... THI LUSITANIA. SI - RV-MORS LANDED AT KINSALE T Fleet Eare3a is that the 1::::4310, Oa heard the Luntansa leas Madame de P:ge the Thief of the Belgian Er urgieal Staff El. hid been in Animal collecting for the Bcipan wounded, end her busabnd left Shot ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. Ti BABY BROUGHT HOME. Saved by Fitteea-Year-Old dirt. Mr. and Mrs Hadfield, of the Post Dace., Hugglesoote, have received no tidings as to their missing daughter, Mrs. Harry Booth, wbo was on the Luest•r.is, but the baby, Nigel ...

... THE TORPEDOED LUSITANIA. Local Survivors. 0 1. A. TARRY. MM. HANOI-0 SDIDDITINAM. Ansi•ne faces, waiting for news elateklis the Cona - d Offices, in Cockspur-street. A Leicester pasJonger, who is fortunately See ef Ms. Rebothans, De London. among the ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER. A Circumstantial Story. STATEMENTS OF SURVIVORS. Exciting Scenes at Queenstown A epee:ai represenhaure of the P:eos Amon& n te:egraphicg on 6aturday e%en.ug sab2,s:— Thu Jawsair sad appal psi arag. of tau Lositawa, which has seat ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER. Leicester Survivor's Story. FORGOT MY OWN PERIL. Characteristic stories contlnue to become known in coarse of vassal conversat.on with the survivors at •ho are now beginning to get over Oita terrible expenenees.. One narrat.ve has ...

... Local Lady on the Lusitania No Henry Rooth, now Hadfield, *laughter of the l'ortsuarter at Huggioioote, was a poisoner on the Lirsitai.ia, with her eight-month-old ball. She mauled Mr. Henry Routh, an auditor and aciviaritant, formerly of Leaveater, but ...

... Tllit LUSITANIA DISASTER INDIGNATION IN I je .1. 4.1. i The t rpe \ken tag pr+oad •thobatsue cr. id ::t Oh- devote raaiM t • Tery 44.. a d enve.tui, by mope aid paws. is aka ;abr. . 7• d emit h-terten.7 t • 1 0.7.• de. KA _.4•' SNOWIEST ON LIISITANIA ...

... THE LUSITANIA'S DEATH ROLL. Over 1,200 Lives Lost. LEICESTER SURVIVOR'S STORY. Will America Take Action ? INQUEST ON FIVE VICTIMS. According to the latest figures 'Jailed by the Cunard Company, the number of passengers on board the Lusitania was 1.256 ...

... TM LUSITANIA esiquenv. Ction-haL'a replies to-day on tive subject of the. Lup:Lanis were naturally discussed with Test interest to the loblasas, sad was slalost wholly concentrated on the sagnideasoe of his statement, regarding the Admiralty instructions ...

... GERMANY'S OCEAN CRIME: LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. Great Liner Goes Down in LEht ri:inutes. FULFILRIZN 1 CF GERMAN T,-:RZAT. Several Hundred Eurvivcrs larded. The Lls.!at,'a ha bete torreekei Lee acarted the aeath•r was beautifnMy a snn. and a z-nt!, ,th ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. MR. ROBOTHAM RETURNS HOME. Yr. Bobethisa, • heel survivor of the returned to barns, 15. Ds Montfort Atrial, bile tabor as Tuesday night. Hs is hair* from shock to the nerves. The MISSING HI LADY Bab► Safe With Relatives. Mr. Georp ...

... mettin; at Mold. on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Lewis. Parliamentary Secretary to the Local Government Board, sa i d the fate of the Lusitania and hundreds of passengers. had sent a thrill of horror througit the whole civilised world. If the German Emperor and others ...