... l life with pleasantlv satisfactory ending, and the war pictures, together with long film associated the sinking of the Lusitania, sliaw many other pictures of interest. The “Third Thief ’ Pathe comedy of sustained interest, a programme of very general ...

... since last August, and we arc a better position than we were then to realise its unfavourableness. ‘The awful crime the Lusitania’s destruction continues dominate the public mind, and there is pronounced set-off to this hellish triumph of the enemy. Tho ...

... AMERICA S CHOICE. We did not expect much from President Wilson. Therefore are not disappointed. is pursuing with regard the Lusitania what the late American Attorney-General describes a sexless policy.” It the Mexico policy over again. still the man who fears ...

... Sheffield Council meeting, to submit resolution expressing the city's horror at the devilry of the Germans in sinking the Lusitania. Others thought no such resolution should come forward; and nothing was done. Of course, the Lord Mayor the Chairman of the ...

... bawling the loss of the Lusitania, but the passengers flocking to the Transylvania decided to discredit the report. A few becarao so scared, however, that they left the vessel and returned to New York. Detailfe of the Lusitania disaster were not made known ...

... them—the first being that he would make his position clear regarding the course he intended to take on the torpedoing of the Lusitania as soon as he received all the facts and could make a judgment in accordance with the truth. The second statement was that ...

... condemnation of German methods of warfare, expressing great abhorrence at the dastardly act of Friday last in the sinking of the Lusitania. He wished he was forty years younger, in order that he might do his little bit as far his strength allowed. lie was convinced ...

... DOWN TWICE. VIVID NARRATIVE. thrilling' account the terrible few minutes that elapsed between the torpedoes striking the Lusitania and the disappearance of that giant liner with its 1,500 victims, was related by Miss Thirza Winter, of 49. Sunny Bank, Sheffield ...

... ready to bombard Trieste. Two powder factories in the neighbourhood of the town were blown at the same time.—Exchange. THE LUSITANIA’S CALL. OFFICERS' NARRAGANSETT DECEIVED. NEW YORK, Wednesday. The Standard Oil Company's steamer N’arra-2-ansett arrived ...

... so far as the issue of the war was concerned, whether the shelling Dunkirk, the occupation of Libau. the sinking of the Lusitania, the burning of Southend, or th© coming raid on London—and there will be one before the end —or the usage of gases. All such ...

... desperate efforts. . those efforts—tho use P° sinking of merchant vesse innocent people—showed j was in Germany’s mind. * Lusitania victims .a verdict . against the “What ought to be done' “I would set the old l ' I) if could set these Pf. common murderers ...

... CHOIR’S STORY OF THE TRANSYLVANIA How the Germans endeavoured sink the Transylvania in the same way as they did the ill-fated Lusitania was told by two members of the Royal Gwent choir, who arrived at Cardiff last evening. The members. Mr. Ben Davies and Mr ...