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... Saved from the Lusitania Tji due course travelled north to Aberdeen. and ha-s been posted with the battalion. A People’s Journal” representative had a brief but interesting conversation with the gailant young colonial, who, looking spick and span in kilt ...
... should weaken our strong duty.” With these words a German paper tries to make light of crimes such as tlie sinking of the Lusitania perpetrated by the Huns. The German paper contnues: —“There is no salvation against submarines for the island kingdom unless ...
... that a nation they «E*H*^*HHEe*j^*HeßH*»***Ee DEATH BED PROMISE TO HIS FATHER. Young Colonial Agrees to Fight. SAVED FROM LUSITANIA. (Special to People’s Journal.”) A MONG the thousands of Scotia's gallant sons who have re»=pondod to the call die King ami ...
... at the hospital at Cairo. EEEE—I^EEEEIM^WEEEE^iUI—EEEE » j« ~ lon the battlefield instead of when they sinking of the Lusitania was the pre- ;Were unar ie d and defenceless in this text for these sordid brutalities^ and thefts. | ...
... deceased. Captain Hurt in action, and Trooper (roanry) died in Stobhill DUNDEE CENTRE 1(1 MOTHER WENT DOWN LUSITANIA* The fact that his mother *,\ Lusitania adds peculiar in action of Sergeant Jaffle* 2nd Battalion Seaforth gjd. Hamilton was the centre-f° . ...
... on, boys; will give the j beggars !’ He did not go far before was riddled with bullets. lhat was an awful thing about the Lusitania. The men are all boiling about it. I have faced death about a thousand tunes this week. hope I may never have to come through ...
... SUPPLEMENT. THE PEOPLE’S JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915 ■ I A Q!s eT whose orders the hor- Vse I on this and the pedoing of the Lusitania V . the least of Gercrimes - W bounding conclusion forced upon all who 6 submitted to ti°D ' s Committee of Investi- th e ...
... 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 ...
... sitting in famous restaurant in Munich when the newspapers were brought in giving the first account of the torpedoing of the Lusitania. Throughout the restaurant there were cries of satisfaction, and generally expressed sentiment was that the sinking of the ...
... 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 ...
... barpshooters took awful toll °t», ri C 4-” hed a Captain ijjut * ; , Remember the Lusis{;s‘ . as steadied his stride to Lusitania!” In his „ came the regiment’s the spot where e. ltQ charged, fired with - V Q *7 nans Run. * ow, and rolling smoke amM um ...