... ON THE LUSITANIA. This is portrait of Mr Aberdeen, one of the engineers thml . usit ania. - . ' who ' •* ] years was a son •Jr. John Morrice, Wellington . et, and served apprenticeship . Messrs. & S °-» f' ootdee. ~ nod been on _ Lusitania for a .'ear ...

... EVIDENCE OF LUSITANIA DISASTER. The Board of Trade on Tuoeday announced ' t|iat the solicitor to the Board of Trade will ' continue to take statements from passengers of the at, the Hotel Metropole, North-1 umber land Avenue, London, W.C., until six p ...

... the assistance of the Lusitania by the attempts of two submarines to attack them . The Etonia was about forty miles from Kinsale when , she got the Lusitania ' s call for assistance . Tho steamers City of Exeter and Narragansetf ; also picked up the ca ...

... —Morning Post. SINKING OF LUSITANIA IS DESCRIBED AS THE GREAT COUP By Illustrious Person on the West Front. Copenhagen, Thursday. The Deutsche Tageszeitung states that a has received the following letter regarding the Lusitania from an illustrious personality ...

... arc proffering invaluable help. Even before tho Lusitania murders American eapitalists were rendering friendly service to this country and to our allies. The terrible story tho torpcdocing of tho Lusitania had immediate effect not only in New fork, but ...

... extract from the Koelnische Volkzeitung on the United States Note and the sinking of the , Lusitania. 1 The article says the American Note arising from the Lusitania incident strikes so sharp ; a note that can only be calculated further to increase the ...

... of the Time. The Pork-butcher's Penance. The remarkable outburst of public feeling which has followed the sinking of the Lusitania only what might have been expected among people who have been stung by the barbarous methods employed by Germany in the conduct ...

... Council , Cape Town : — That tho Council do record their profound abhorrence of the dastardly and felonious sinking of the Lusitania and the diabolical and cold-blooded murder of its passengers and crew by German submarine , and do direct that a message ...

... third compapy was inaugurated, it already numbers some seventy stalwart young fellows. It believed that the sinking of the Lusitania has given a decided impetus to recruiting in this district, while the reports regarding the infamous methods of warfare adopted ...

... The American Note. Since the Lusitania massacre the enemy’s sub- marines appear to have been upon what the su i regard as their urels; but is such an insidious craft that the quietude of a few da: s fact of any must not be likely that this phase significance ...

... officers and men alike, have undoubtedly changed towards the enemy. Before the use ira:?, and, above all, torpedoing the Lusitania, tho chivalrous attitude always displayed by tho British soldier all over the world was fully manifested towards tho Germans ...

... AMERICA ROUSED. Germany must realise by now that the sinking of the Lusitania was about the worst day's work she could do. It has led to drastic measures against Germans in all parts of the British Empire, and has roused the manhood of this country to ...