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... Germany to enslave the worfd (Cheers.) History would immortally the verdict of the jury regarding the loathsome tragedy of the Lusitania when it placed record that it was ease of murder against the Kaiser and his military clique. Undine with other subjects, ...
... With appeal to i mlu-ae-lull inc: “This is safety safety oui red from and than death you of that khaki safety not( why Lusitania those battles for country” Perhaps ftnws splendid figli of discipline five with strict th “’f they if says contributor later ...
... o sent away i small batches by the suthorities st the Drill Hall, and a busier time has been experienced there since the Lusitania ou::fie than for eome months before that cow y murder was perpetrated. ~ There are nnn,z yonng men yet in the town able, and ...
... finally some speed maniac will fasten them to his feet and run down everyone in sight. In speaking of the loss of life on the Lusitania, 1 must refer to Alexander Campbell, the general manager of John Dewar and Sons, who was on his way home after making trip ...
... hafred of England. The people feel that war with America is only a matter of time. They consider that the sinking of the Lusitania was a proud feat of their Navy, and was fully justified. ...
... this. The use gas and the sinking cf the Lusitania have driven the hearts of our men ah false sentiment about the Germans, and I ihirk they know it. 1 card men into battle with the cry of Eeuietnher the Lusitania’ on their iips, and when .hat cry was heard ...
... Navy? To face torpedo and mine? Or join the Army in Flanders, And fill a gap in the line? What more need to arouse Than the Lusitania’s fate? What iblacker deed we wait for Inspired by the creed hate? Dead bodies little children Clasped in each others arms ...
... presence was ai bourse of thankfulness and congratulations to the company present. after their trying ordeal on board the Lusitania, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox and daughter. Mr. Alfred Wilcox (another uncle of the bridegroom), Mr. Langhorne. Mrs. Parkhouse ...
... 23, at the Knowle, Hixon, Hues TuURNOCK, age WILKES.—May 23, at the Lodge, Creswell, JOHN WILKES, age WOOD.—May 7, in the Lusitania disaster, ARTHU! son of Herbert and Mary Ann Wood, of 48, Scotia- Joun Woop, of Oldcott Green, Goldenhill, only road. Burslem ...
... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. The date of the inquiry into the sinking of the Lusitania will probably settled nest week. WOUNDED KILLED. HOW THE GERMANS TREAT THE got rather a large wound in the arm, the hone was broken. I liolieve (a Birmingham man) lias been killed ...
... at all events part it, is going to sit to hear the case of the Lusitania, and I did not think judgment would l>e delivered in the case of the Falaba until the case of the Lusitania has been heard. I won't formally close this enquiry, if possible ...
... nt the subject.—Reuter* Cape Town, Thursday. The Chamber Commerce has passed a resolution condemning the sinking of the Lusitania, deploring the recent anti-German rioting,and urging the Government to raise an overseas contingent. Mr .Tagger suggested ...