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... risk they ran in voyaging by the Lusitania. But a murder is not excused by the fact that the murderer uttered a warning to his victim. Tbe Germans have farther sought to excuse themselves declaring that the Lusitania was armed, that she was an auxiliary ...
... dealing Huoti Fuse T)rut Co. Lti Eyes Jars! —it'* G SI THE. GERMANS HAVE CARRIED OUT THEIR THREAT AND HAVE TORPEDOED THE LINER LUSITANIA OFF THE IRISH COAS If Joto in ■tOSERI ...
... York Saturday next. The sailing of the Mauretania for Saturday, May 29th, has also been cancelled. All the survivors of the Lusitania now in hospital are progressing as well as can be expected. ...
... STORY OF THE WAR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. When the first reports of the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine came through, it was stated that the crew and passengers were saved. Gradually . the extent of the disaster became evident, but it is only ...
... very many of them despite the practical which live—regard the number thirteen as being unlucky. I do not know whether the Lusitania had any berths or staterooms designated by this sinister figure, but many ships and in some hotels a concession is mad© to ...
... HARDENED DETERMINATION The “ Toronto Globe ” says:—“ The sinking of the Cunarder Lusitania a German submarine Ihe result of no chance shot. It was deliberate and carefully planned act of wholesale murder, intended to prove the people of the United States ...
... the> pirates sink into insignificance beside their latest exploit in torpedoing and sinking the great Transatlantic liner Lusitania. Full details are yet wanting, and explanation, official otherwise, of the occurrence yet forthcoming, but the plain facts ...
... and a denial. Hpoug:'* Reuter’* Agency.) . Amsterdam, Saturday. t^ia it prudent to *i|?hf r ...
... Mrs. Lowe (Rylston Rectory), £2 each. THE LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. TOUCHING STORIES OF DISASTER. STRONG MEN WEPT O’ER BABY VICTIMS. Mr. Thomas Davis, -writing to Mr. Harvey, of West Hartlepool, says that he, Lusitania was known, on duty from Kinsale as soon ...
... The gravest fears are entertained as to the fate of the people who, reported in yesterday's Mercury,” were passengers the Lusitania. They were Mrs. Willie Goodall and her two children, who hail from Staincliffe, and Mrs. Richard Lockwood and her two children ...
... the late commander the Thordis, made scathing remarks the Gorman, savagery, with particular reference, to the sinking the Lusitania. He said that the German methods were not warfare, but murder most foul and unnatural. The picture shows Lieut. Bell. Lord ...
... Company have received a very large number of expressions of sympathy from all parts of the world in regard the torpedoing the Lusitania and its accompanying loss life. It will be understood that circumstances at>the present time make impossible to acknowledge ...