... Lusitania. tho beauty of the deep, Majestic, gran:!, sublime, The mighty waves unheeding; Her pow’re defy the the see (Except the German snake) And lull into repose. Weak woman fears. 8 he’B animate from atom (Ura With joyous heart* vibrating Lika her ...

... The demon of the deep appears Which kill’d the Lusitania By order of the mnrd’rona Hans! With hellish glee they see The frantic mothers clasping in despair The babes they cannot save I O God ! upon their anguish look 1 Aveng* their wat’ry grave. ...

... memberspresent%eero—lifesurs William Colhoun, J P, Miehael Duggan, J W Reid, J T Leaky, James Crerand, and John Gallaugher. Lusitania Tragedy. The following resolution was on the motion of the Chairman, Peconded by Mr Lecky, passed unanimously. Tbat we, the ...

... One Penny National Directory—Rev James C Can- The Lusitania Torpedoed off Irish non. P.P, ltainelton. Indeed, he added, Coast. his demise was not only a local hut. a national lose. He concluded by again thanking them for the very important, position they ...

... Her heart is broken and insensible She sinks ! she sinks int) the sea ! The demon of the deep appears Which kill'd the Lusitania By ~r der of the murd'rons Huns! With hellish glee they see The frsntic mothers clasping in despair The babes they cannot ...

... Huadoran, Lusitania Victim. The remsine were laid to rest Mount Jerome Cemetery of the late Mr. H. Winters, Assistant Victualling Snparinteudeut of the Cunard Lins. Deceased, who only rseantly joined the Canard sendee, went down with the Lusitania, his body ...

... Frohman or the popular plays of .K tin or gen 1,6 romances ot Forman or the bri’liaat aphorisms of I übbard all dead in the Lusitania ’are very sympathetic to such disasters. When tbeii'aaie went down it seemed as though there were a public funeral in all ...

... of the tiittbe and extremities, heart weakness. are by wenknaae 9 r diae*.Ke of tin kidney* and Madder. The Loss of ti e Lusitania. ’JtTM the early afternoon— A sparkling summer day. When ii.'tare looked her grandest In sweet and bonny May, Across the ...

... merely atremous, during them all we must keep the military problem before es; it will not be solved by the sinking of the Lusitania or the shelling of misruled Owns, bat will be won and lost in the The military problem alone governs the issue, and while ...

... While to the sky uscends the cry mad despairing souls, And then and there on sunlit seas 'Mid sounds of death and woe I - in Lusitania, The oriel waves below. 4 for the base an►l bloody crew Who wrought the hellish deed, And left their helplves victims in ...

... are running Groat Britain and Ireland. Bo rapidly do events move that anything might write on the subject the sinking the Lusitania would seem almost belated. A week in theee days is whole period of time. Before these lines are in print some other fiendish ...

... BuNdoran, a Lusitania Victim. The remains were laid to rest at Mount Jerome Cemetery of the late Mr. I-I. Winters, Assistant Victualling Superintendent of the Cunard Line. Deceased, who only recently joined the Cunard series, went down with the Lusitania, his ...