... FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN DROWNED IN THE LUSITANIA BEING CONVEYED THROUGH QUEENSTOWN. —[Photo, by Newspaper I lustrations.] Incredible though it seems, Germany appears to be proud of having sunk the Lusitania and murdered in cold blood about fourteen ...

... —* DISGUISING THE LUSITANIA : PAINTING THE FUNNELS WAR-GREY AT SEA. In view of the '' Lusitania tragedy it is interesting to know that in the earliest days of the war, when the liner left New York on Tuesday, August 4, 1914, the ship's colour ...

... CRAFT WHICH BROUGHT ASHORE SOME OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE LUSITANIA : FIVE OF THE SHIP'S LIFE-BOATS IN QUEENSTOWN HARBOUR bf h Lii . [Plio'.o. by Pliotoprcss.] Accounts by survivors of the Lusitania have varied considerably as to the handling of the ...

... HAVE BEEN WITH THE 1 LUSITANIA ' AS IT MUST THE HOLE MADE IN A SHIP BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE'S TORPEDO (POINT OF IMPACT). The fearful smashing effect of a torpedo at and near the place where it explodes on impact with a ship's side could hardly be more ...

... SAVED FROM THE LUSITANIA : A WOMAN IN PYJAMAS AND MACKINTOSH. | The survivors of the Lusitania number in all about 764, over a half of those who were on board, passengers and crew. Upwards of 1140 men, women, and children perished. The majority ...

... SAID, NOT THE WAY TO ONE'S PATRIOTISM : THE ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS IN JOHANNESBURG. —[Photos, by Topical.] , After the 44 Lusitania outrage violent anti-German riots occurred in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and elsewhere in South Africa. In Johannesburg over ...

... with regard to this outrage, which, but for a calm sea and daylight, might have been as disastrous as the sinking of the Lusitania. In the case of the ' Atabic, the losses were not numerous ; thanks also to the masterly seamanship of Captain Finch, and ...

... on board a British ship loading at New Orleans, and it was even rumoured that a similar attempt was intended upon the ^ Lusitania. The most vigilant precautions have since been taken to examine all cargo placed on board ships of the Allies leaving American ...

... babies by means of Zeppelin bombs, and certainly could not know how many women and children they would kill by sinking the 44 Lusitania. The attitudes and grouping, p;rhaps, seem a trifle artificial. These are men of the people whose soldiery, if reports are ...

... v AMERICAN CITIZEN A VICTIM OF GERMANY: A BODY UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES, IN QUEENSTOWN, AFTER THE LUSITANIA e is, of course, great anger in the United States as a result of .. ' USM1A There is, of course, great in the as a result of Germany's ...