... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. When it became known on Saturday morning that the Cunard steamer Lusitania had been sunk a thrill of horror went through the Tyneside. Great anxiety was felt for the safety of several people belonging to the district who were believed ...

... received message from her son saying that on a. riving in New York, in consequence of the rumours which he heard concerning the Lusitania, decided not to travel by that boat, but to sail on another one which left this week. Needless to snv the receipt of this ...

... units from the decisive point, in order to satisfy uninformed public opinion in favour of such convoys for vessels like the Lusitania. It must be remembered that even - week there are from 1,600 1,600 ships of over 300 tons arriving and departing from the ...

... torpedoing of the Lusitania, inis horrified the civilised world. The attack the giant Cunarder was even more dastardly than that on the Falaha. In the latter case a few minutes warning was given, in the destruction of the Lusitania there was none, and ...

... witnessed a succession of atrocities which must be unparalleled in the history of mankind, beginning with the sinking of the “Lusitania off the Old Head of Kiusale, the j‘‘Kulture lovers proceeded next to . bomb the unoffending civilians of South'end, the ...

... LITERARY NOTICES. Thb War Budget. —“ The torpedoing the Lusitania has roused the tempers of this country as nothing else has done yet, and that is a fact which the Germans, if they knew our history, would know that they willl have ultimate cause to rue ...

... close keeping, and they also be removed from danger, for it is certain that repetition of such crimes as the sinking of the Lusitania would rouse such an outburst of uncontrollable violence in this country that all Germans at large would be in peril. The ...

... should brought to trial when the day of reckoning dawns. America Roused. Germany must realise now that 'he sinking of the Lusitania was about tie worst day’s wor.: she could do. It has led to drastic measures against Germans in all parts of the British ...

... earmarked for use in the County of Durham. SATED FROM THE LUSITANIA. SondtrUnd Survivor Thanks Zam-Buk. Zam-Buk, the ever-ready “First-Aid,” has proved a friend in need more than one survivor of the “Lusitania” tragedy, not only for healing the cuts and bruises ...

... stre:igti' the fighting forces present t 1 tinelit. All their wild outburst has H restored those who him heett lost in tit’ Lusitania. Ali that GOSSIP AND 6RITICISH. ffi (By “LOOKER-ON.”) - It would be seen by done is to great deal wilful damage, which will ...