... Act that Needs Justification. The Frankfurter Zeiting says:— The sinking of the Lusitania means an extraordinary success for the German Navy. In Great Britain the preceding diminution of the activity of our U. boats had already caused people to ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. The allegation contained in some of the Gernusii newspapers that the Lusitani• was armed is devoid of foundation. The British Admiralty makes the following announcement: The statement that the Lusitania was armed i• wholly false. ...

... everlasting shame and dishonour on the profession of arms by unspeakable acts of barbarism on the held. But toe sinking of the Lusitania is the blackest act of all: it makes us stand aghast. The cries of the drowning women and little children call for vengeance ...

... occasion they had seared in their memories the feet that the Germans had out-herodisi Herod destroyed that magnificent ehip the Lusitania in the most cold-blooded manner. They kind launched a. torpedo at her a nt to the bottom that magnificent work ms's hand ...

... permanent patients also Wool: resident physi. elas; sheltered position.—itatron. Bryn Eisteddfod. (P 4771 The destruction of the Lusitania inapt aevaredly haAten the day when every civilised Power will feel oonatrained to join in branding with eternal infamy the ...

... Ballantine. ; iiihei;eirrived at Lime-street Station. Liverpool. at six o'clock. we met Dr. Belhae, who had sailed in the Lusitania in January. He took me to the St. tleorge'a Note% and later, when I was taken to the hospital at Knotty Ash, I was attended ...

... THE LUSITANIA. DEATH ROLL OF 1,187. JURY'S CHARGE AGAINST THE KAISER. It now appear* that the Lusitaniee deathroll is slightly loss than was at first feared. It was originally stated that there were 2,160 souls on board, mad. up as . undar:— Passengers ...

... one duty, one determination. The nation which remembered the sailors of the Maine will not forget the civilians of the Lusitania.— New York Tribune. Wars are not won by drowning neutrals or mon•combatants. We venture to say that no single act in this ...

... ENnINEER PERISHES. A well-known Runcorn man, in the person of Mr. James Lea, of Egerton-street, Runcorn, has perished in the Lusitania catastrophe. Mr. Lea, who was 27 years of age, was the serznth ,enior engineer on the vessel, having enfered into the service ...

... was forced into this war. Americans do not understand what war conditions are. This incident. of the Lusitania will bring war home to them The Lusitania was a legitimate mark for our submarine. It was a submarine that sank her. ...

... recently preached on Love your enemies, has received many communications about the matter. They included a newspaper with the Lusitania outrage heavily blue penceiled. MOWS. T. Briscoe and H. Dodd have opened a subscription hat for•Thomaa Moffatt, Runoorn's ...

... Ballantine. When we arrived at Lime-street Station. Liverpool, at six o'clock. we met Dr. Belhue, who had Failed in the' Lusitania in January. He took use to the St. tleorge's Hotci. and later, when I was taken to the hospital at Knotty Ash, I was attended ...