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... passenger in Ile Maharishi' the follow. in description of what he saw when the vevsel over the opens of the sinking of the Lusitania 'lt after it : Saturday, 130, •t lunch. A swerve A suspicion. deck. See floating deck chairs A host 1 lead Liver pool. ...
... the New York house of Messrs. Liddell ft Sous, Ltd. Mr. McEvoy’s parents were fortunately unaware that he had sailed the Lusitania, and therefore they had anxiety on this account, the mat intimation that he was one of the passengers, and had been saved ...
... he went down in the Lio.itania. and was picked up unconscious after being in the water three and a half hours. The Lusitania was torpedoed without notice about fifteen miles off the Irish coast. said Mr. Thomas. and she sank in twelve or fifteen ...
... witnessed a succession o( atrocities which must be unpan Deled in the history of mankind. Beginning with the sinking of the Lusitania off the Old Head of Kinsale, the Kultur”-lover* proceeded next to bomb the unoffending civilians of Southend, the popular ...
... character Mve ’tetter teeth than have the dwellers in regions where “soft” water is drunk. The Old of Kinsale, o« which the Lusitania was sunk, has the scene of at least two hostile invasions, la . September, 1601, Spanish.’dorce of 3,000 men landed at Kinsale ...
... safeguarded. Sir R. COOPER (V )- the Prime j Minitner in a position to say whether the submarine that is stleged to mak the Lusitania was of a larger and ; more powerful typett ban any submarine i prior to 14th April, and whether soy I i information has been ...
... family ties had been sundered by the loss of children, parents, or husbands. The specfade of human sorrow was appalling. The Lusitania carried no guiis when she was sunk. For that fact there is independent evidence from a neutral, Mr. Oscar Grab. “The whole ...
... Paddington. At the former station the American Ambassador was on the platform. In Liverpool, where many of the crew of the Lusitania live, the news of the latest German outrage produced a violent popular reaction. Angry crowds p.raded some of the streets ...
... him the “driak habit” Germans in tbe City. intense indignation aroused by toe wholesale murder of non-combatants In the “Lusitania,” and by the reports of the crucifixion of Canadian soldiers is not unnaturally venting itself upon the German* in our midst ...