... MERICA AND THE LUSITANIA. PRESIDENT WILSON'S ty PROUD TO IGHT.® A Phi bia message.eays fhat on Mon- day President Wilson gave a gatherin of 4,000 naturalised the first tion of the whieh the United States of would probably pureve ae the result of the loss ...

... TJ) The attention of Mr. Malone, Col- lector~of the Port-ef New York, wes called to the that justified tho sinking of the Lusitania on the ground that she) was = That, Me. Lasiteaia wae in. Malone, “ is Bom were found, ', Customary Bo gune vessel! eny armament ...

... there The Lusitania im- was a violent explosion. modiately took a heavy list, and before the and crew co@ld reslice the véssel forward. whet hed happened another torpedo etruck In lees than half an hour —eccording to some estimates within Lusitania took a ...

... MR. H ROBOTHAM Me. Harold secretary to the chief steward of the Lusitania, a ean of ee Robotham, of Belvoir-street, was also saved, though bis mame was not in the earlier lista of survivors. He is only 20 years of age, and entered the service of the Cunard ...

... After afternoon was clear and sunny. the Fastnet the Lusitania hed rene The precaction had been taken to have the ready in esse of emergency, end 9 sharp look-out was being Kinsale the order was given for fu epeed = few of the passengers end crew starboard ...

... BAILE HREPSHED, Mr. aod Mrs. W Ga. iley Ivy, aged about 14 years, of Shepshed, were on the Lusitania, and Mr. C. B. Mrs. Railey, -went to Liverpool on Friday morning with objest Mr. wired between 5 and 6 to say thet the ship was deed lormerly resi at ...

... THE LAST SCENES. ef the lest of the Lusitania from che % fe possible to frame coanected graphic earvivers’ cbories, eags the Times. The @ lunch when the of | a, The meu There was no panic ehip would not sink. + many coompd to think that the by two Neither ...

... aight. etern was 8 rose high gat of the water. thuaderous, roar, as ef the collapse of a great ared, bailding, and then the Lusitania diss of homan beings into the The esa grew. black with the of struggling men, women, and children. ...

... RBaay Cabling from Montreal to Mr. F. Post Office (the father of Maw Lusitania’ Booth, who, with baby, of ledy, says he is informed that the baby, by cable what is being done. ith regard to the little broaght England. he is terribly concerned t the baby ...

... ORTS MPOS: -THE- OUTRAGE. Replying in the House of Commons on day afternoon to @ series of questions con- cerning the Lusitania, Mr. Churchill said it would be premature to discuss these matters in view of the i iry, which would be opened without delay ...