... reproductions the meeting of General Joffre, Lord Kitchener, and M. Millerand “ somewhere in France, and o. the tragedy of the Lusitania. In Quite another vein, When Cupid Caught Thief, right.y termed * wonderful comedy.” was thoroughly enjoyed. It satirises ...

... Nottingham Road, Bomcrcotes, near Alfreton, has received news that her mother, Mrs. Bull, who was returning from America on the Lusitania, along with her sister, t>rother-in law, a nephew and niece, has been found amongst the dead. She has to the present heard ...

... my cars I did not want to hear the explosion. Almost immediately there was a ternfic impact followed the explosion. The Lusitania was going 15 knots at the time. Ihe shot was perfectly aimed. When the explosion occurred I was looking forward and the debris ...

... excellent views of the launching of a battleship by Princess Christian, and very pathetic scenes at the burial of victims of the Lusitania outrage; whilst “The Happier Man” with Virginia Kirkley and Joseph Ha,Vis in the chief parts is quite novel. is one of the ...

... want of proper treatment. The authorities, fearing panic, have forbidden the people to visit the wounded.—Exchange. MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. TORPEDO-BOAT LANDS TWELVE BODIES. A torpedo-boat reaohod Queenstown Jast night with bodies eight males fono of them ...

... of which ;s not at all doubted Lord Crewe, is of course, a pure invention. The German official report states that tiv* Lusitania was hit by only one torpedo, and that a short time afterwards strong explosion took place on board the ship, hastening her ...

... to half-speed. About eight o’clock on Friday morning the ship was off the Fastnet, and here the haze lifted somewhat. The Lusitania was then put to about knots an hour. About five minutes past two in the afternoon full speed was rung for, and the vessel ...

... the dead side by side, and they mutely testify to an act sublime heroism. The mortal remains arc those of seaman of the Lusitania and a little child. They were picked up dead, the babe strapped to the man’s shoulders. ...

... ‘Per© Goriot,” founded on Balzac’s novel, is another good drama. The horror of th© Germans’ fiendish act in sinking the Lusitania is brought home to the audiences th© pictures of the lending of survivors Queenstown. Among the comedies are “Tilly and the ...

... —My daughter Millie, who is on a visit to some friends at Allesley, near Coventry, writes; Nurse had two sisters on the Lusitania. They were coming home to bo bridesmaids their sister’s wedding this week, and they were both drowned.”I—Yours —Yours truly ...

... German forces massed against the Italian frontier there. America’s Duty to Belgium. AMERICA’S ANGER. The torpedoing of the Lusitania has touched American feeling two of its tenderest spots—the safety of Atlantic traffic and the respect due to American m ...

... the principal news tried to-day, with their the paper, will be found WAY OF WAR i fifteen hundred have the sinking of the Lusitania : were many women, many iv subjects of neutral States; was not single member it forces of the British Crown. svas a massacre ...