... against your country; remember your fellow-countrymen asphyxiated by methods forbidden all laws of civilisation; remember the Lusitania; and remember that Germany’s policy is to deprive you of British liberty and to impose upon you their ideals of tyranny and ...

... conflict in the various stories '.d regarding the launching the boats; but there agreement one great point, namely, • the Lusitania's crew nobly upheld the traction heroism in the British mercantile r.arine. Those who were not actually engaged the launching ...

... Down.” Ottawa, Sunday. The sinking of the Lusitania is condemned throughout Canada, and determination is expressed that the crime must be amply avenged. The ** Ottawa Free Pres”’ says—The sinking of the Lusitania~is the act of country driven insane the ...

... John Hcvan, E. ter of hour before thev lirst saw her patrol Francis Lukes, Jos. Ward, Patrick Owens, 1.-at Koine t.. “The Lusitania J. «■ Ande/.>dottw o. B. gcadiwll, A. Taytor. JMia , j . i - r a . ,i,f inthi'i* klowlv. Jenson, J. 11. Kcid. Nora Cohen ...

... friends, who knew that slie was passenger ou the Lusitania when pathetic telegram from the husband reached them Sunday morning asking informed if she amongst the saved. . , • The chief baker on board tho Lusitania was also Belfast man named Pinkerton. His nanas ...

... Awaiting the President’s Action. America is stirred to the depths of its soul'by the savage sinking of the Lusitania (says the *’ Daily Express ”). It is possible that the wrath of the people may force the hands the Administration, and that the United ...

... Station on Saturday Lusitania boatswain while nursed a broken ankle. seems to be a general impression among the survivors at Queenstown that the death roll was materially increased by the third torpedo, which blew several boats. The Lusitania had made glorious ...

... ARRIVAL OF SURVIVORS. The news the sinking of the Lusitania occasioned much anxiety in Lisburn, as it was known that members of well-known local families had sent word that they had booked passages the famous Cunarder. One lady had written to her aunt ...

... primarily from those who sympathised with the relatives of victims Lusitania di-aster. The majority the big crowd which carried out attacks came from Scotland Road district, where many tho Lusitania crew resided, and they did their work thoroughly ond well. They ...

... THE LUSITANIA'S MAILS. The Postmaster General announces that only v bi.ga tnailii were despatched the LuslUnm. the bulk of the U.iitod State, mall huvinic been forwarded from New York by the AmcK liner New York, which sailed the same as the Lusil^ni** ...

... fifty survivors. As the Lusitania went down her stem rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge -quite a number of men took a leap of quite 70 feet into the sea. Many turned over before surface- .AtAbg Lusitania took her final plunge, the ...

... The German Infamy. The full reports o! the sinking of the Lusitania which we publish to-day only make the German crime blacker and more infamous than it was supposed to be. The object of the crew' the submarine appears to hare been not merely to destroy ...