... THEWAY/IHEWAR*, Events have moved quickly since our last issue, for, as the New York Times says, the torpedo which sank the Lusitania sank the German Empire. The theory that Germany must win at all costs, that she may attack everybody, but that it is absolutely ...

... THEWAY/IHEWAR*, Events have moved quickly since our last issue, for, as the New York Times says, the torpedo which sank the Lusitania sank the German Empire. The theory that Germany must win at all costs, that she may attack everybody, but that it is absolutely ...

... IN THE PETROL WORLD. By R. P. Hearne. Quite the best narrative I have read of the Lusitania disaster is that written for The Motor News by Dr. R. J. R. Mecredy, son of Mr. R. J. Mecredy, the famous Irish pioneer cyclist and motorist. Dr. Mecredy was at ...

... Biss. MRS. ALFRED VANDERBILT r Widow of Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt, the New York millionaire and sportsman, who went down in the Lusitania ...

... Father Basil Maturin Father Maturin, the well-known preacher, who was ordained by Cardinal Vaughan in 1898, was also on the Lusitania when she sank off the Old Head of Kinsale. His body has since been recovered The Great Austro-German Offensive in West Galicia ...

... the colours on the outbreak of war. MISS RITA JOLIVET, The actress, well known to London audiences, who was saved from the Lusitania. MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD, Who was granted special leave from the front to sing at the Red Cross concert organised by his wife ...

... and murders, to the men dying in unspeakable agony from poisonous gases, to the bayoneted wounded, the drowned crew of the Lusitania, the dead fishermen, murdered women and little children, and that old blackbird who was killed by a Zeppelin in Suffolk. ...

... Churchill's little trips to the front. It was rather unfortunate, wasn't it that the last one was just the same time as the Lusitania, and that he was travelling in a destroyer when they couldn't spare one to keep a special guard on the Irish coast. But what's ...