... THE LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. HEAVY DEATH ROLL. German submarine piracy touched the lowest depths of its infamy on Friday last week the sinking by torpedo, without warning, of the Canard liner Lusitania, when approaching Queenstown on journey from New York ...

... THE DEATH ROLL OF THE LUSITANIA. NOW ESTIMATED TO BE LESS THAN TWELVE HUNDRED. It now appears that the death-roll is slightly less than was at first feared. was originally stated that there were 2,1C0 souls on board, made up as under :-- Passengers 1 ...

... WILFUL AND WHOLESALE MURDER. VERDICT IN THE LUSITANIA INQUEST. CAPTAIN TURNER'S VIVID NARRATIVE. The Coroner, Mr. John J. Horgan, resumed inquest, at Kinsale, on Monday, on three male and two female bodies lying the mortuary Kinsale, which were brought ...

... German Savagery. The cry the murdered men, women and babes who sank with tho great steamer Lusitania has reverberated round the world, and has last, it is believed, brought home everyone the true character of the policy which the German rulers, with the ...

... statements : the first, that he would make his position clear regarding the course.be intended to take on the torpedoing of the Lusitania as soon as he received all the facts and could make judgment accordance with the truth. The second was that his address at ...

... Rolfe, eldest son of the Rector of Kirk Bramwith, and formerly headmaster Tamworth Grammar School, who went down with the Lusitania. The publication of the story has brought correspondence, including a letter from a gentleman who was the liner, and who ...

... is, by his neglect duty, aiding the enemy. The wave of indignation that has passed over the country at the sinking of the Lusitania has resulted demonstrations against the 'Germans residing in our country, and in South Africa, has moved the Government to ...

... those who suffer, is barbarism which ought to be impossible. Now have the last and culminating act in the destruction the Lusitania. That not act of warfare; it is simply murder, most foul and most unnatural. At the beginning the war quoted a saying Burke ...

... sinkinsr of the Lusitania, -said there was such a thing as man too proud to fight. There was such a thing as being so right that it did not need to convince others by force that it was right. Sixteen more bodies victims of the Lusitania czime were picked ...

... having been one of the victims of the sinking of the Lusitania by the Germans. Mr. G. S. Rolfe, who was old boy Tamworth Grammar School, and was 31 years of age, and unmarried, was travelling on the Lusitania on a visit his father. He was coming from Hamilton ...

... off it was a hopeless debacle for us. failed to win this war England would go down as swiftly and irretrievably ever the Lusitania went into the waters of the Atlantic. Young men's consciences told them to come, and believed they would do so they once ...