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... Lusitania Sunk by German Submarine. APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE. A feeling of consternation spread thronglvut the world on Friday u hen the news of the sinking of the magnificent Atlantic Liner Lusitania by a German Submarine was flashed abroad. The great ...
... A I.usitania Victim. Dr. F. S. Pearson, who with his wife went dos' ii in the Lusitania, something more than a man of science and an able financier, says the Wr4ll•;filer Gazette. He was a 'ailerons, far-seeing, and judicious philaniliropi=t, who knew ...
... War, and come through without any mishap. He afterwards wntto nd was in Montana when war broke out. He came home in the Lusitania, joined the 3rd Gordons at Aberdeen, and was almost immediately rent to the Front. Though only in France for about two months ...
... he brought to tr.al when the day of reokosing dawns. America. Roused. Germany most realise by now that the sinking of the Lusitania was about the worst day's wcrk she could do. It has led to drastic measures agaiust Germans in all parts of the British Kmpire ...
... concentrated in the Tyrol. Mr. Champ Clark. the Speaker of the United States Congress, in a statement on the sinking of the Lusitania. while advocating calttinet•s, declares that all American t.glits should be aswerted forcibly and maintained boldly. The ...