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... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA It may appear hit late in the day write anythin'.' m. about the considering that horrible crime hag exhausted one's paver expletive. But there is another iside the incident which has not received that mead publicity which I it deserved ...
... with regard methods warfare which have been adopted in this terrible struggle, and have culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all the laws of humanity must prove fata) to the future of civilisation and disastrous ...
... baronetcy created in 1661, and succeeded bis father last year. Lady Mackworth, who had narrow escape from death when the Lusitania was torpedoed, has returned to her home at Caerleon fMon.), much improved in health. Viscount Ipswich, whose commission in ...
... antiquity, considerable portion of its rolling stock being made in Germany, understand, tire iletter. Apropos of the loss of the Lusitania, 1 em asked the soa of tho late Mr. Guv to insert a note the effect that any of the survivors of that tragedy who nay nave ...
... advance they were heard to remark that they were going to get a bit their own back. Possibly the memory of the fate the Lusitania also had something do with the grim determination to avenged the enemy. The night was spent in consolidating the position ...
... t of the Daily Telegraph.” There not the slightest tendency here recede m,m the terms of President Wilson’s Note on the Lusitania crime, and th© administration to-day all the stronger those terms are backed the full force of public opinion. If Germany ...
... President of the United States regards golf a penance. Apropos of the statement that on the morning after the oinking of the Lusitania, Mr. Wilson sjient some time the links, the correspondent says:— Mr. Wilson golfs in the same mentr,' attitude that great ...
... prisoners. service was held at the Headless Cross Church yesterday memory of Mr. ,1. H. Harper, who was a. passenger the Lusitania Mr. Harjier was closely identified with Wesleyan Methodism the circuit, and had occuped practically eevry office in its councils ...