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... TORPEDO WHICH WOUNDS THE WHOLE WORLD. COPENHAGEN, May 10. The newopaper Hovedstaden. commenting on the of the Lusitania, says: It is clear that Germany now places hermit beyond the pale of international law. Germany shall know—and she will learn ...
... lIE TRAGEDY OF THE LUSITANIA. I too LIVES LOST IN DISASTER. TERRIBLE SCENES. ;EIIMANY'S CROWNING ACT OF INFAMY. ...
... everybody uses poisonous gases in war. But it is a piece of devilry which has never been used before. As for the sinking of the Lusitania and the loss of 1600 lives, it, is ii thing which I, in a telegram to America this morning. described as a colossal crime ...
... YORK, Nay 7. Awording to the estimate of the Cunard Company's office here there were 936 British passengers on board the Lusitania and 188 American, while the rernainer, 169, were of other nationalities.—Reuter. ...
... is a minor example of the German savagery REFUSALS. which has so far reached its zenith in the wholesale massacre of the Lusitania. In the one case, as the other, war became sheer murder; and the lives of women and children were assailed and sacritie,ed ...
... fortune and not to any humane consideration shown by the commander of the German submarine. The bare fact of the Finking of Lusitania became known here in the early hours of the afternoon, and the American public is still eagerly awaiting fuller details of ...
... Cooper (U.. Walsall).—ls the Prime Minister in a position to say whether the submarine that is alleged to have sunk the Lusitania -was of a larger and MOTE powerful type than any submarine prior to April 14, and whether any information has been conveyed ...
... as the result of the loss of the Lusitania. Most of the crews the Cunard liners live in the north end of the city, near the Cunard berthing quays, and on Saturday night the sullen anger of the womenfolk of the Lusitania's crew broke out in an organiaed ...
... TWICE DA I f.Y, 2.30 and S. I IGIMNG ZEROI4; COLOR. :achd Gasat Au Raid. NRUVE CHAPEL! BArn.r., Asimatod War Masa, Oliated LUSITANIA Priem. Ikt. to to.. lirearvatals boat la. al. ...
... considerable number were ved by the Lusitania's own boats, and many :11. , rF that were sent to the rescue. official news issued Jest erenine , eon- Ft-A (.1 tr Admiralty statement briefly anow:cir.,z that the Lusitania was sunk off the of Kinsale at 2.15 ...
... ANXIETY OF RELATIVES. SCENES AT CUNARD COMPANY'S OFFICES. es the sinking, of the Lusitania became known the London offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston House, BiAlopsgate, ancl at Coekspur-street wcre besieged by men and women making inquiries ...
... German Legation at The Hague, have already begun a systematic effort to convince the Dutch people that the destruction of the Lusitania was a legitimate act of civilised warfare. The argument is put forward that the original proclamation issued by Germany early ...