... immensely strengthened be the erents which had tohan place since the inaugural meeting. (Bear, hear.) They had had the staking Lusitania, they had had the resort to now sad diabolical method* of warfare by their enemies, they had had attacks on undefended towns ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. The tug Flying Fish has returned to Queenstown from search for victims of the disaster of the Lusitania with seven bodies on board. Among them are those of Chief Officer Piper, Charles Lund, James Toole, Montague Grunt, end W. Daly ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA BDITOB TUB nOItTKBKK WSI«. Sir,—Will Ton grant me a little space which to make a suggestion that has been haunting my mind and imagination since the outrage committed on the Lusitania which involved the death of so many innocent ...

... Division, London, for the appoiatmiat of receiver to protect the assets of Sir Hugh Lane, the art expert, who went down the Lusitania. He had bequeathed the bulk of his estate, consisting mainly petorea, rained at 4100,006, to public London and Dublin. Mr ...

... national ai a drank toasts, saying both Americane Aasarvad fata Te office. shouted eo Viya America! The vie » the | the Lusitania shall be avenged.” m the ITALY AND BELGIUN 2 the ic de- (Press Association War Specia rs Le Havre, Su eee CE ED Government ...

... effects on their oc as they fell in the roadside the advance were te remark tha to get a bit of their own the fate gains Lusitania also had something to do w determination ha ...

... feelings at the methods of warfare which have been adopted in this terrible war, and have culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all laws humanity must prove fatal the future of civilisation sad disastrous for that ...

... troops, but alao number of women and children, who were found lying dead in their houM*. Referring to the •inking of the Lusitania, he add*;—“ Making war women and children all the German* are fit for. From what I have aeeu of their soldiers they are more ...

... horrors perpetrated by the enemy, the disregard for the lives of women and children exhibited in the destruction of the Lusitania, and the unholy joy of th. German Press at this dastardly deed had convinced the citixens of the British Umpire that cur ...

... of heroine, a wo. of the times. affairs and quite in Miss J had a narrow esca vet, it ma victim to the Huns’ “ was on the Lusitania at time of t Sa and wae only rescue a way Jones”’ will pod twice night om Friday ...

... prisoners, poisonous atrocity, callous disregard of toe claims of humanity and of international law. culminating in the Lusitania crime, were all in their minds. They condemned these methods as citizens of the world, who did not wish see civilisation ...

... So far Berlin has to all intents and purposes ignored Washington’s protest against the murder of American citixen# on the Lusitania. But if President Wilson’s balanced sentence# have produced no reply in writing Germany has now answered them characteristically ...