... The Lusitania OQutrage. LOGAL VICTIMS. Among the many victims of the dastardly outrage on the Lusitania was Mr. Walter Wright, manager of the wheel department of the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company, Coventry. Mr. Wright, who resided at Stoke Park, went to ...

... The Lusitania, REMARKABLE PHOTO OF THE TORPEDOED LINER. e Y 49 The above striking photo showing a stern view of the Lusitania has been lent to us by Mr. A. R. Moy, of Rockside, Broadway, Coventry, who informs us it was taken by a friend now with the Colours ...

... — A\ S By permission of Pu BRITANNIA TO AMERICA THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. In silence you have looked on fe'on blows, : On butcher's work of which the waste lands reek ; Now, in God’s name, from whom your greatness flows, Sister, will you not speak ...

... the breezy humour of the American cartoons. They can be stern, as was seen in the cartoons dealing with the sinking of the Lusitania, but they are always dignified. @ The Philadelphia Evening Ledger has an amusing tilt at Austria under the title of ** Me ...

... and Allan, comedians. Among the interesting pictures shown on the Fipposcope are scenes assooiated with the sinkh + of the Lusitania, ...

... candidate for Warwick and Leamington, said it was difficult to think without emotion of the latest outrage—the sinking of the Lusitania—which had been perpetrated against the civilised world by a race which had been driven apparently to the bestial practices ...

... the War—‘ Jack-the-Ripper ’ Submarines—Naval Strategy. THE USE OF NEUTRAL FLAGS. The hoisting of the American flag on the Lusitania and the claim by the British Government that such action is a recognised ruse of war has created considerable comment in ...

... The Picture House. Street. Few films have had such a tragic interest as that showing scenes associated with the Lusitania outrage which was exhibited at the Picture House during the first three days of the week. The picture depicted the sad scenes after ...

... Wilson there should be a way.” * % = » Our artist has refused to illustrate the Daily lixpress headline : * Swallowing the Lusitania.” Since the air raid at Southend, says a contemporary, hundreds of trippers are going there daily. Margate, not to be outdone ...

... imitation money as it makes his heavy villain more mad. “ Lieut. Hugh Pollard, who was reported to have been aboard the Lusitania, now writes to say he is safe and well at Ypres.”—The Autocycle. There is nothing like the safety of the trenches at Ypres ...

... Belgium and Northern France! The sinking of the Lusitania was another case in point. The world recoiled before such a display of callous slaughter ; but, apart from the fact that it was more dramatic, the Lusitania outrage was a mere incident, and a merciful ...

... is anything in & name the Zeppelins will visit Ayr shortly. When Von Tirpitz heard that Lord Mersey was to preside at the Lusitania inquiry, he exclaimed: * Mersey on us.” o 5 & “The people at Southend,” says a London paper, ‘' were awakened by a ‘warning ...