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... ~SIT ANIA~ Of Vjt generally have taken to their heels when confronted with an adversary armed and ready destruction of the Lusitania up to now furnishes the most colossal and terrible example of their methods. They have, indeed, made an excu e for themselves ...
... even upon his Queen. We then come to the early days of this year and the horrors that accompanied it-the sinking of the Lusitania and the Falaba and the inventions of the Run-Zeppelin and other raids, gas, fire, mines-as to which, even the Devil admits ...
... PALMER. A S we write Germany has all but surrendered to the United States on the questions raised by the destruction of the Lusitania and the Arabic. In order to placate American opinion it has been agreed by Herr Bethmann Hollweg and the Kaiser that in future ...
... the cost of life would be greater than any except a very callous commander-in-chief would care to incur. I N the second Lusitania note Germany has offered the United States a deliberate insult. von Tirpitz and his faction, who seem to have inspired Herr ...
... crimes of sacrilege he turned a deaf ear, said he would restore the library of Louvain and even sought excuses for the Lusitania crime. To say the least, this was not a wise method of advancing the cause of the Holy See or recommending Catholicism to ...
... placed exactly in the same position as that of the corsairs who made the crew of a captured vessel walk the plank. The Lusitania flew the American flag last week, but danger from the gale was greater than that from submarines. These braved the wind and ...
... change which has come over the diplomatic attitude of Germany towards the United States is clear and satisfactory. When the Lusitania was torpedoed, a shout of exultation ran through the whole German nation. They no doubt beheld in that event the beginning ...
... lack of sympathy for the victims, it is permissible to point out that the total loss is not to be compared with that of the Lusitania, when 1,198 unoffending civilians were sent to the bottom. QNE of the most significant of glosses on Lord Selborne's speech ...
... even upon his Queen. We then come to the early days of this year and the horrors that accompanied it-the sinking of the Lusitania and the Falaba and the inventions of the Run-Zeppelin and other raids, gas, fire, mines-as to which, even the Devil admits ...
... 1915.] N manifested in Parliament by Sir Charles Beresford and others to ascertain what measures were t aken to save the Lusitania from disaster. The indignation and horror by the infamous and murderous attack on a passenger ship by German submarines will ...
... placed exactly in the same position as that of the corsairs who made the crew of a captured vessel walk the plank. The Lusitania flew the American flag last week, but danger from the gale was greater than that from submarines. These braved the wind and ...