... Roger as a loader. We hope the past tense ts used i:orrectl) , tor it 15 impoakable to !that still tie guilty of the Lusitania crime. Cork is still blcsse‘l with a diminishing section of doubter oho bold no fised views on general affairs, but who are ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER Fx_rENIT ST.tTIONMASIT.II RAVED .Ilinn who WI,. ter at Fenit, Rowe pear, ago WV , ved from tla, Lositamint .11- gaged at, ntemard on the Lo, , itania, to wir:eit be was from the na . Cantoronian about one hour hofore the I.oitania ...

... LUSITANIA TOT vs. BODIES TAKEN ON KERRY COAST Caherciveen, Saturday, District Inspector Caherciveen, received a wire thi s morning stating that the Steamship Shack was proceeding on her way to Ballinskelligs to take/ t remains of the two persons {mind ...

... Fuses. An officer in the merchant Dervice who played a not inconsiderable pail in rescuing survivors from the ill-fated Lusitania, stated that he was quite convinced that many of the passengers must have been suffocated by the fumes of the explosion before ...

... are hare, and live stock iji reported lean though healthy. ROBERTSTOWN MAN ON THE “LUSITANIA” STORY HIS FORTY FHKrr Jl -MP FOR LIPK Amongst tho survivors of the Lusitania disaster was a young man named Thomas ’Cornuuk. a native of llobertstown. who arrived ...

... powders are within tre.j reach all, and ON COST Id EACH. Agent t—J. A. WOODSIDE, Chemist and Optician, CHURCH STREET. MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. Auonget those who are now believed have also gone down with the Lueitania when • was torpedoed German submarine ...

... concern of theirs. He did not think anyone onld say so after the da=i*rdij work dur. German submarines and the linking (be Lusitania with its appalling loss of life of non-combatenta. Ireland could have nothing to My tear- rntry engaged in war of pillage ...

... REMEMBER 1 (Inscribed to the memory of Dr. James Wifermott and the victims of the Lusitania.) a song 01 1-.110 , 4.-0 children and pale. Looming athnart the of a phantom ship in r gale! Women stony eyea and 1000 e hair blonn in the wind, Death at the ...

... Frohman or the popular plays of .K tin or gen 1,6 romances ot Forman or the bri’liaat aphorisms of I übbard all dead in the Lusitania ’are very sympathetic to such disasters. When tbeii'aaie went down it seemed as though there were a public funeral in all ...

... U., preached an impressive sermon ether device. Challenge in the name of I asked for the young fellow who had com© n the Lusitania. The misconcepfrom the words- The land which the Lord God. in the name of the nation of which they to the add late, and ...

... MR. ROBERT J. ILTREADY, a victim of the Lusitania disaster. Prior to leaving Belfast for Canada a couple of wars ago deceased was twelve years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and RusseS. photographers- 'Royal' Avenue. He was the second eon of Mr ...

... May—about 200 in number—were greatly depressed as a result the losses they had suffered, and the violence of our fire. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Garraany’s Impudent Reply to America. The Standard gays—ln spite of the menace of a new and formidable Power in ...