... EASTBOURNE SURVIVOR FROM THE LUSITANIA. M. John Farithorpe Leach (ma of Mr. and ILL Leach, of Brandon, Sumenerdoinsmad, laseboerne), who was a steward on the ill-fated Lantana'. pobahly owes his life to being a good swimmer. Be arrived at Eastbourne ...

... ‘HE LUSITANIA —corTINUED she was more lucky than the people who had one to their cabins to get money, and had lost ueir lives in doing so. She said, ‘Oh, I tt ave got mine in my dress.’ ** Presently » man said he could eee some steamers. This caused ...

... away. was that I turned round to see whether the steamer was out of eizht. HOW LONG DID THE “ LUSITANIA” KEEP AFLOAT? was treading water at the time the Lusitania went down. As I have said, she listed to the starboard and before the water reached her first ...

... East- © the bravery shown by Mr Jobn Fan bourne if a considerable attendance is to be on the occasion of the sinking.of ‘ Lusitania,” and his portrai has in|secured. Still, those who did put in an ap- ne of the illustrated dail ies. M (the| pearance derived ...

... VISITOR'S RELATIVES Wo learn that Mr E. Booth Jones and Mrs Booth Joves and their two children were pas- sengers on the “ Lusitania.” The sister of Mr Jones is on a visit to Eastbourne, being town: her home is at Colwyn Bay in Wales. to be married to a ...

... end they were ng to all kinds of ib examples of which were aircraft, the ait jeonous gases, raids b =~ would ing of the” Lusitania.” The Ger: ist insuch methods with the oto i terror into the minds of the believed that the enemy would ron incendiney bombs ...

... the “ earth?” After the address. the buglers sounded the brave ‘ost ” as a token of respect to the their d uty on the “ Lusitania.” men of Lancashire who died doing THE LIGHTING ORDER. Two cases under the lighting order were when t heard b: he the Eastbourne ...

... two-reel comic featur- ¢ Charles Chaplin and Fatty), “The Leopard’s ” (Selig drama), “* The rianons (scenic), The é Gazette ” Lusitania ” and South- end pictures), and a singing picture. These lms are well supported by the Vene- Bian Orchestra. To-morrow (Thursday) ...

... HOW GOES THE FIGHT? A WEEKLY REVIEW. On Friday, May 7th, the prat Cunard steamship, Lusitania, ploughing her stately way was torpedoed and sunk oir the OW Head of Kinsale by a German submarine, or, more probably She had two thousand one hundred and ...

... aud I, alas! am past sixty-five. Now, overcome with horror and grief at Jatest and most fiendish crime, the sinking of the Lusitania” and her innocent human fi be, committed by a which by accident of birth (for lam Polish by descent) I once to call mine ...

... cerautly qualified to teach diplomacy to the statesmen who have littered the whole of the war with their blunders. The of the Lusitania would hardly have moved the American public, much less elicited the severe protest of the United States had the passenger ...

... who tell Der Tag with more esubse than discretion in the New York restaurants when news came of the iiinking of the Lusitania, there are I not wanting of • rising anti.Gemian feeling in London which may become dangerous. The scientific societies ...