... those saved. They passed through terrible experiences, and had very remarkable • escapes. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, and was picked up unconscious after being in the water three -and a•half hews. 'The liner was torpedoed without notice, ...

... home. Drink reaped a harvest of human wrecks and wastrels compared with which the kes of the Lusitania was a trifling thing. The horror of the loss of the Lusitania was upon us, but if we could gather in one hideous procession of all the wrecks physical and ...

... in, and apart from that am still as have been all along—dead keen joining. I see this morning'sNpaper that the loss the Lusitania ha* stimulated recruiting. men who Hive not thought joining before have been so touched, how much more should those be who ...

... united people. They wanted no foolish talk about vengeance and reprisals. It was easy to of veageance when one thought of the Lusitania. But it was a fat; terrible thing when three British sailors were left to drown on a German torpedo boat. They might justify ...

... who perished in the sinking of H.M.S. Hawke. Mr. Chas. Frohman, the well-known theatrical manager, who perished with the Lusitania, was member of the Marlow Amateur Entertainments’ Society. Mr. Frobmon, had been snared, would have spent last week-end with ...

... hive been wounded Several INycombe uwu are in ITovital. A German rifle grenade exploded in their trench. The sinking of the Lusitania has created abhorrence of our foul enemy. The Vicar of Aylesbury (Rev. V. L. Whitechurch) alluded to the subject on Sunday ...

... 'recruits. so that the men at the front might feel that their friends at hams were not forgetting them. The Sinking of the Lusitania. chuirman. Aimin g to the latest atrocity of the Germans, maid we all felt horrified at the Is•hayicur of the Gentians to ...

... him out in saying that the results which bad come to pass, those abominable atrocities in Belgium and the sinking of the Lusitania, were not simply the result of few soldiers losing their heads, but the result of education which had been run on those fatal ...

... who should brought trial when the of reckoning dawns. XMirnit'A ROUSED. Germany must re4»li.*e now that the sinking of the Lusitania was about worst day's »rk nhe cottld do. It has led to drastic mefl.*ure* against German/* in all parts of the British Empire ...

... doubt difficult to realise that nothing is as usual. Vet there are some realities grim enough, such as the sinking of the Lusitania, with her 1,400 victims, to bring home the fact, and after nine months of war we have to learn that immense demands will ...

... bv the ever-accumulating German barbarities ana outrages, culminating in the dastardly murder of innocent people on the Lusitania. People therefore are not in a mood to listen quietly to peace propagandists until the Prussian monster of infamy is finally ...

... organisors was, it was an inopportune moment for such a meeting. The accumulation of horrors, culminating in the sinking of the Lusitania, although they may be the logical issue of war, as stated by the speaker, are none the less unpalatable, and none the less ...