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... 2000 FACE-TO-FACE WITH DEATH. THE FINAL SCENES. HOW THE LUSITANIA WENT DOWN. In recent years the English-speaking race has had good reason to know that the perils of travel on the sea have net disappeared with the wonders of modern invention. The tragedies ...
... SHIP'S ZIGZAG. Dr. Daniel V. Moore. of Yankton, South Dacota.—The first abnormal thing I noticed was a zigzag swing of the Lusitania. This occurred about one o'clock in the day. It attracted the attention of several of us, and with the aid of glasses we ...
... Transatlantic traffic. - [Note.—The statement that the Lusitania was armed i officially denied by the Admiralty. which ,tates that it is wholly false. 1 The Berlin Lokalansci.rer writes:— The Lusitania. on tho order of the British naval authoriticz, 2 ...
... who have known the Lusitania for long it would seem M first as impossible that she should sink in a few minutes as that the roadway in the Strand shou..l collapse beneath their feet. And then would come the realisation that the Lusitania was indeed about ...
... OUTRAGE GLORIFIED. LYING VERSIONS FOR NEUTRALS. (From Our Special ANISTERDAM, May S. Germany is proud of the sinking of Lusitania by her submarines, and there is great public rejoicing from end to end of the German Empire over the destruction of the giant ...
... lIE TRAGEDY OF THE LUSITANIA. I too LIVES LOST IN DISASTER. TERRIBLE SCENES. ;EIIMANY'S CROWNING ACT OF INFAMY. ...
... everybody uses poisonous gases in war. But it is a piece of devilry which has never been used before. As for the sinking of the Lusitania and the loss of 1600 lives, it, is ii thing which I, in a telegram to America this morning. described as a colossal crime ...
... as the result of the loss of the Lusitania. Most of the crews the Cunard liners live in the north end of the city, near the Cunard berthing quays, and on Saturday night the sullen anger of the womenfolk of the Lusitania's crew broke out in an organiaed ...
... German Legation at The Hague, have already begun a systematic effort to convince the Dutch people that the destruction of the Lusitania was a legitimate act of civilised warfare. The argument is put forward that the original proclamation issued by Germany early ...
... made in many pulpits yester-1,1 also on public platforms. to the sinkthe Lusitania, which is universally need as one of the greatest crimes in ral accounts agree that the Lusitania of the attack was pursuing a zig.lirse, her officers evidently having I ...
... the national honour, ignore it. although nipe-tcnth.: of the American are righteously wrathful over the - uction of the Lusitania there so far, no ite or systematic demand fort declara- of war - against Germany. There are denunciations of German savagery; ...
... MOMENTS. Horror, pity, excitement, and anger—all the gamut of the emotions—are aroused by the stories told by survivors of the Lusitania. Their escapes and experiences make the most thrilling reading and demonstrate the appalling suddenness and completeness ...