... ludicrous. It is time for her to climb down from her seat as The oniy sane Great Power. I quote Mr Asquith, speaking after the Lusitania disaster. This war was begun by Germany with the flagrant breach of a treaty, and it has been carried on with a progressive ...

... we, at Britons, must count the blackest among the black list of German unspeakabilitiet. In the second data alone of the Lusitania there were, I read, over forty babies of less than one year old. Not even the logic of the Hyena Bureau can assert that these ...

... family ties had been sundered by the loss of children, parents, or husbands. The specfade of human sorrow was appalling. The Lusitania carried no guiis when she was sunk. For that fact there is independent evidence from a neutral, Mr. Oscar Grab. “The whole ...

... Paddington. At the former station the American Ambassador was on the platform. In Liverpool, where many of the crew of the Lusitania live, the news of the latest German outrage produced a violent popular reaction. Angry crowds p.raded some of the streets ...

... direction' when they are using it to that they can get plenty of it. They are treacherous, tow, dirty lot and no mistake. That Lusitania disaster should give the people at home an idea of Hunnish Kullur and the das* of—well, I won’t call them menbrute* have ...

... gravity of the situation and the courage and determination essential to the soldier in the fighting .line. The torpedoing the Lusitania and the murder of so many innocent women and children within sight of the shores of Ireland must convince us not only of ...

... him the “driak habit” Germans in tbe City. intense indignation aroused by toe wholesale murder of non-combatants In the “Lusitania,” and by the reports of the crucifixion of Canadian soldiers is not unnaturally venting itself upon the German* in our midst ...