... and 10 passengers, and an Admiralty message says that between 600 and 600 were landed, but that many had died. Before the Lusitania left New York a remarkable advertisement appeared in the American newspapers from the German /Embassy officialb warning ...

... CABINET. ITALIAN WAR BILL. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5.) eats, while tiermany, owing to the feeling ransed by the sinking of the Lusitania. haw decided to Sc itzerland to undertake the same task concerning Berman interests. ...

... %NCI Pm% -1 : ne;:: • SI Ii 11• NEAII!E AL rA , trr.oN- t% 11' 'TING 24 and 28 Great Brunswick Bt., And 102 Grafton Bt. LUSITANIA DISASTER FIELIEr FUND. toff, • bop to t:aekk. nl th• otibrettl. tinls ru th Fled - Aiweitmt xlr. v 4; set rte.:Neel o r L ...

... The boat in which he got away kept afloat for three hours, but as soon as they left it it fell to pieces like a match box. LUSITANIA VICTIMS, ...

... ' he maid, knew they were facing death, and took the risk like brave men, but the innocent, peaceable citizens on the Lusitania were when suddenly and treacherousli—men, women, and little children, all as ey were—and hurled to • frightful deat . Another ...

... P. GEORGE NVITCOHIN, J. PATTERSON. ,W. MADDOCK. RECRUITING OFFICES - 24 and 25 Great Bruntwick St., And 102 Grafton St. LUSITANIA DISASTER RELIEF FUND. The Lewd Mayor hews to aeksowladge grateful thanks reeelpt babe followtti subscription to the stem ...

... Starling Henson have gone to East Cowes Castle tram 15 Groavenorqa/drne, London. Lady Mackworth, who was rescued from the Lusitania, has returned from Dublin to her home at Caerleon, Monmouthshire, much improved Lo health. Lleut.-Commander Woods has left ...

... action. •• Franestae.—Ttie the revolt of all itted anima teternatianal lee by t► ens. The epulgis the entrap against Lusitania is a direct blow against America. Will the gauntlet be picked up? not all neutrals unite against the barbarians. The Humanite ...

... AMERICANS WARNED. ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE, Although the torpedoing the Lusitania comes as a great surpriee, says the Press Association War Special telegram the Germans undoubtedly gave full warning of their intention to sink vessel, teen going to the length ...

... stated that * be believed this submarine was a British one. THE LUSITANIA REPORT. Just before leaving New York, another passenger stated, newsboys were bawling the loss of the Lusitania, but the passengers flocking to the Transylvania declined to credit ...

... Lust. tania outrage. The strong feeling aroused in London by the (terman outrages, and especially by the sinking of the Lusitania, was exempli, fled yesterday by • march inembete of Lloyd's, the Stock Exchange, the Baltic, and other City centres of business ...

... sinking of the ralaim e the ices at Yr. Thrasher.. &he .aerial attack as the Cnehing, torpedoing of ty. 11111146 f,, and the Lusitania, wric the 'isisa . bt more diaa 1,000 hies of nmecorabateide,.tmong them over 100 AMTICalki. A strict acoSarit is now baked ...