... on the strong aide This drew from Mr. Milling. R.M.. the remark that the Irish people were generally on the week side. Lusitania Victim. I NW' PIST AT On 11th mg.. Dr. 1 1 . J. Mat , Hale, J.P.. Coroner, held as inquest at courthouse on the body el • ...

... his premature haste in fallio4 in:o the trap laid for him instead of cs heretofore to the open market. Indignation at the Lusitania atrocity is grosing apace in England. Already there have been some entiodien-enemy riots. It would seem as if shortly the ...

... dcred Nurse Cavell. but she was equally Iguilty of the murder of every individual who went down to a watery grave in the j Lusitania she was equally guilty of the I murder of every individual who went I down in the Folaba; she was equally guilty of the murder ...

... note to Germany President Wilson will insist upon explanation of perks of incidents beginning with Falaba and ending with Lusitania, and demand Germany's adherence to rules of maritime warfare .and assurances that passengers and crews of merchant vemela ...

... publication has been unavoidably held over. It is feared that a — number of natives of South Mayo are amongst the victims of the Lusitania disaster. Mr. J. .1. Collins, Castlebar, has been appointed organiaer for Mayo of the Town Tenants League. He bas alswys ...

... Hoorn, II sun. toll p.m. Applicntiona to toot to Saran . ..re Nation•l Forester.. Dillon Terrace, Balkan. 00 or Mat Inst. Lusitania. with freight of noncombatant humanity, without • momenta warning seemed to reach the summit of barbarism, in callous savagery ...