... ON THE LUSITANIA. > ~ | ? ’. ■■ 'yt .. ,j(«- • ...

... LUSITANIA. This is the very top. The height, the crest, or crest unto the crest Of murder's arms; this is the bloodiest shame Tho wildest savagery, the vilest stroke That ever wall-eyed wrath or staring rage Presonted to the tears of soft remorse. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The tragic news of th..‘ sinkin:, of the Luntania has been received with horror and reprobation throughout the civilised world. The giant Cuntrdsrthe pride of the Atlantic—was torpedoed without warning on Friday afternoon off the South ...

... Lusitania. The ruthless and premeditated sinking of the Lueitania by a German submarine marks the climax of a eerie* of ferocious atrocities unequalled in the darkest annals of barbarism. It is no justification to say that the pissisengers received warning ...

... FOR THE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. Popular benevolence is invoked by the Lord Mayor of Cardiff behalf of the victims of the Lusitania. The chief magistrates of a number the principal cities are moving in the matter, and, with the Lord Mayor Liverpool as the acting ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. OFFICIAL GIVES GERMANS THE LIE DIRECT. The attention of Mr. Dudley Malone Col. lector of the Port of New York , was Called to the statement that the German Goiernment justified the sinking of the Lusitania on the ground that she was ...

... Y LUSITANIA.. IGorcheet fawr y Germaniaid ddiwedd yr wythnoe oedd suddo y Lusitania o fewn ychydig filltiroedd i lannau'r Werddon. Yr oedd ganddi dros 1,200 o deithwyr a 700 o griw, an yn cario folly yn ymyl 2,000 o fywydau—pold gyfoetbog a thlawd, hen ...

... The Lusitania Torpedoed. The Luaitania, one of the world's most famous passenger liners, was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish coast on Friday afternoon. The disaster occurred a few miles south by west the Old Head of Kinsale, in county Cork, and ...

... LUSITANIA’S SPEED. John Davis, a member of the crew, states that the Lusitania’s speed had been reduced in the morning when the liner was off the Fastnet. Later in the day it was increased, and the order to resume full speed had been given just before ...

... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED AND SUNK. I . ■ :r, ...

... LUSITANIA. KEPT TO HER COURSE. WHY PASSENGERS WERE NOT ALARM ED. Dr. Daniel Y. Moore, of Yankton, South ! Dakota, also gave an account of his experiences. Dr. Moore said:—The first abnor-1 mal thing I noticed was a zigzag swing the Lusitania. This occurred ...

... Y RHYFELISUDDIAD Y LUSITANIA Achub 703 allan o 2.150 MERCHED A BABANOD WEDI BODDI • DIGTER AMERICA Gortoledd yn Berlin! ...