... THE LUSITANIA. DEATH ROLL OF 1,187. JURT’B CHARGE AGAINST THE KAISER. It noF appears that the Lusitania's deathroll is slightly lews than was at first feared. - It was originally stated that there were i. 160 souls on board, made up under :-~ Passengers ...

... LUSITANIA NOT AHMED. The allegation contained in some of the German newspapers that the Lusitania was armed is devoid foundation. The British Admiralty makes the following announcement: The statement that the Lusitania was armed is wholly false. Mr. A ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. A.S.C. MAN AND SOLDIERS' INTENSE RAGE.” Th« indignation which the Lusitania crime ha*i aroused among our soldiers the Front is mentioned Lance-Corporal James Swinton (of Orford), Army Service Corps, in a letter to a Warrington friend:— ...

... line. They motored through the principal streets of the town, and called to all men of recruitable age to Remember the Lusitania.*' One man was observed to say that he had rejected eight timefi, but be would have another try. ...

... was forced into this war. Americans do not understand what war conditions are. This incident of the Lusitania will bring war home to them. The Lusitania was a legitimate mark for our submarine. It was a submarine that sank her.” List in the Cologne Gazette ...

... NO NEWS OF CHESTER STEWARD. When the Lusitania made her outward voyage to America one of the ship's was Mr. Harold Williams, son of Mr. Williams, the court-keeper ai the Chester Castle. information has been received his parents whether he made the return ...

... Scotland 227). for the corresponding period of last year, decrease 232. THE LUSITANIA. DEATH ROLL OF 1,187. JURY’S CHARGE AGAINST THE KAISER. It now appears that the Lusitania'a deathroll is slightly than was at first feared. It was originally stated that ...

... sinking the Lusitania states that only one torpedo was hred. and that the detonation was followed explosion, attributed to the ignition of quantities ammunition insile the ship. The German Press persista in the statement that the Lusitania carried 3.M0 ...

... Orrica: 173. PL**T-»Taart. 8.0. Telephone: 1662 City. THE &UARDIAN. MAY 11. 1915. THE CROWNING INFAMY. The torpedoing the Lusitania and the premeditated murder of innocent people, especially of yomen and little children, stands for the ' present Germany’s ...

... Belgium impossible without hardly firing shot. He had heard the Navy criticized because it did not provide a convoy for the Lusitania. It was no business of the to convoy ships coming to these shores. The first tiling the Admiralty had to think about was ...

... greatest recruiting sergeant in the country—Lord Derby—appealed to the citizens of Liverpool. . _ He was anxious to term a Lusitania Battalion. If there were any in the audience that nighi who wished to join a battalion, they would do under the verv best ...

... Telegraph.” Tha Cry for Vengeance.—lf ever on* of the ground or out of the sea blood cried for vengeance. surely that of the Lusitania’s victims cries. In some respects this hideous wickedness is the most momentous event that the war has yet brought forth ...