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... May 19th, 1915. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Of all the abominable crimes perpetrated by Germany since the beginning of the warand the actions of the Huns can only be compared to so many wild beasts let loosethe sinking of the Lusitania, involving the loss ...
... French ships as well as to Aun•rican ships by declaring that a submarine has no more right wantonly to kill Americans on the Lusitania than on the St. Paul or Sr. L mi. ...
... FEELING ON LIISITANIA IN SWEDEN. Renter's Stockholm Correspondent says : The fellowing protest against the sinking of the Lusitania ard sinilar methods of r7arfare has been cabled to the Associated Pleas of America by request of the prominent Swedes whose ...
... ANTI GERMAN FEELING IN SHANGHAI. Shanghai, May 15. In consequence of the Lusitania outrago and the open delight shown by the Germans in Shanghai at that event, the committees of the Shanghai Club, Race Club, and Country Club have requeeted German members ...
... Special to the Daily Malta Chronicle.) Paris, May 11, 1915. (Delayed). THZ LUBITANIA . OUTRAGE. The news of the sinking of the Lusitania has been received throughout France with a hush of horror. Such a premeditated murder dishonours the navy that commits it ...
... of even the phlegmatic Britisher. That limit was reached when the mad Kaiser condemned the 1,400 innocent victims of the Lusitania to a watery grave. It was aggravated by the knowledge that a civilised (?) nation could gloat and glory over the infamy. ...
... advices from Wellington state that recruiting throughout the Dominion has increased considerably since the torpedoing of the Lusitania. ...
... do not want to know what advantages Italy will have from the war, we wish to avenge Belgium, to avenge the victims of the Lusitania and all the innocent people whom Germany has so brutally killed. We wish to see the Emperor killed, that:cruel man who is ...
... his Councillcrs have now changed their defiant and arrogant tone which they had adopted towards the United States over the Lusitania outrage. The reply that had been prepared has not been sent, and Germany has asked for further time to be accorded her before ...
... American ports is still left to the enemy. In view of President Wilson's recent message to the German Government, after the Lusitania outrage, it would surprise no one if all that shipping should be seized, since there seems no likelihood of America being ...
... never again become a menace to anyone. We do not hold with the President of the United States' recent dictum, after the Lusitania outrage in which 189 American lives were lost, that a Nation may be so much in the right as to be to proud to fight. Dr ...
... Mereanti, Valletta. The Daily Malta Chronicle NEWS ABOUT GERMANY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 13th, 1915. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. At last Admiral Tirpitz has covered himself with glory; just when his Imperial was • ter and his countrymen were ...