... any other capacity they would not be refused. After a passing reference to the raid on Scarborough and the sinking of the Lusitania, the ' Provost went on to my that nothing could be done that would strike a heavier blow at Germany, and have more effect ...

... the enemy be crushed. If we cannot do this, then there will be a bad time in store for us. The news of the sinking of the Lusitania has just come tluough, and when they are capable of sending over innocent non-vombatants to their death, there is no saying ...

... day until the tints nines for going of with a draft--• fully-trained soldier. Men, who are inflamed at the sinking of the Lusitania, and the horrible effects of the poisonous gases at the front, and who are keen to be prepared to inflict the maximum amount ...