... THE LUSITANIA EMPHATIC -NOTE. ...

... Lusitania WILL APPEAR IN TO-MORROW’S ...

... lost in the Lusitania Much sympathy will be feit with ex- Supt. Geo, Kinshott, of the Hants Con- of his son in the Lusitania. stabulary, and his family in the feared loss Mr. Kinshott was one of the ship's company of the fated liner, and as his name does ...

... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Torpedoed Without Warning. PASSENGERS & GREW LEFT THEIR FATE. Latham was siiuk off the Old ll«a ...

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... The Lusitania Inquir' Mr. Carlyou Bellairs asked the President of the Board of whether the inquiry into the Lusitania disaster would cover the question of the adequacy of the protective measures made by the Board of Admiralty, Mr, Runciman the Assessors ...

... The Lost Lusitania On behalf of the fund to aid the lost crew the ill-fated liner uiwitania, very enjoyable matinee con•ert, organised by Mr. W. Payne, with Mr. H. C. Denny as musical director, was rjven Wednesday afternoon the ['rinces Theatre, which ...

... Remember the Lusitania. * corporal the Black Watch, who has retimed wounded from the fighting near La says;--'! heard men into battle with the err Remember the Lusitania their Ups. and when that cry was beard it. had terrific meaning for the Germane, ...

... LUSITANIA BODIES Priest Who Gave Absolution. Queenstown, Saturday Very rough weather prevails here today. * Another body from the Lusitania has been identified as that Mrs. Harry J. Keaer, an American, whose husband is still missing. The tug Flying Fish ...

... T LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. German Pirates’ Foul Crime. ...

... THE LUSITANIA SUBMARINE. Gift for Officers and Crew. RA PaNt’s . Wednesday. “It is reported trom agdeburg that a committee has been formed for the purpose ing mpney as a national gift to which sent the Lusitania to t ts avd crew of the submarine AN M ...

... LUSITANIA’S SUBMARINES PREVENT RIiSC! ...