... given up for country's sake during the present The drink-slackers and those who them are allies of .th e men who sank% • Lusitania. The Government made proposal., They have been defeated by the .4 • tioaaliet members. These gentleman I meeting under the ...

... the Lusitania. A cable, per R ter dated Boston. Tuoday. states—captain Wood. et the steam:. Muni:4. has arrived here from Liverpool. and reports his and other steamers in the vicanitay were prevented from going to the assistance of the Lusitania by the ...

... 1, and now in tho Base Hospital. .lames iloey, ♦ }.bsry Street (South). Dundalk, who was trimmer on his first voyage th© Lusitania, and has not Wen heard since the torpedoing of that Teesol. He is supposed to have been lost. The news has brought great ...

... lives of innocent and unarmed men. The jury would have no alternative 'but to find .that lives of the passengers of the Lusitania were unlawfully, deliberately, and maliciously taken away. The Foreman—No alternative whatever. The Coroner—There has been ...

... strictly spc•aking, no inland person has any right to fly the Red Ensign. It was tho Red Ensign which was hauled down by the Lusitania in favour of the Stars and gtripcs. In peace time the famous ship would have been flying the Blue Ensign, however. the Admiralty ...

... had been immensely strengthened by the events which had taken place since. (Hear, hear.l They had had I the sinking of the Lusitania, they had had the resort new and diabolical methods of warfare by their enemies, and they had had attacks on undefended towns ...

... immensely strengthened be the erents which had tohan place since the inaugural meeting. (Bear, hear.) They had had the staking Lusitania, they had had the resort to now sad diabolical method* of warfare by their enemies, they had had attacks on undefended towns ...

... of these vessels to blow up their ehipe in the event of war between the United Sta.tee and Ge-- many as a result of the Lusitania disaster. Nothing of a suspicious character die&need on the liners, but the search by no means completed, and was being continued ...

... light. The Zeppelin and crew disappeared totally in the sea, and bodies were afterwards seen floating about in the vicinity. LUSITANIA VERDICT. TORPEDO WOUNDS THE HEART OF MILLIONS. The following striking verdict was returned by the coroner** jury at Queenstown ...

... Goodman:—“That this meeting of the inhabitants of Dundalk and Co. Loutii desire to place record its abhorrence of fbe murder the Lusitania victims, and to tender to the relatives of the Co. Louth people who perished their sincere condolence/’ ' Lieut. Kettle, ...

... over there in America have put their dollars on the record-breaking Lusitania will now perhaps pause to reflect. We seek no love tnere. but we want to be respected, and the Lusitania ease will obtain for us more ! respect than • btutdred won a n land ...

... the jury's time in repeating it. Foreman—We agree. sir, but I would Ike to ask Steward Chisholm what waa the •eed of the Lusitania at the moment she was torpedoed. stelvar I Chit, cannot say. sir; it is 1 BASH AT A SUBMARINE. my lot-Anew. A Juryman—lt ...