... temporary service, QG LA Al the maritime stations of the Kingdom ”* have been sy of Tat. searching for the victims of the Lusitania. Excepting at Velentia. where one or two bodies were found, the task, lowever, has been fruitless. ...

... advent to the Cahirciveen distriet, District- Inspector Hicks has certainly had his hands full. His offorts on behalf of the Lusitania victims have earned for him the praise of Press and public. June 19, 1015, Kerrymen are wondering when are they going to ...

... of honest men. Ouite the apposite effect i« inevitable, Tt corresponds with German frightfulness andd the sinking of the Lusitania. Germany was regarded as the home of intellectualism. What the Germans did hot know was not worth knowing. Their universities ...

... LN The Constabulary of Skibbereen Distriet have been busily engaged for some time, and the Lusitania tragedy has imposed morve duty of a disagreeable nature on them. It is, indeed, sad to see so many corpses, of women and children especially, being wafted ...

... year should correspond with the H of last vear. Of course, the thing was not feasible. August 7,1 q; 5. Quite a number of Lusitania vietims have been washed ashore around the Kerry coast of late. One picked up at Valentia recently had quite a lot of money ...

... 12 square yards. COMPOSITION, Essay subjects: 1. The threatened ratlway strike. 5. Ireland now and 20 years ajo. 3. The Lusitania. GEOGRAPHY. t. Draw a map of Icinster, showing the usual details (such as county namces, ¢to). 2. Write a short account of ...

... Mr, C. E, Armstrong, has been awarded a Ist class favourable record and money grant for duty performed at the loss of the Lusitania. Even up to the present time there are many arduous duties connected with this sad tragedy. Sergeants J. Galvin, J. Dunne ...

... Stans and Stripes, as he fell in for a large legacy. He had the advantage «f wecuring a berth in the new Cunard Liner, “Lusitania,” in her trial trip to win the Blue Ribbon of the Atlantic. Bon royage Delmeg\', old boy. All the men who were on detachment ...

... whom he has done much, and has been thanked by the Cunard Company for the invaluable assistance rendered In him during the Lusitania disaster, and the work of this officer is shown by, the fact that he has };R(I no trouble in his district. -Peace reigned ...

... and still faster mail exchanges with the rest of the world. And these forces will make the way possible for Indian Ocean Lusitanias and Mauretanias, and such boats will assuredly come. For a long time, perhaps, we may not have them so vast and Juxurious ...

... nearest inch, the depth of oil in it. PART IL—(Fee 2d. Solutions will appear next week.) 1. A newspaper states that the “Lusitania” took 4 days 19 hours §2 mins. for her second voyage to New York, and that her average speed was 23993 knots, also that her ...

... town commissioners by asking after the crew of the Wanderer, a Peel boat which during the war went to the rescue ol the Lusitania, The captain of the ship has since died, and of the two survivors of the crew neither were present on the parade. Passing ...