... progressed, the more did my heart open to the English, and when ell those atrocious deeds, culminating in the risking of the Lusitania, were committed by the Germans, I resented the ter, as much as a born Englishman ' Es. Had the war been carried ea and squarely ...

... up to Is. Ild.. and Cunard& were bettor among shipping issues. business being done at 9d. They fell to es. 6d. when the Lusitania was sunk. ...

... cruelty. Deliberate Incitement Whether the thieves, incendiaries, and rioters were so deeply moved by the I horror of the Lusitania and of chlorinepoisoning that they would anyhow more or lost their self-control, T cannot say. I much doubt it. But I am ...