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... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania’s sunk and 'nesth the waves Her crew and passengers have found their ‘graves, This mammoth ship, this monareh of the deep Deth' ‘now entomb them, and the world doth weep. (hlmusmfl‘l:mdwuthemthuday Whilst lovely children on ...
... ADMIRALTY AND THE LUSITANIA. Replying to questions in the House of Coin. MOW or Monday in reference to the liner Lusitania NN Churchill, the First Lord of the I M•r • Admiralt), said: .4s announced in this morning's newspapers, the Board of Trade have ...
... The Lusitania. SPECIAL IN MEMORIAM CARDS. So much interest is nsturelly being evinced in the loss of the liner Lusitanis that we have arranged to produoe, as a neat in memoriam card, the strikingly beautiful poetic tribute which appearb on page six ...
... newspaper “Goerlitzer Volkszeitung” has been placed under preventive censorship for commenting upon American Note regarding Lusitania.—Central News, ...
... day just previous to the eailing of the Lusitania from America there appeared in the New York pars & statement from the German Embassy at g\e'whington to the effect that all persons travelling on the Lusitania, or any other British vcssef would be in ...
... morning draped in crape and placarded %tali the inscription 147 corpses. :Another gift from the Kaiser! In memory of ! the Lusitania massacre. ...
... week-end at home. fin Saturday and Sunday, however, rushy recruits, spurred on probably by the ne , %. of the sinking of the Lusitania, presented themselves for enlistment, and the week-end's enrolments were, I Ruch bea‘i, r than usual. ...
... the boat substituted for the Lusitania, will not sail on 15th inst., and that the immediate sailing of the Mauretania on 29th inst. is (-ancelle(g Mr. Smith says there were no Sheerness people on the ill-fated Lusitania to his knowledge, and that had ...
... .11,1,11FIRrPri . 97 - - • THE LUSITANIA. fr HE Lusitantee gunk, and 'nes* the waves 1. Her crow and found thair Is. This mammoth ship, this monarch of the deep, Doth now entomb them, and She work! doth Was,. Calm as a mill-pond was the sea that day. ...
... troops. THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. The Rev. A. E. Bradford, pastor of Strodc Crescent Baptist Church, Sheerness, referred lon Sunday evening, in an able discourse, to thc awful calamite in the torpedoing of the liner Lusitania, by which so many lives ...
... and with flags flying you would think they N ere going to a big school tes..et. Have just seen a paper: awful about the Lusitania being sunk, but still, they will have to suffer for their dirty work. Well, by tho sound of things they are being paid now ...
... with flags flying, you would think they were going to a big school treat. Have just seen a paper, it is awful about the Lusitania being sunk, but still, they will have to suffer f\rnfileir dirty work. Well, by the sound of fgin ...