... LUSITANIA. •• r OWE MY LrFE TO BEING ABLE TO SWIM. Mr. Jorepli ItOssiter. linotype oilPra____ tar in the News offiee, Waterford, TI , N ANT FLOOD. los received .a letter from him hrother. 111. Laiirenee Itn“iter. who tear a tile- Aninher (lacer to ...

... MURDER ON THE !LATEST WAR NEWS. HIGH SEAS. l-orucerassssrecmwmss LUSITANIA SUNK + ITHOUT | FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT. WAR:\I\G. ’ The French official report says—The enemy fiercely counter attacked in vast quadrilateral of trenches south of Notre Dame de ...

... lives, the Lusitania was a ship within a ship. For nearly her entire length she had a double bottom, and in theory any two of the large compartments into which she was divided could be broached without her sinking. Altogether the Lusitania had nine decks ...

... carrying non-combatants, and also giving notice that reparation will be sought for the loss of over 100 American lives on the Lusitania, and for other violations of the rights of Americans in the sea ‘war zone, ...

... Inards throughout the dreadful hardships of the winter campaign. ONE THE LUSITANIA'S VICTIMS. One of the victims of the stupendous German crime which (-awed the de.troction of the Lusitania ,-,1 the murder Ot moi l , women and children, was Michael O'Neal brother ...

... the proposition, which was vassed unanimously. The Loss of the Lusitania. Expressions of sympathy with the relatives of the unfortunate people who lost their lives on the ill-fated Lusitania were general at the mecting. The cold blooded act of murder was ...

... appalling evidence of Germam barbarism—the torpedoing off the coast of Cork on Friday of the uvnarmed and peaceful Cunard liner Lusitania with a loss of nearly 1,500 lives, maay being those of women and children., Though the first projectile fired by the pir ...

... }of the war this week was the sinking by ja German submarine on Friday after- Inoon of last week of the great Cumard Liner Lusitania. The splendid shin, lwhich was a triumph of engineering ,skill, and the pride of the western ocean ,Was on the homeward bound ...

... PASSFINGERS SIGHT A SUBMARINE. Pa, %angers who arrived b y the Transylvania state that the voyag e was a soniewmf Kkolny Lusitania disaster were being shouted by the newsboy s as the liner was about to leave New York. There was a general stmosplicr, of ...

... New Ross Notes SUPPOSED LOST. f Among those supposed to be lost in the Lusitania disaster is Miss Boyd, aged 20 year, of Hamilton, Canada, who was on her way to a visit to Ireland. She wag a niece to Sergeant Conboy, R.1.C., Duncannon, who has made various ...