... THE DAILY MIRROR WHAT WOMEN AND CHILDREN ENDURED WHEN TIRPITZ'S MURDERERS SENT THE LUSITANIA TO HER DOOM ...

... GERMANY IS RAPIDLY INCREASING THROUGHOUT THE CIVILISED WORLD. SO GREAT WAS THE SHOCK WHEN THE. NEWS FIRST CAME THAT THE LUSITANIA WAS TORPEDOED THAT IT WAS AT FIRST REGARDED AS INCREDIBLE. THEN IT WAS HOPED-RATHER THAN BELIEVED-THAT THE PASSENGERS, AT ...

... CORONER'S QUESTIONS. Captain Turner, the commander of the illfated Lusitania, gave evidence at the inquest. which was resumed at Kinsale yesterday upon five victims of the Lusitania whose bodies were landed there. Captain Turner said they left New York ...

... Announced When Note Is Published. WASHINGTON, May 12.—President Wilson has apparently made up his mind in the matter of the Lusitania outrage. The following statement was issued to-day from the White House : The course upon which the President has determined ...

... NAMES OF PASSENGERS. News reached Liverpool yesterday afternoon that the Lusitania had been torpedoed and sunk off the Ohl Head of Kinsale during the afternoon It is not known how many passengers have been saved. ...

... destroyed, were the words of the Rev. R. J. Campbell yesterday at the City Temple with reference to the sinking of the Lusitania. No words of scorn and bitterness are strong enough wherewith to characterise the damnable plea of military necessity. ...

... Falaba The Daily Mirror paid £2OO. £l,OOO is offered for the best war photograph. Photographs of the sinking of the Lusitania and of incidents aboard before the disaster should be brought or sent immediately to The Daily Mirror, Bouverie-street ...

... (100-8). U.S.A. NOTE TO GERMANY. The principal points of the United States Note to Germany with regard to the sinking of the Lusitania are, according to Reuter's Washington message, as follow : The United States calls attention to various incidents in the ...

... some time on the staff of the New York American in London, was buried at Harringay yesterday. He was drowned in the Lusitania disaster. The pictures show the coin covered with the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack and Mrs. Jones about to enter ...

... Murdered Lusitania Passengers. PHILADELPHIA, May 11.—President Wilson gave a gathering of 4,000 naturalised Americans the first intimation of the course which the United States would probably pursue as the result of the loss of the Lusitania. in Washington ...

... r'i 4, _____ / - / Thi s sketch was drawn for The Daily Mirror by a survivor, Mr. A. J. Byington, and illustrates how the Lusitania went to her doom. The vessel was struck by three torpedoes, and some survivors are of opinion that more than one pirate was ...

... Threatens Further Massacres at Sea. JOYFUL PRIDE OF HUNS. What will President Wilson do to avenge the American victims of the Lusitania and to protect the lives of Americans in future ? So far no indication of his plans comes froth Washington. He is stated-to ...