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... who ware fellow passengers of his on board the Lusitania have called on Mrs. Corer to express their acknowledgments, as they felt they both owed their lives to Mr. Corer's heroic acts after the Lusitania was torpedoed. To one of these ladies he gave up ...
... what was felt in all their hearts to be the latest atrocity of the German Emperor and his followers, in the sinking of the Lusitania. The Kaiser and his men had not acted as brave men, bUt had asserted the old methods of the pirates who lived in the days ...
... Any fool could shell Dunkirk with a big gun. It had no military value and simply wasted ammunition. The sinking of the Lusitania and the burning of houses at Southend were of no military value whatever. These things were done to alarm the civilian population ...
... oftentimes, and they have fallen in thousands, but they have drawn forth the admiration of the world. The sinking of the Lusitania has undoubtedly caused a great fitip in recruiting, and there is a fixed determination on the part of all to put an end to ...
... should be taught to swim, and there is no doubt that knowledge of the art helped many to save themselves on Friday when the Lusitania was sunk by the diabolical Germans. Many were in the sea for two or three hours, and swimmers had a much better chance than ...
... on Tuesday last, Holy Communion was celebrated with special intention for the repose of the souls of those who perished Lusitania tragedy. Each Thursday at this church there is a Requiem Celebration for those who are killed in action. The names of those ...
... gave up his profession and his art at his country's call and gallantly yielded up his life on her behalf. LOST IN THE • LUSITANIA. THE LATE 2nd LIEUT. J. M. MAYNE. El MEMORIAM ADDRESS AT THE IMPERIAL SERVICE COLLEGE. In one of the heavy casualty lists ...
... pro tem. We trust that the ladies of Windsor will support the Mayor in this good work. AMONG those who went down in the Lusitania, was Mr. Edward Gorer, of Sutherland Grange, Clewer, who was well known for his acts of generosity in this neighbourhood ...