... Former Penistone Gentleman on the Lusitania. Mr. Norman Stones, son of the late Mr George Stones, of New Chapel, Penistone, was a passenger, along with his wife. 0 , board the ill-fated Lusitania, and amongst the rescued. but unfortunately his wife was ...

... carrying non-combatants, and also give notice that reparation will be sought for the loss of over one hundred lives on the Lusitania and I ...

... German extraction, and the raid on his premises was part of the general expression of British indignation at the loss of the Lusitania under such revolting, circum s tances. Mr. Schonhut with his family left the district early on Wednesday morning, and the ...

... over to the Guild of Work, and the Committee desires to express. its sincere thanks and appreciation to the members. T 3748 LUSITANIA.—The horror caused by the Germans' spirit of hate and !rightfulness been shared by iloyland residents common with the whole ...

... of the lee Mr. George Stones, of New Chapel, Penistone, a farmer in Vancouver, was a passenger along with his wife ou the Lusitania. lie was saved, hut his wife was lost. On Sunday afternoon a confirmation set , *ice was held at the Penistone Parish Church ...

... men, Mr. and . Mrs. Fred _ anything AN they would halo , to pay the piper for all damage done. He knew the sinking of the Lusitania was enough in itself to infuriate the people, but no material bene.fit carae of the destruction of property at The only way ...