... optimism bred of centuries of freedom and conquest, was beginning to wake. Such events those the past week, the loss of the Lusitania, were forcing even the most phlegmatic to wake to the full meaning of the conquest. great ship full of non-combatants, some ...

... taken measures rleal with tin situation. —Central News. THE GERMAN 'BLOCKADE. WEEK'S WORK OF THE PIRATES. sinking of the Lusitania the past ■week's losses of British shipping amounted to larger tonnage than in any previous weak of the war. From statement ...

... The Picture House. Street. Few films have had such a tragic interest as that showing scenes associated with the Lusitania outrage which was exhibited at the Picture House during the first three days of the week. The picture depicted the sad scenes after ...

... TELEGRAPH. My dear Sir, —I wrote on Saturday at your request statement of what seemed to the moral lesson of the loss of the Lusitania. wrote it at very short notice, but the whole further thought has not made wish anything I then said unsaid, but I should ...

... replied, ” I’ve aeui too much tell. CANON HAD FRIENDS ON THE “LUSITANIA.’’ —We sympathise with Rev. Canoe Caswell in the loss of one of bis oldest friends by the sinking of the “Lusitania.” The Rev. Basil Maturin, who was drowned, had been Chaplain to ...

... THE COVENTRY STANDARD. KENILWORTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL THE LUSITANIA ATROCITY: SYMPATHY WITH KENILWORTH FAMILY. COVENTRY COUNTY COURT. TUESDAY. Before His Honour Judge A VANISHING I>. The disappearance of a sideboard supplied a hire-purchase agreement ...

... corner of the British Isles. These reflections arc caused by the news that two Kenilworth ladies have pone down with the Lusitania, and that there is no hope of their safety. The townspeople, in public and private, have shown their deep sympathy with Mr ...

... me.” They remain deaf to all appeals. Recruiting posters are worse than useless. Even an outrage like the sinking of the Lusitania leaves them unmoved. It is useless disguising the fact that there are such men, small though th© number fortunately is. In ...

... g's lead, the story being the same. In every case incensed crowds are parading the streets, and demanding vengeance the Lusitania's murderers. It is impossible yet. to assess the damage done, but it seems certain that it already exceeds one million sterling ...

... the Lusitania the blame falls on themselves and their Government. Can the American Government guarantee that neither guns nor ammunition were on board, and, further, that the submarine when emerging was not exposed to leing rammed by the Lusitania? If ...

... of enormity like the torpedoing of the Lusitania. Is there no significance the fact that the great crowds demonstrating in Borne went to the American Embassy and cried “We will avenge the victims of the Lusitania ”?■ In the sudden arraying against the ...

... CLERGYMEN'S OUTSPOKEN NESS. The latest illustrations of German frightfulness torpedoing and sinking cf the leviathan liner the Lusitania, and the use of asphyxiating gases in the fighting in France were alluded to in roost the local churches at the services ...