring anti-English, are pro- Oernun. were uot-l the Lusitania affair. M. Walivnhe rg is member «*f the family which controls the vast Bank, the richest family this city, if not in the ...