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... over there in America have put their dollars on the record-breaking Lusitania will now perhaps pause to reflect. We seek no love tnere. but we want to be respected, and the Lusitania ease will obtain for us more ! respect than • btutdred won a n land ...
... THE LUSITANIA. AMERICAN NOTE TO GERMANY. INDEFENSIBLE ACTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW. FINANCIAL REPARATION SOUGHT. GOVERNMENT'S DEMAND. ASSOCIATION WAS SPECIAL.] WASHINGTON, Thursday. The Government Note to be :rent to Gee. many today iI demand a guarantee ...
... The Lusitania Outrage. TERRIBLE DIATH ROLL. ...
... Lusitania'• ts Avekl Nor. Dakota Dester's Story. Dr. Daniel V. Moore, of Yankton, South Dakota. also gave an account of his experiences to the Press Association special correspondent. Dr. Moore said— The first abnormal thing I noticed was a zig-zag swing ...
... The great Cunard luier the Lusitania, witli nearly two people on board. was on Friday afternoon by a German submarine oft Galley Bead, ia opposite th Old uf Kinsale divide* artery Bay Irvin Clonakilty Etay, Cock, east of the Light. NO WARNING. She left ...
... survivors. As the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite a number of men took a leap of quite 70 feet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the sawface. As the Lusitania took her final plunge ...
... IN LESS THAN 20 MINUTES. 1,906 ON BOARD. NEARLY 1,150 VICTIMS. S C RVIVORS' STO RI ES. The Magnificent Cunard Liner, the Lusitania, was torpedoed about 2- 3 0 on Friday afternoon off the Old Head of Kinsale I,y a German Submarine. She sank in about twenty ...
... the Press Association telegraphs—Dr. C. E. Foss, of Montana, has given a thrilling narrative of his experiences after the Lusitania was torpedoed. He was one of a party of qualified physicians on a mission of mercy—that of offering service to the Red Cross ...
... WARNING ADVERTISEMENT IN AMERICAN PAPERS. EFFORTS TO INTIMATE THE PASSENGERS. Alt.liough the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as a great surprise, the Germans imdoubtortly 7:we full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going to the length ...
... various stories told regarding the launching of the boats ; but there is agreement on one great point, namely, that the Lusitania's crew nobly upheld the tradition of heroism In the British mercantile marine. Those who were not actually engaged in the ...
... In • serious riot at Donatieter etwersl pv/- were injured by revolver idiots. Coocord—Osionolo in portent condition. LUSITANIA DISASTER. ...
... to transport areas, and much I harm could be done thereby to several I Irish ports. • THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. The torpedoing af the Lusitania is an I eternal crime, it is a black act of piracy, it is wholesale murder. ingeniously and I artfully planned ...