... subjecting Great Britain to her will. It may be that on this occasion she ha* overreached herself. The destruction of the Lusitania was arranged America. German agents actually boasted what wa* going to happen, and wanted people going board the great ship ...

... OmOIAL MESSAGES. The Admiralty early this (Saturday) morning issued the following message regarding the Lusitania The Secretary of the Admiralty announces the following message been received from the Admiral, Queenstown :Survivors Imsi Unis being landed ...

... ENEMY CLAIMS EASTERN SUCCESSES FAR EASTERN SITUATION LESS GRAVE JAPAN MODIFIES HER DEMANDS. GREAT LINER TORPEDOED. LUSITANIA SUNK OFF KINSALE. BATTLE YPRES. IN THE EAST. SW.TTTJ.TRT DUXLS. QXUUjrS SXPOXT AVOTHXB VICTORY. acRKAir TAiLxntx or thx ABOonra ...

... bended in Liverpool 7.10 received the London offioee of the Canard Company stating that several hoate, apparently from the Lusitania, had been sighted nine mdea ■noth-east of Queenstown, and that Greet Rteamer proceeding Iheiv aonstanoe. ...

... ere making lor the scene to render assistance. The weather reported to beautifully fine, with slight southerly wind. The Lusitania had lifeboala sccommodste 1,600 passengers TOKFZDOXS WITHOUT WAMTOIO. According *o foHher drtnila n»ived *t BLOWS pool tho ...

... esnsed the gravest fears and ugly rudburs, but in the course of the evening news filtered through that boats belonging to the Lusitania had been sighted and that vessels were pitting them up. This information gave rise renewed hopes that large number of the ...

... GERMAN THREATS. Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes great surprise, the (lermsns undoubtedly gave full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going the length of tisement in the American Press warning those sailing under the British ...

... with me. One poor fellow lost bis reason altogether and jumped into the sea and drowned. We were about one hundred from the Lusitania when she foundered. Ii was appalling tight »o witness, her decks were still crowded with passengers frantically rushing about ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA. The sinking of the Lusitania, with the loss of over fourteen hundred lives is undoubtedly the most shocking among the long and terrifying list coldly calculated, callous crimes of which the Prussians have l>ecn perpetrators during ...

... and that it was a friendly one, otherwise the Lusitania would not have gone hack even course. About five minutes to two there was muffled drumlike sound coming from the direction of the bows the Lusitania, accompanied by trembling motion the ship. Immediately ...

... Prussian domination be allowed to prevail was evidenced by the torpedoing within eight miles of the Irish Coast of the 'Lusitania and the murder of scores of defenceless Irish men and women and children, and of American citizens. (Cries of “Shame.”) At ...

... and be did not think anybody acquainted with Irieh ftelmg and sentiment doubt that for a moment. DERBY COUNTY COOKCIt. Lusitania Disaster. ...