... secretary, who is also one the Lusitania’s survivors, is returning with his cnief. C/uite apart from the natural prostration which followed immersion. Lady Mackworth has narrowly escaped another danger the result of her Lusitania experience. Upon reaching ...

... THE PIRATES* TOLL. HEAVIEST WEEK’S HOSES HUE TO LUSITANIA TRAGEDY. the sinkinp of the Lusitania the past week’s losses of British shipping amounted to larger tonnage than in any previous week of the war. From the statement issued the Secretary the Admiralty ...

... Board of Trade, with the concurrence of the Admiralty, have ordered inquiry into the circumstances attending the loss of the Lusitania. Lord Mersey will conduct the inquiry. ...

... ECHO OF A GRIM TRAGEDY HAPPY CHATTER IN LETTER OF GIRL ON LUSITANIA. Sodden with sea water, and much the writing blurred, the unfinished and unsigned letter of young girl passenger in the Lusitania was found by a man in a rescue ship floating among the dead ...

... parents received the letter* they would sailing, and were due to roach Liverpool by the Lusitania on May 6. Immediately the news reached Cardiff that the Lusitania had been sunk the barbarous Huns Mr. and Mrs. Saunders placed themselves in communication ...

... ’notion of Mr. Holman, Premier of New South Wales, that the deep indignation felt Xroughout Australia at the sinking of the Lusitania should find immediate expression increased participation the war. was further resolved that various State workshops and State ...

... SUCKED UNDER Just before the Lusitania went down Dr. Fisher and Miss Conner slipped over th© side into the water. Lady Mackvrorth remained deck, and went down with the ship. She was sneked down for some time, and it appeared her that she was under the ...

... PREVENTION AND REMEDY. Questions of national and international responsibility regarding the Lusitania disaster will, no doubt, be asked and debated in Parliament this week. Already the public are asking ‘what is the Navy doing, and what the Government ...

... PREMIER ON GERMAN OUTRAGES. Warning Sent to the Lusitania. ...

... survivors. LUSITANIA GOES DOWN. A« the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge a number of men took leap quite 70ft. into the sea. Many turned over before striking the surface. As the Lusitania took her final ...

... inhumanity of the Germans, not a few members have suspicions that all the precautions which might have been taken to ensure the Lusitania’s safety were not effected. So Mr. Churchill had to submit himself to series of pointed interrogations which would have gone ...

... LeL, 1 Founders of the Pneumatic Industry throughout the World, 44, Victoria-street, Bristol. MOTOR NOTES, FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA. VICTIMS. ...