... SAFETY AT SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania.” The only way to reasonably certain saving Life sea, in these days mine and submarine, is to wear continuously night and day the “GIEVE” LIFE - SAVING WAISTCOAT It is lb® device of its kind that can worn conuinuouslj ...

... arrangements fop the mobilisation Italy that have either taken place are now in contemplation. GERMAN PRESS ECHOES. THE LUSITANIA MASTERSTROKE.” GIGANTIC STRIKE IN Birmingham: The wild chorus triumph in the German press evoked by the mastor-s- of the ...

... Harms (writing in the column usually filled the better known Paul Michaeiis) says: ‘‘While the outcry caused the sinking the Lusitania has not yet diod away England, in America public opinion seems to be composing itself. At first we were told expect nothing ...

... State remain and v the wishes of individual are doubt. The mass withoui bring anti-English, are pro- Oernun. were uot-l the Lusitania affair. M. Walivnhe rg is member «*f the family which controls the vast Bank, the richest family this city, if not in the ...

... Olympic and Titanic, the Canadian Pacific Uncrs Empress Britain and Empress of Ireland, and the Cunarders Mauretania and Lusitania. is certainly something of coincidence it, and it might emphasised if more or less slight descent were mode in the standard ...

... the poisonous gas atrocity, the callous disregard of the claims of humanity and of international law, culminating in the Lusitania crime, wore all thoir minds. They condemned these methods as citizens the world who did not wish to see civilisation thrown ...

... possessions, the events of the past month, more specially the fears of political complications arising out the outrage on the Lusitania, havo been responsible for setback in American securities. In some departments there have been moderate gains, but balance ...

... perpetrated by the enemy, the inhuman disregard for tbo lives of women and children exhibited in the destruction of the Lusitania, and the unholy joy expressed by the Gt-rman press at the carrying out of this dastardly deed, had conv.ncod the citizens ...

... troops, but also number of women and children, who were found lying dead in the houses.” Referring to the sinking of the Lusitania, he says that making war on helpless women and children is all the Germans are fit for. From what I have seen of their soldiers ...

... Father Matnrdn, a notable preacher ;n th ■ llorran Catholic Church, and a victim of the •orpe loing of th*' Cunard liner Lusitania, took place ycsieiday at Brompton Cemetery. ...

... A Swedish Protest. Germany, it appears, is still full of cheerful satisfaction over the sinking (rl the Lusitania. At first, exultation was tempered with something not unlike fear. The possible consequences of the crime upon ih© feelings—and even, the ...

... advance they were heard to remark that they were going get a bit of their own back.” Possibly the memory of the fate of the Lusitania also bad something to with the grim I determination to avenged tne enemy. The i night was spent, in consolidating the position ...