... The Lusitania. There was no screaming . . . only a long, wailing, mournful, despairing, beseeching cry.— Times report of the wreck. A wailing, mournful and despairing cry ! It ceased. Eleven hundred souls had gone, From peaceful, innocent existence ...

... The Lusitania. In cvery land throughout the civilised world the horror of (iermany’s latest appalling crime is almost unspeakable. To Ireland the sinking of the Lusitania seems a tragedy especially near and real, for it is on our Irish shores that the ...

... The Lusitania. (BY OUR NAYAti CORRESPONDENT.) The Germans have again indulged one of their warlike methods —the sinking of the Lusitania torpedoing it, and have succeeded in staggering humanity. ■ They have now one more crime answered for at the end of ...

... The Lusitania. 'rho general excitement caused by the• torpedoing of the Lusitania has died down. but in political and in many other circles there is great disquiet, and it is feared that serious triable may result. The main features of the questioning ...

... THE LUSITANIA. America’s Firm Note to Germany. Washington Thursday night. The text of the American note to Germany says submarines cannot be used against merchantmen without violating justice and humanity. American citizens have a right to take ships ...

... THE “LUSITANIA. There hud never been such devilry in war for the last 2,000 years, said the of London on Saturday last when addressing a Hoy Scouts' parade. Doubtless he had in mind the sinking of the Lusitania, on the previous day, off the coast ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Through the pathway or which the Lai. trod. has be.o the a taking many Intodred souk to Goal. how is moving o'er oh' Atlantic's waters hrr of ..ly auction, broad of beam and Greet wilt of speed, dr Altos upon her Weetword mune; Hear tb ...

... THE LUSITANIA, Proudly glides the gallant vessel, o’er the deep ] blue ocean’s breast, ! Like some grandly floating palace, by the gentle breeze caressed. | Sunny skies are smiling o'er them, they are nearing England’s shore, I On that ship a goodly company ...

... LUSITANIA, despatch received Basle from Munich says that it was the U that sank the Lusitania. Tin* news the destruction of the liner was received with great joy in Germany, and even Austria, especially the Rhine towns, which were beflogged. It stated ...

... THE LUSITANIA. LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT THE INQUIRY. In tne House of Commons, yesteiday, replying to Mr William Thorne (Lab., W. Ham, ), Mr. stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held, not by a committee, but by a statutory ...

... 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 ...

... THE LUSITANIA Heavily Injured Under Government War Risk Scheme. Replying Commander Bellairs Parliamentary paper*, Mr. says that tho Lusitania was under the Government scheme. The amount of the insurance is, course, large, but it not thought desirable ...