... warning sent tu American passengers intending to sail the Lusitania them that the Lusitania would sunk. Ur. MAST Hit (U., Chester) asked what provision was made for safeguarding the steamship Lusitania on her last crossing in view of tue fact that tbe Herman ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. OFFICIAL GIVES GERMANS THE LIE DIRECT. The attention Mr. Dudley Malone, Collector of the Port of New York, was called to the statement that the German Government justified the sinking of the Lusitania on the ground that she was armed ...

... Queenstown telegram in the Daily Mirror says—-A remarkable story of three alleged German spies who were arrested in the Lusitania during her voyage and put into irons was told Mr. Edward Barry, a Leicester commercial traveller. The affair is really fall ...

... * * * * In several the local churches Sunday last impressive references were made to the sinking of the Lusitania, and many were the expression* sympathy for the innocent victims, as well as condemnation for the perpetrators of this latest example German ...

... BASHARKIN NOTES. UTSITAKIA victim The horror of the sinking of the Lusitania the brutal Huns was brought home to the people of this district when it became known that Mr. William Harvey, a native of Rasharkin, was among the victims. Mr. Harvey, who was ...

... MB. ROBERT J. UXBEADT, rictim of tha Lusitania disaster. Prior to lea«lng Belfast for Canada a couple of Venn ago deceased was tweWo years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and Bussell, photographers. Royal Ayenun. was the non William Cready* Bond ...

... 772 SURVIVORS. Tli* Lusitania, nhlch was torpedoed the Germans on her way 10 Liverpo from New York on Friday afternoon and sank lei from 15 to mlnutcf went down with I of the total of a, 160 persons on board. Of the passen- Xrrt* were &avcil and of the ...

... association is closely identified with County Down, and alwsys regards Strangford his home. In his gallant efforts after the Lusitania went down, sustained several minor injuries, his hands, arms and legs being hurt in his? rplendid efforts to rescue the ...

... was Mr. Albert Thompson, of Cloghcr, whose fate is yet uncertain. HIS BETENGE FOB THE LUSITANIA. by way revenge lor the loss of his wile and daughter the Lusitania. Private Topping, of the 3rd Loyal North Lancashire*, who catne over from New York to enlist ...

... A GERMAN POEM 0\ THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA, poem on the sinking of the Lusitania appears in the German paper Der Ta.j. Its character, says the Daily News, may gathered from the following stanaa, trana fated literally a« possible; ** The ship goes down ...

... Second Officer Jones, who atb. aaquentiy jumped down and was hauled in out from tha sen. While the lifeboat was in the water Lusitania made sudden lurch, and the ...

... The liner’s stern rose high out the water. There was a thunderous ro-ar, of the collapse of great building, and then the Lusitania disappeared, dragging hundreds of human beings into the vortex. The sea grew black with the figures of struggling men, women ...