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... sinking the Lusitania states that only one torpedo was hred. and that the detonation was followed explosion, attributed to the ignition of quantities ammunition insile the ship. The German Press persista in the statement that the Lusitania carried 3.M0 ...
... Belgium impossible without hardly firing shot. He had heard the Navy criticized because it did not provide a convoy for the Lusitania. It was no business of the to convoy ships coming to these shores. The first tiling the Admiralty had to think about was ...
... greatest recruiting sergeant in the country—Lord Derby—appealed to the citizens of Liverpool. . _ He was anxious to term a Lusitania Battalion. If there were any in the audience that nighi who wished to join a battalion, they would do under the verv best ...
... and they naturally felt «reat indignation at what bad happened recently. They had been terribly upset by the lose of the Lusitania. hail touched their blood, and tney felt they would like to have revenge. Tho beat' thing for every man do was io uso his ...
... since denounced the Triple Alliance Treaty with Germany and Austria. The German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania states that only one torpedo was fired, and that the detonation wa* followed by an explosion, attributed the ignition of ...
... ROUNDABOUTS. Ac. DANCING from 6 p.m. till Du*»k. Ad 6d. each. Children Half-Price. 25 per cent, of the proceeds will given the LUSITANIA DISASTER FUND. In of wet weather large Marquee will be provided. Refreshments. Cycle Enclosure. Member* lI.M. Forces in Uniform ...
... the greatest recruiting sergeant in the country—Lord Derby—appealed to the citizens Liverpool. . n was anxious to form a Lusitania Battalion. If there were any in the audience that nigh* who wished to iom battalion they would do en under the very be*t ...
... blood of their fellows, and thev naturally felt indignation what hail recently. They had been terribly upset the loss the Lusitania. It had touched their blood, and they felt they would like to have revenge. The best thing for every man to do wa« to use ...