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... GERMAN EXCUSES. Amsterdam, May 9. According to a Berlin telegram thelokcactsseiger writes: The Lusitania on the order of the British Naval auth)rities was guilty of a misuse of the flag when some weeks ago she entered Liverpool. We can moreover wager ...
... an outlaw! All peoples but Germans and Aus• trims, and perhaps Turks, have been shocked by the diabolical sinking of the Lusitania. Some forty children not one year old were murdered. We know not how many women perished. That crime committed on the sea ...
... they are told the truth regarding the absolute rout of the Austro- German forces in Bukovina, they will require another Lusitania Outrage in order to restore their courage. They however will certainly only be told of the capture of some Russian trenches—held ...
... of even the phlegmatic Britisher. That limit was reached when the mad Kaiser condemned the 1,400 innocent victims of the Lusitania to a watery grave. It was aggravated by the knowledge that a civilised (?) nation could gloat and glory over the infamy. ...
... advices from Wellington state that recruiting throughout the Dominion has increased considerably since the torpedoing of the Lusitania. ...
... do not want to know what advantages Italy will have from the war, we wish to avenge Belgium, to avenge the victims of the Lusitania and all the innocent people whom Germany has so brutally killed. We wish to see the Emperor killed, that:cruel man who is ...
... Neutralists who fled. A passer.by was killed and a number of persons were wounded. Empire-wide sympathy has been awakened at the Lusitania outrage and includes a resolution of the Australian Parliament condemning the wanton murder on the high seas. The German ...
... his Councillcrs have now changed their defiant and arrogant tone which they had adopted towards the United States over the Lusitania outrage. The reply that had been prepared has not been sent, and Germany has asked for further time to be accorded her before ...
... treacherously wafted against their gallant opponents. The fortunes of the Vaterland folk have been sunk with the sinking Falaba, Lusitania and other vessels of peace. The indirect losses that Germany suffers through her misdeeds are a thousand times heavier than ...
... rapidly as p )ssib'e ; adding that this will strengthen the Nation's confidence in ultimate victory. The Etonia picked up the Lusitania's call forty miles from Kinsale. When steaming thither, she was twice pursued by the submarines but escaped by superior speed ...
... at the Coroner's inquest into the cause of death of those who were completing their voyage from America to England on the Lusitania. By twelve men sworn upon the Bible to judge of the truth from the evidence submitted to them it was de• clared before God ...
... upon the methods of German warfare. We had hardly recovered from the first awful shock which the news of the sinking of the Lusitania, with its great freight of men, women, and children bad occasioned, when we were informed upin authority which can hardly ...