... —Reuter. Society personal The Earl Rosebery is on a visit Bath for a course of the waters. Mockworth, who was rescued from Lusitania, has returned to her home at Cnerleon, Monmouthshire. The Bishop of Southwark it staying at l.lnndrndod Wells to recuperate ...

... evasive ; it Lusitania was a e « The was the against Germany, saine as in the same way as Louvain Ui and Rheims Cathedral were fortifications, same way as various raided seaside resorts it England were The journal adds that the fact the Lusitania was unarmed ...

... extra, THE SEA'S GIFT TO THE KAISER | ,.. , Lioyd’s message from Schull (Co. Cork), | to the says that the lifeboat 22 Lusitania, contain’ . four women and two bottom up, oF IP ION, Fesenet by M. Regan . Long Island. The! Island. The bodies boat is now ...

... but he adduces nothing in support of this suggestion, the motive of which is obvious.— Reuter. JUBILATION. GERMAN, AND THE LUSITANIA, COPENHAGEN, Friday. The German Professor of Theology, Herr D. Baumgarten, has delivered several remark- able sermons in ...

... of a national peril we shall have but one thought, one duty, one determination. The nation which remem- si vilians of the Lusitania. the sailors of the Maine will not forget “WAR BY ASSASSINATION.” The New York Times, in a H article beaded “War by Assassination ...

... in violation of American rights on the high seas which culminated in the torpedoing and sinking Of the British steamship Lusitania on May 7, over a hundred citizens lost their it is ly wise and desirable that the of the United States and Germany sholud ...

... men about thirty eager to JOIN. The crime of the Lusitania has acted as a further stimulus to recruiting in London. William the Murderer. Join up and lend a hand to bring him to justice.” ie the appeal of today’s placard at the Strand office of the Royal ...

... The funeral of Father Maturin, a notable preacher in the Roman Catholic Church, who went down in the torpedoing of the Lusitania, took place teday at Brompton ...

... master of the ateamship Thordis, which rammed a German submarine in February, to express his feelings on the sink, ing of the Lusitania. Mr. Bonar Law said: As happens, we are making a presentation to-day at a time when the whole world appreciates very fully ...

... signalled that ene armed trawler, probably Herea, and two fishing are bring: jag ie 100 bedies. Company has reported the ties of Lusitania’s as :— SALOON PASSENGERS. wcecceseoree 1 British 179 Swedes i A nerican 106 Mexican Greek . 3 Swiss 1 ...

... By Omr Corrvpondmt It was, of course, inevitable that the loss of the Lusitania should be fol* lowed by questions as whether the Admiralty had provided avconvoy of destroyers'for her, and, if not, why not? The question has been asked, or, at any rate ...

... with affairs, carried on propaganda nru,ra, »«y. and declared, when was mourning, that the Americans » were lost in the Lusitania had them* because she was rightly tor.l, onemy ship. un,n,,hfu| . rgntistical, and Herr IVrnburgs room is desired. iL-., ...