... THK LUSITANIA TORPEDOED and hunk. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. Oa Friday after.oou tba Genaaa aab«ariae rteftM j-muMiftit the moat talamoo* outraae Si which they haaa yet beta ttwpwdoing tiakiog the Caajid bwK Lusitania, at a poiat ri«l>' ■lie, by wwt ol tba Old ...

... to £1 THB LUSITANIA TOUPEDOBD AND HUNK. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday afternoon the German submarine pirate* committed the moat iofamou* outrage of which they have yet been guilty by torpedo* ing and sinking the famou* Cuoard liner Lusitania, at a point ...

... was discovered last serving as a rgeant in the United States Army £2 12s. a month. A Lusitania Victim. Dr. F. S. I’carson, who with his wife went down in the Lusitania, was something more than a roan of science and an able financier, say* the Westmin*ter ...

... rule, hosteetr. the police gel him, in time. That is what will happen to tba German nary.— '■ Daily Mail (Monties! THIS LUSITANIA MASSACBK. A GROWING MOVEMENT. In nrticlo on the acts of expulsion nod ostracism reported Iram all great centres of business ...

... weather now, but this last few days it has been a little wet, but still nothing to hurt. The troops are very angry about the Lusitania being sunk, and think the Germans will sorry they did it later on. I have seen my old school chum. Tom Jupp, on several occasions ...

... largest at any early celebration since the opening days -of*th€ war. Requiems and memorial services for the victims of the Lusitania disaster have been largely attended in all parts of London. was not surprised ot the recent issue of a warning from the Lord ...