... discipline the moral in army that employs it.” The Gentle German. This passage from the Hambvrr/cr Narhrichten, dealing with the Lusitania outrage, is far too choice not to bo quoted: Germans conduct war against peaceful human beings, least of all against women ...

... respect their own word. The barbarities had gone on from worse to worse, until the climax came the awful disaster to the Lusitania. It was no surprise that the feeling of the people of this country was shown in the way it had been indicated in the streets ...

... Gratitude for the kindly sympathy shown by the many friends during the sad crisis they are passing through, caused by the Lusitania disaster. ...

... OFFICIAL NEWS. BRITISH PRESS BUREAU. By the sinking of the Lusitania, the past week’s losses of British shipping amounted to a larger tonnage than in any previous week of the war. From the statement issued by the Secretary of the Admiralty yesterday afternoon ...

... the public of their good faith towards ilugland and their feelings of abhorrence the recent crime of the sinking of the Lusitania, with the consequent loss of hundreds of innocent lives. I may say that 1 received a communication from the Uaihf Mail yesterday ...

... uselessly frittering away their own strength and the strength of the country wffien every ounce of power is needed. The Lusitania Murders. The Amsterdam correspondent. T//e Economist, in an article on the financial fluctuations in Germany, says: The latest ...

... Nottingham Road, Bomcrcotes, near Alfreton, has received news that her mother, Mrs. Bull, who was returning from America on the Lusitania, along with her sister, t>rother-in law, a nephew and niece, has been found amongst the dead. She has to the present heard ...

... in violation of American rights the high seas, which culminated in the torpedoing and sinking of the British steamship Lusitania on May 7, whereby over a hundred American citizens lost their lives, it is clearly wise and desirable that the Governments ...

... want of proper treatment. The authorities, fearing panic, have forbidden the people to visit the wounded.—Exchange. MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. TORPEDO-BOAT LANDS TWELVE BODIES. A torpedo-boat reaohod Queenstown Jast night with bodies eight males fono of them ...

... that event, the Government at Washington cannot allow the matter to drop. There is more at stake than the lives lost on the Lusitania. The honour of the United States at once involved : well as the larger question of the responsibility of the States for defending ...

... men alike, have undoubtedly changed towards the enemy. Before the use of the gas, and, above all, the torpedoing of the Lusitania, the chivalrous attitude always displayed by the British soldier all over the world was fully manifested towards the Germans ...

... the latest outrages of the enemy, especially the use of these deadly poisonous gases and the diabolical destruction of the Lusitania, borh because of the inhumanity of these things and the utter disregard of all international law that they involve. Further ...