... LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND ile&srs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., have en £5OO, and Messrs. Cburtaulds. Ltd., £lOO to fund which the Ivord Mayor london is raising for the relief of sufferers the loss of the Lusitania. DEATH OF A FAMOUS COUNTESS. The Countess of ...

... CANADIANS' WIVES LUSITANIA. SOLDIER AND THEIR REVENGE. Information which has been received Goole goes show that local Territorials have taken part in the recent fighting east of Festubert, where the enemy's line has been pierced. Captain W. H. Featherston ...

... 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 ...

... only little while ago off Scilly, with the loss of three lives. To thus record must be added the terrible dewtbroll of the Lusitania, which, although British boat, w« carrying large number of American citizens. America must know full well Chat protest alone ...

... race. President Wilson knows the German mind very The Prsaideni good case in hand against Germany, owing their sinking the Lusitania. Another reason: 1 haven’t the slightest doubt that Wilson has been brought up in the Christian faith, an t that acting upon ...

... Wednesday. (Received to-day). Commenting on the German delay in replying the United States Note regarding the sinking of the Lusitania, which due probably to the German Ambassador advising that time should given for American resentment to cool, the New York ...

... colt. Mr. 11. M. Hartigan’s Lady Graveairs colt, Lprd Clonmell’s Sir Accalon. Mr. Fitzgerald’s Fitzorb, Mx. W. M. Singer’s Lusitania colt, Mr. W. J. Tatem’s Revenge, All-. E. Hulton’a. Scylla colt, Mr. S. Joel’s Quickset 11., Mr. A. F. Basset’s Cromdalo ...

... Messrs Courtaulds (Limited) £100 the fund which the Lord Mayor of London is raising for the relief of sufferers the loss the Lusitania. Beyond the flying of flags on public buildings in the West-end London there were nublio celebrations in London on Wednesday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Thursday night, Mr. W. Crossley (presi&ii t ; in the chair, passed a resolution expressing horror the torpedoing of the Lusitania. The resolution which was submitted by the executive coanmittee, read as follows: — That tiers Trades Council, representing' ...

... and walk into the- nearest recruiting offlee. After the Germans' use their deadly gas and ibo murdcr of passengers on the Lusitania think the reasons for keeping any single \ounc man home must strong ones indeed. lake oft our hats to the men, single otherwis ...