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... THE LUSITANIA SUNK. It is difficult to find any cause for satisfaction in the fortieth week’s record. Hard fighting in the Gallipoli Peninsula, the sinking of the Lusitania with a 15ss of 1,400 lives, and a serious Russian setback, combine to make an ...
... Drink reaped a harvest of human wrecks and wastrels compared with which the loss of the Lusitania was a trifling thing. The horror of the loss of the Lusitania was upon us, but if we could gather in one hideous procession of all the wrecks physical and ...
... ilefl from that T am still as T have been all along—dead keen on joining. I see by this morning’s paper that the loss of the Lusitania has stimulated recruiting. If men who have not thought of joining before have been so touched, how much more should those ...
... people. They wanted no foolish talk about vengeance and reprisals. It was easy to speak of vengeance when one thought of the Lusitania. But it was a far more terrible thing when three British sailors were left to drown on a German torpedo boat. They might ...
... the sinking of the Lusitania, which is stronger than President Wilson’s speech had led people to expect, but is scarcely in accord with the magnitude of the outrage. Of ceurse Germany will temporise. At home the sinking of the Lusitania produced a wild outburst ...
... was among those included in an official ist of additions to the roll of identified dead among the passengers of the sunken Lusitania. Mr. &)earburgh was a saloon passenger from New York, where he had just retired from business. He was a man of considerable ...
... 60 near Ypres. e April 22nd.—Heavy German attack north of Ypres.. Poisonous gases used against Allied troops. Mav 7th.— ¢ Lusitania ”’ torpedoed and sunff off Kinca'e Head. Mav 9th.— Russian retirement in West Galicia. ! . | Mav 10th —Zevpelin raid on Southend ...
... take a number Stoke Road, Linslade. is amongst the pasof ,lvears to devel&)p fllgy; it 'ijs as yet in an sengers of the Lusitania recorded as missing early stage, and under ordinary ecircumstances it would have been preferable to delay reference to it ...
... Up t~ the present moment, Mr. Hubhord has ohtained permission to export 100,000 Ib. of wool. Amongst the victims of the ¢ Lusitania are Mr. and Mrs. F. Brdell. son and daughtor-in-law of Mr. T. F. Bodell, of 59, Clarendan Road. Luten. who, with their t ...
... record its symi pathy and commiseration for the vietims of ‘ the latest German atrocity by the unprovoked | attack on the Lusitania; its horror and loathting of this inhuman devilry and its deter! mination and resolution to spare no effort for crushing ...