... ons from all quer‘ers on the escape of his son. Dr. Ralph J. T. Neoredy, who was one of the passengers on she ill-fated Lusitania. Young Dr. liecredy had in the States for the past two years, -tudying American methods at Rattle Creek Sanatorium, where ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MARGARET M'CLINTOCIC. of 3 George's Terrace, Castlereagh Street, Mountpottinger. who had such a thrilling experience in the Lusitania disaster. Private T. LOFTUS, 2nd Batt. of 77 Cullingtree Road, Belfast, who received bullet wounds in b4k411 11 •704.#5 ...

... Comovay ., passenger ship Lusitania, was hut there were also abroad Americans. Bel - wilfully and riplawfully drowned by the glans, Itusslans. Greeks. and Italians. I crew of a German submarine on the high Th Coroner—'fhe Lusitania was ii purely • seas off ...