... THE LUSITANIA. Mr. Cowan asked the First Lord whether Had received any official report the loss Of the German submarine which sank the Lusitania, and so could state under what circumstances this occurred and whether the officers and crew the submarine ...

... THE LUSITANIA'S SOCCESSOk Aceerdinc information ft' York Times'’ (Kays trio Central 'Yes today, »rTple.-srrew liner,* which heon built the Harfan-i >' Wolff yards Beflast for the . line, may, after the war, take the place, of iaisixania in the (’onard ...

... LUSITANIA CRIMINALS Mr. Cowan asked whether the Admaralty had reeived any official repom of the loss of the German submarine which sank the Lusitania. Dr, Macnamara: We bave no miormation. NO TREATING FOR WIVES. Dr. Addison. answering Sir J. D. Reos, ...

... This bullet tore his shirt but did “The reason for thie deed was that his wife and He would have kiddy went down in the Lusitania. preferred to kill a few Germans, but, as he eaid to us, ‘Turks would do to be going on A TRIBUTE TO TOMM DESERVES THE SCOTS ...

... Lusitania's Possible Successo GIANT LINEN BUILT AT BELFAST. New York. Aocceding to inkirmation pnbliehed by she New York Times,' tha a tripleeerew 32.500 tau '.tear which has been built at the Harland and ' Wolk yards et HeHeat may. after the wa r, take ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIM S ESTATE. late Mr Frederick Stark Pearson, of Great Barrington. Mas?.. U.S.A.. who went down in the Lusitania on 7th, left estate in England valued at £322.960. BARNSLEY MAYOR S HOPE. At the Barnsley Borough Police Court, to-day, eleven ...

... LUSITANIA'S POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR. —_—— GIANT LINER BUILT AT BELFAST. oondng publubed by She to informetion ! “New Y¢ Times,” the Statendan:. wriplescrew 32.500 ton lLiner which hes been ‘uh at the Harland and Wolff yards, st Belfast, for the Holland America ...

... A LUSITANIA Pt LRE. Mr. Thomas Henry, brother of our greates: marino painter, Mr. Napier Henry, has just com: pleted a popular and spectacular painting of the “ Sink- ing of the Lusitania.” He has presented the large canvas to Lady Glanusk, on purpose ...

... travellers issued the German he did not believe of torpedoing the Lusitania would 1 out by the submarine commanders, cided to take every precaution in cat ‘*_At 5.30 on Thursday morning.'’ - : Lusitania- was torpedoed on the Frida-, tain Anderson, who wss responsible ...

... deck, who put numo- - of women and children in the boats on the port s'de, and persisted in lowering them, althouch th.) Lusitania was still travelling through the water at 15 knots, thp result being that a number of people were thrown into the water. ...

... Henry Alexander Boggi?, O.N. CAPTAIN OF THE LUSITANIA BREAKS HIS SILENCE. THK ENEMY'S WELL-LAIU PLANS. (Cb.ntbal Nbws Now York, November 21 Captain William T. Turner, who was command of the Canard liner Lusitania, when she was torpedoed the Germans May last ...

... “Herald™ says: “Perhaps Germany will take her whole diplomatic crow home, where they should have gone within ten days after the Lusitania was sunk. Tt would make small difference. and would be a good riddance.” ...