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... posting to that the whether it is inte: nce of the Germanic element is more able to-day than it was on the morrow of the Lusitania murders. seep Russia and Ceylon Tea. da at the annual meet- ‘ It was stated yester om sag of the Yatiyantota pany that a ...
... REPRISALS. A great part of the British nation, roused by crowning barbarities of the Lusitania and the Ypres gas attacks, is fiercely demanding reprisals against Germany. A small part of the nation, chiefly the dregs of the foolish little parties killed ...
... Dinant; after the long catalogue of horrors de- , tailed with wealth of proof in Lord Bryce s report; after the sinking the Lusitania, and the use of poisonous gas; the banners of who have ordered these things, w ho are directly and personally responsible ...
... Not only the wrath of England but of the whole of the British Empire has now been fully awakened. The destruction of the Lusitania will prove to be the worst day's work that Germany ever did. salary and loss of occupation . are what must, be expected ...
... thought a son of his dearly-loved sister inspiring the torpedoing into eternity the helpless women and •babies board the Lusitania? The details that awful massacre as they become more fully known only add to the horror caused when the news first came in ...
... has sent a Note to Germany which demands that the Imperial Government should account for the American lives lost in the Lusitania outrage, and asks for guarantees against the repetition of such practices. The note calls attention to various incidents ...
... to prompt the faintest desire to make it an exception. Among the many notable victims of the bestial savages who sank the Lusitania, we have to lament the loss of Mr. Justus Miles Forman, whose admirable work in imaginative fiction was equally appreciated ...
... 83, Pall Mall, London, S.W. All donations will be gratefully acknowledged in the Press. Southend, Scarborough, and The Lusitania are but isolated examples of the inhuman and relentless treatment from which millions of French people are now suffering ...
... ity there was evaded by throwing the blame on individual soldiers or uncontrolled circumstances. But the sinking of the Lusitania, the torture of British prisoners, and the use of deadly gases are avowed by the German Government with a callousness which ...
... 14, 1915] TEE LONDON AND CHINA EXPRESS. N THE GREAT WAR. G HTs ON THi LUSITANIA. t Cunard liner Diatitania has been torpedoed by one Th e ele ; Geralau su bmarines off the south coast of Irelan d, and or an appalling lo ss of life. Had no sin g le life ...
... nnsenipulous ruffians under the sun. .%t the same time we are All more or less exaspevoted over the callow sinking of the Lusitania. with ita Deary toll of pleath among women and children, and ft is hardly to be wondered et that ti-German demonstrations ...
... these words surely came home to them that day. If anything could have increased their indignation it was the sinking of the “Lusitania.” It was an act unheard of—barbarous beyond words, and inhuman. Just before he came to that service ha had heard there were ...