... Redcar. We have all made up our minds to strike an extra smack at the Germans before long for the forty-three babiss on the Lusitania. I hear that some big man at Eton has said ‘be kind to the Germans.’ Oh yes, we will (not half). T am writing this under ...

... Lusitania in favour of the Stars and S' In peace time the famous ah ip would boon flying the Blue Ensign, however, 1 Admiralty flag. She would have been [Am. Re^srvsd.^ The Labour Movement ...

... most wonderful escapes. We are all very bitter after hearing of the Germans’ latest piece of warfare, that of sinking the Lusitania. It makes our blood boil, and feci as though it would be a treat if they would come and meet us midway, both sides without ...

... difficulties during the year were pleased to able to pay usual dividend of per cent. Mr. McConnel. who was saved from the Lusitania di-aMor, made statement on the MisttaMppi cotton plantation, dealing especially with the Association's prospects there, which ...

... PREPARING FOR THE ENEMY. ZEPPELIN RAID AT SOUTHEND. fragment. THE LOST LUSITANIA. THE “PRINCE LOOTERS.” The Crown Prince of Germany has just celebrated his thirty-third birthday. This photograph was taken at his ht quart in the North of France, and shows ...

... London Daily News stales that the bullying of Germans in English towns is more harmful the British name than the loss of the Lusitania. A Danish paper relates that German business houses have sent lists of questions to Danish customers inquiring about the ...

... noticed that the men came from the club. Mr. Andrews: People of your name and blood were rejoicing over the disaster to the Lusitania? Witness: I heard some rumours, but what I don’t know. Mrs. Elizabeth Lily Shonut, wife of the previous witness, gave co ...

... Canter. To be Crushed to Dust. While the horror of the act which doomed 1,400 men, women, and children to their death in the Lusitania is still sending a shudder through the civilised world, official evidence is forthcoming of one more calculated German infamy ...

... Germany and the Germans, and in several districts they have given practical demonstrations of an ugly kind. The sinking of the Lusitania has strained patience to the breaking point. Germiny began her murderous practices even before the declaration of war by ...

... pieces of bacon. Cross-examined, witness said he had heard that man his name had ajiokcn approvingly the sinking of the Lusitania. Mrs. Shonhut also gave evidence. She said that although the piano, sideboard, pictures, and other things were not taken ...

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... °“ work to the last ounce of his strength, and , usitania Reference account tl, , J J mistake was that had done a hit too Lusitania Keierencc abandon the huge procession which they m realised hy those in Mr, Andrews: you since heard ugually orgamae. though ...