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... disappear It remarkable horse never of fancy ” pan or which motor a such enormous strides forward Mr Vanderbilt down in the Lusitania the king modern horse fanciers and though lie will be greatly missed tliere are sure be later will place lavish patron of ...
... Sunday. It was a great sight to see. The machine set on fire as soon ever it got on the ground. 1 am sorry to read about the Lusitania down. The Germans have absolatcly no respect for human life.” ...
... measure. What they or anybody else in! tb country did not foresee to be a con-1 was that pirate would attack such: a ship the Lusitania, and, above all, succeed the first attempt. The speed of the] liner seemed to negative as useless the ex-1 pendituro of an ...
... the people, and when the vessel went down they also disappeared. So far is known there were only two priests on board the Lusitania—Fr. Cowley Clarke, who i? one of the survivors, and Fr. Basil Maturin, who has gone down with the ship. ...
... given up for country's sake during the present The drink-slackers and those who them are allies of .th e men who sank% • Lusitania. The Government made proposal., They have been defeated by the .4 • tioaaliet members. These gentleman I meeting under the ...
... The Lusitania” Horror. Public Meetings in Dundalk. largely aitcmled ojx*n air imblw* meeting lie.d in Dundalk Mondas iht* Rsoliuion was passed on iht; mulion Mr. J. Cocks, general manager tile Dundalk and Ncurv Steam Packet Co., seconded Kdward Goodman: ...
... made by one of the bombs, of which the officer on the left has just picked up a fragment. THE LOST LUSITANIA. This picture of the boat deck of the Lusitania gives some idea of the immense size of this magnificent vessel, the sinking of which by a German ...
... khaki and kilts from our corpses), more intense is the feeling of hatred of all Britishers who delight in fair play. The Lusitania outrage was only the crowning point of their infamy. Our own soldiers have related to us many incidents which were thought ...
... yours *lily, Sybil Worthington and Florence Fielding.—Mr. Appleton has written another capital poem on The Loss of the Lusitania. ...
... confiscate the whole of the German property throughout the British Empire. Charles XfacCaulay, one of the survivor* of the Lusitania, has arrived in Aberdeen to join the Gordon Highlanders. Acconling to p telegram received from Athena at the Greek Legation ...
... curious that all German creations of including the Crown belong to the Queen Victoria gravamen the against enemy matter of the Lusitania is great passenger sunk that torpedoed without warning with certain knowledge that the crew complement would perish for want ...
... outburst of popular indignation which followed the terrible crime of wholesale murder of the crew and passengers of the Lusitania. Simple internment of aliens is not sufficient. The wealthy Huns should bo compelled to beatsome of the financial burdens ...