... surface of the globe attempting to bully the world. (the Bishop) had seat a telegram to ♦meriva describing the sinking of the Lusitania as a colossal crime which *outd stain for ever the reputation of those who perpetrated it. The total loss of life is connection ...

... has seized hold of them is abundantly evident in the latest outrage they have been guilty id—the sinking of the unarmed lusitania - yesterday afternoon, the naval advantage of which must certainly. he nil.•' Our function as a kcal newspaper is too c ...

... signalling, to his mark—what is to happen? The authorities toyed with the enemy alien question and ignored the public. Then the Lusitania was torpedoed, sod the was imp 11ed.'roes the rear. by popular clamour, Mtn making a show- for they did littJo elan—ot juts:ruing ...

... eraintry managed rederui unfunded debt, and showed a brave front to the world with bread at Ind a loaf. T HE news of the Lusitania - outrage reached Altos the arrival of the 5 45 train from Glasgow last One traveller inf o rms me that in the eonipartment ...

... concluded : I 'night be induced to (sign it) pass it on to s friend. Shirking responsibility again. —o— The sinking of the Lusitania continues to be the main topic of conversation. Such a diabolical action appals even those without feelings. This latest ...

... that it WY deliberately intended to expose her nomcombatatit and neutral passengers to the fate of those carried by the Lusitania - and • Gnu* the • Falalia' •• If Berman frightful. That a permanent peace may be tress could have compassed her &- established ...

... was all the more striking an indication if the re- Tuition of popular feeling that bas come about atom the sinking of the lusitania. Rumour. acre current through the town during the day that an attack was likely to be mole on the .hop, hut nothing unusual ...