... SAFETY at SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania,'’ The only way l*c reaboiiably ocx Tain taving life at it: clays mint .«i •• subniaiine, is to wear in/., and dav, tin “GIEVE LIFE-SAVING WAISTCOAT the only •levin kind that can lv fontinuou>lv (OetUted* with •••■intoit ...

... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. UtKNSTOIIFF AND KEIEIVKD J'ilK NEWS, oi Srtcui. t’or.itf'CoxnrNr.) \eW Volk. Aluv II Four full da have now elapssl simsx had m xx' the oil Kill'ah* Head. The ii'ioit .'.nee Friday has more fixing than that arising out «•! mix national ...

... I From Our CoRRr.spoNDp.NT.) Now York, Sunday. Lusitania's pofesongers llirougli her sinking Gcrinan submarine is responsible for entire change policy great manufacturing company in this country. The company the Trumbull Manufacturing Company Bridgeport ...

... the Street,” adapted from the novel. Highly interesting pictures are those depicting the scenes at Queenstown after the Lusitania disaster, showing the lifeboats which assisted in rescuing survivors. ...

... will be pre- sented It will be of « temporising character, and. will ask America to confirm or deny the report that the Lusitania carried ammunition destined for the Allies. MANY BUTCHERS CLOSING THEIR DOORS. Glasgow is feeling acutely the shortage in ...

... the forehold. DISQUIETUDE AT WASHINGTON. abliingion, Wednesdar. Mow* who were eouming favourable (iormanv the President's Lusitania Note are greatly tlu‘ torixsloing of the Xabraskan, and officials arodisturbecl well over th«‘ meident because it was thought ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... was under the influence of drick at the time. Defendant said she was sorry. The Germans could do such things as sink the Lusitania. and the English were not ‘to retaliate.: “J wish.” she said, “they would (Laughter.! form a battalion of not interned? The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...