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... No. 2.-- THE LUSITANIA Torpedo. LOOK OUT I THERE'S A TORPEDO COMING DRAWN BY PHILIP DADD FROM MATERIAL SUPPLIED. MAY. 1915 Cobvrinhted in the U.S.A. A passenger who was coming from Ontario to England In order to join the British Navy, having previously ...
... Shoolbred's. 1|3 Miss JOSEPHINE BRANDELL saved from the Eusitania. iK-vereus, Hove HOW THE LUSITANIA LEARNT THE WAR NEWS This newspaper was issued on board the Lusitania during her last voyage but one from America to England. A DAINTY SHIRT BLOUSE to be seen ...
... AVOTjE^ By KEBLE HOWARD _ (Chicot). lnvE^T r\%j trt My- /A°Tisy giv^ t c\y w imd The Real Turning-Point. The sinking of the Lusitania, a military achievement comparable only with that glori ous victory, the Black Hole of Calcutta, has changed everything. ...
... hideous doings of men. She knows they will one day become sane again, and goes on flaunting her spring-time charms. We wanted Lusitania a fine war- cry, something which would rouse every man in the British Empire, and Kaiser Wilhelm and Admiral von Tirpitz ...
... Shoolbred's. 1|3 Miss JOSEPHINE BRANDELL saved from the Eusitania. iK-vereus, Hove HOW THE LUSITANIA LEARNT THE WAR NEWS This newspaper was issued on board the Lusitania during her last voyage but one from America to England. A DAINTY SHIRT BLOUSE to be seen ...
... be passing killed with the fifteen hundred innocent men and women who were victims of German piracy in the sinking of the Lusitania. We are a stolid people, and it is a happy sign that now, when nearly ten months of war have passed, our determination to ...
... water boasted Wilhelm II. on a famous occasion. By sunset on Friday, May 7, 191 5, Germany's future lay, together with the Lusitania, at the bottom of the sea. She cannot lift her head again for a hundred years. Decent folk will turn and shrink from a German ...
... brought down ladders. There was no shouting or rioting in the strict sense of the word rather a systematic wrecking. When the Lusitania passengers went to their doom they were martyrs, and their contribution to the well-being of humanity is a hardening against ...
... Alderson, Ambulance Pinnace at Paris, In the French Trenches, Swimming Bath at Southend and Soldiers Digging Graves for Lusitania Victims, by Topical Agency; Fortifying the Heights of. Muswell Hill, by Photopress Bucks Otterhounds. At the Blind Soldiers' ...
... But there was Mr. Vanderbilt, who belonged to a class that loved horses for their own sakes, and yet his death in the Lusitania is a supreme example in heroism. Fifty years ago such a world upheaval as this war would have been led by British game shooters ...