... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. (Continne4 from Pug' 3.1 to His Holy Will. It was. hard t ht• !adieu! un d .'r math eirt-ontstottees. and. as par tile:: were could ( oily pray that the merciful Cod would haute on ru•hed. anal give to I t 11:it • .1 ere left 1141'1 ...

... LUSITANIA. •• r OWE MY LrFE TO BEING ABLE TO SWIM. Mr. Jorepli ItOssiter. linotype oilPra____ tar in the News offiee, Waterford, TI , N ANT FLOOD. los received .a letter from him hrother. 111. Laiirenee Itn“iter. who tear a tile- Aninher (lacer to ...

... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. CERMANY'S STUPENDOUS CRIME. MURDER OF 1,100 INNOCENT PEOPLE HEARTRENDING SCENES. CIVILISED WORLD SHOCKED ...

... MEN OF WEXFORD!! REMEMBER THE LUSITANIA AND BELGIUM!! ...

... lives, the Lusitania was a ship within a ship. For nearly her entire length she had a double bottom, and in theory any two of the large compartments into which she was divided could be broached without her sinking. Altogether the Lusitania had nine decks ...

... Inards throughout the dreadful hardships of the winter campaign. ONE THE LUSITANIA'S VICTIMS. One of the victims of the stupendous German crime which (-awed the de.troction of the Lusitania ,-,1 the murder Ot moi l , women and children, was Michael O'Neal brother ...

... , rrement mid subsidy from. the Government, the Tewsel% being per;Mond in fly Omhlnr ennign n. Royal Naval IN-erred The Lusitania, howevor, has iiiit bier taken ~v,r by the Admiralty for the like her sinter ship the Mauretania. Kite was 74. i 14.'4 in ...

... PASSFINGERS SIGHT A SUBMARINE. Pa, %angers who arrived b y the Transylvania state that the voyag e was a soniewmf Kkolny Lusitania disaster were being shouted by the newsboy s as the liner was about to leave New York. There was a general stmosplicr, of ...

... tania, liay, 1915 1,129 777 WEXFORDMAN IN THE RESCUE PARTY. MOST TERRIBLE •ICHT. PRIESTS CITING ABSOLUTION CO DOWN IN LUSITANIA. Mr. Janie% Carr. Distillery-road. in the transport stew pot out Irian Q1111.11 , - la n the reseite. Fie is :in ex-naval ...

... activities f submarines along that coast proviiiiisly. The Fasnet was passed about e.glit o'elliek, and for some limo the Lusitania proceeded as there wa,. beat y sea mist. This. however. gradually lifted, and the day became heautiully fine and clear. About ...

... This committ.e met on Sunda, - fact. 9th inst. 11r. .losin A.OO, chair. and .he toitoa ing miter %ore to •ttend•nce: THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Denis Kano. D.C.; Patk. O'Gorman, Nlartin Kent.. Patrick Moore, .la 4. !Atkin. ratrek hartinagh, Darn! Power. I) ...

... light. the preetirsor.of u gnat resurrection. The civilise(' world h a* n s hocked : by the cold-bhumitA, s;nkjus, of the Lusitania, with over 2,(X%) persons on board, fifteen hundred of whom have perished. The advertisenieuts iu New York, to wleidt people ...