... the ocean liners there before leaving are having their ships painted mar-o'-war grey—just as was done on board the Lusitania after leaving New York on the outbreak of hostilities, for her adventurous passage home, an incident which forms the subject ...

... THE CROWNING ACT OF GERMANY'S MURDEROUS PIRACY : THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA —THE GREAT CUNARD LINER'S FINAL PLUNGE. Drawn by Norman Wilkinson from Material Supplied to Him by a Survivor, Mr. Thomas K. Turpin, of Victoria, British Columbia. znzrr ...

... NEUTRALS WERE MURDERED BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE : THE SCENE JUST AFTER THE LUSITANIA SANK. fppy a Survivor, Mr. Thomas K. Turpin, of Victoria, British Columbia.] The Lusitania sank about twenty minutes after she was torpedoed, leaving the waters crowded ...

... THE GREAT DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATING THE SIZE THE LUSITANIA. DWARFING PYRAMID Th hf thikif The horror of the sinking of the Cunard liner may be gathered from her great size — in length, she dwarfed the Great Pyramid. She could carry 550 first-class passengers ...

... strange Teutonic style). The dialogue reads : ' Do you see, Churchill, that all you have gained by it is to have the ' Lusitania ' story put to your credit.' ' You hold your tongue, dear Grey. Your statesmanlike genius is not so brilliant. Casement and ...

... AUXILIARY-CRUISER ' LUSITANIA.' This German picture of the sinking of the English Auxiliary-Cruiser ' Lusitania * (Hilfskreuzer), is designed with deliberate malice to perpetuate the German official false statement that the Lusitania carried guns ...

... JUSTIFIED THE LUSITANIA CRIME. d illtt th lt th N ititld The The Germans first raised a great lamentation about our naval blockade, crying out that we were starving their children, and making this an excusa for sinking the Lusitania, and other forms ...

... employed on special serric^^ f Tlpiul-shin^' S1S ...