... THE LUST LUSITANIA. PASIZTOICM Tu following is ham tit. Johs'e, Nerefoead• land —The pmesesen and crew of the Lneitania ham arrived V. on the steamer Weems. The partioisian gathered from there Moir that the spina took eights at tide* in the There then ...

... A special machine was used for the first time connection with the sailing of the Lusitania. carried the baggage on board the rate about packages per hour. is quite likely (says The Times) that •i few years' time special roads may be laid down, as proposed ...

... Fruitgrowers in Hampshire are suffering horn plague of wasps. Lusitania the .ancient name Portugal, and Mauretania is the Koman name of Morocco. Special trains have been sent to the North from Cheshire laden with cheese. >lore 3 been made than ever before ...

... The Lusitania shipped 1,000 bottles pagne to start with, and thousands of bottles other wines and spirits. She had over 3,000 persons on board, so (says the Saturday Review) every man might have his bottle a day and not exhaust the cellar. this not ...

... KEEPING HIS LIFEBELT Several Lusitania survivors who reached London had kept their belts, and ore, when asked for an account of his experiences, lifted belt and said dryly. That tells the story.” On the side of the belt he had written in ink in large ...

... American who has crossed the Atlantic about times, was asked how the Lusitania compared with the famous German vessel. He replied in his emphatic, vivid American way, My dear sir, the lusitania has simply skinned her to whisper ! I remember when first saw ...

... A croat many people who had no special .financial even patriotic interest in the Cunard line arc i’eelinsr sad that the Lusitania more (savs The Manchester Guardian The Atlantic crossing is reallv a little world bv :tself. Tire men —English, American ...

... and ideals, reached my boat, says Mr. Ernest CoWrer, tbs Toronto journalist who was the Lusitania. It was a dramatic moment when, within a few minutes of the Lusitania’s disappearance, they bbth rose, clasped hands solemnly swore that unless the United Stated ...

... The Attack on the Orduna. The submarine attack the Orduna makes mincemeat of the Goman official cuses for sinking the Lusitania (says the Daily Chronicle ”). The pretexts were very flimsy, but they were official. Yet ■while President Wilson still considering ...

... well as any of us how com pletely the German of to-day has put himself outside the pale of civilisation. The sinking of the Lusitania big and sensational; it appeals powerfully to the emotions and imagination of the whole world, not this country alone. But ...

... discovered at lasfc serving as a sergeant in the United States Army at £2 12s. a month. A Lusitania Victim. Dr. F. S. Pearson, who with his wife down in the Lusitania, was something more than a man of science and able financier*, says the Westminster Gazette ...

... Mr. Campbell says alcohol ought to be added to tbe list of poison* sold only chemists. There a verandah cafe board the Lusitania, where, sheltered on three aides and overhead, the voyager may in the worst of weather enjoy his cigar practically out at ...