... ten days after the events IA LI ST NEWSPAPER. ipaper Goerlitzer Volkszericed under preventive tending upon the American Lusitania. ...

... German hatred England. The people feel that war with America only a matter of time. They consider that the sinking of the Lusitania was a proud feat of their Navy, and was fultr justified. ...

... Devotion to a British Sailor Amongst those who lost their lives in the Lusitania was Madame Depage, the wife of well-known Belgian surgeon, the last eight months of whose life had been closely bound up with the nursing of the wounded. She was important ...

... Goerlilzer Volkszeitung” has been placed under preventive censorship for commenting upon the American note regarding the Lusitania. The Committee elected by the International Women’s Congress at the Hague arrived last week. At Berlin they had interview ...

... Bisham Vicarage. Mr. Charles Frohraan, the famous theatrical manager, one the many American victims of the sinking of the Lusitania the Germans, was great lover of Marlow, whore intended spend the first week-end after landing with Mr. C. Chambers. Last ...

... among the boys to-day.” In conclusion, Lance-Corporal Wright speaks of the horror with which the news of the sinking of the Lusitania was received at the front, and expresses (2nd) 4ih BATTALION ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT. Whit-Monday Sports held at Hylands ...

... son of the lata George Clark and Mrs. Clark, of Hedgerley Dean, Bucks, aged 39. Thompson.— On the insb. the sinking the Lusitania, Muriel, dearly-loved youngest daughter of the late Mr. N. C. Thompson, Maidenhead, and of Airs. N. C. Thompson, Firfield ...