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... who ware fellow passengers of his on board the Lusitania have called on Mrs. Corer to express their acknowledgments, as they felt they both owed their lives to Mr. Corer's heroic acts after the Lusitania was torpedoed. To one of these ladies he gave up ...
... messenger, six interesting volumes on Natural History for the school library, and for the school museum a facsimile of the Lusitania medal, struck by the Germans on the occasion of their sinking of that vessel. Prince Henry In Camp. Prince Henry, the King's ...
... concluded by quoting from a letter sent by one of her relatives in which the writer remarked, Our battle-cry is now ' Lusitania,' and it makes the men fight like devils. A vote of thanks was accorded to Dr. Chesser and also to Mrs. Robie Uniacke for ...
... Yet it was on the 7th of May, exactly eleven months after that the Germans perpetrated the horrible deed of sinking the Lusitania, and in the cities on the Rhine great school festivals were held to celebrate thin foul deed. It was horrible to think of ...
... what was felt in all their hearts to be the latest atrocity of the German Emperor and his followers, in the sinking of the Lusitania. The Kaiser and his men had not acted as brave men, bUt had asserted the old methods of the pirates who lived in the days ...
... created by the decision of Line to transfer its Wednesday mail service ver to Southampton. The two liners, the Cunarders Lusitania Gear) -) and Mauretania (790fe. and 32,800 tons), have made their maiden the former beating by 72min. her oun -to- land records ...
... Any fool could shell Dunkirk with a big gun. It had no military value and simply wasted ammunition. The sinking of the Lusitania and the burning of houses at Southend were of no military value whatever. These things were done to alarm the civilian population ...
... thoughts have gone to the Dardanelles. We think of the heroic deeds performed at Anzac and Suvla Bay. And the tragedy of the Lusitania—that cannot be obliterated from our retrospect. The death of Nurse Cavell--what does that bring to our mind ? And the part ...
... commerce, and more keenly interested still in the rigid reprisals exacted by the British Navy. Add to this the tragedy of the Lusitania and of the Ancona—in both of which cases American lives were lest—and it can be understood that President Woodrow Wilson ...
... oftentimes, and they have fallen in thousands, but they have drawn forth the admiration of the world. The sinking of the Lusitania has undoubtedly caused a great fitip in recruiting, and there is a fixed determination on the part of all to put an end to ...
... too proud to fight, said Mr. Wilson in the course of au address soon after the world bad been shocked to horror by the Lusitania outrage. Whatever may be the future of this amiable and well-meaning gentleman, this phrase will stick -to him. It has become ...
... application. Address, Miss NS in French, at her Brown, 2, Argyll-villas, Grove-road, Shortly will be published, ETTERS from LUSITANIA and other Com- past and Parodies by other pens. in Prose and Verse, by T. C. B., associated SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. A Day ...