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... WORSE THAN A CRIME, LORD ROSEBERY AND LUSITANIA. The Earl of Rosebery, writing on the torpedoing of the Lusitania, says :—There are one or two points to be noted with regard to this infamy :- 1. The moral degradation of a nation that can hail such ...
... ANTI-GERMAN !WILING. THE BURSTING STORM. One of the first results of the sinking of the Lusitania is making itself felt throught the British Empire in an outburst of wrath against the Germans, which is quite unparalleled in the history of the war, ...
... NEW ZEALAND'S WRATH. The intense feeling against the Lusitania outrage has made many local bodies in New Zealand to urge the Government to intern every German and Austrian resident in that country. Several meetings urged the adoption of reprisals ...
... Public indignation in Cardiff against Germans, naturalised or not, runs high. Half a dozen naturalised Germans before the Lusitania outrage frequented the Cardiff Exchange; now steps are being taken to consider whether they should be excluded altogether ...
... International law by the German Government in the deliberate sinking, without warningor opportunity for escape, of the Lusitania iwth its crew and passengers of women, children, and non-combatants, and express their unanimous sentiment that this horrible ...
... that unless all naturalised and unnaturalised Germans discharged they will strike as a protest against the sinking of the Lusitania. ...
... rioters in Liverpool, and the estimated damage is £40,000. RUSSIAN MUSICIANS AND GERMANY. Owing to the sinking of the Lusitania, M. Ziloti and other distinguished Russian musicians announce that in no circumstances will they ever perform in Germany ...
... ss. Thordis at the Westminster Hotel, on Monday, for the sinking a German submarine, referred to the torpedoing of the Lusitania. He said it was not an act of warfare, it was simply murder most foul and unnatural. What did it all mean? It might be, ...
... T.G. J.) STAGGERING HUMANITY. The recent outrage perpetrated upon civilisation by the Germans in the sinking of the Lusitania, and consequently the drowning of a large number of innocent women and children, is indeed in keeping with the above heading ...
... struck her husband. O'Sulliva.: said that he lost his temper owing 1..) having been greatly upset over the sinking of the Lusitania. He whs sorry for what occurred. The Bench fined him in ...
... formed, it will be an influential body. Several Welsh people from different parts of Wales were passengers on the ill-fated Lusitania. —o— Welsh R.A.NI.C., according to a wag in the new Welsh R.A.M.C. Gazette are known as the Rest After Meals Corps. ...