... described the wanton destruction of the Lusitania and the killing of the non-combatants-- men, women and little children—who were on that boat as murder most foul and unnatural. The destruction of the Lusitania has been followed by a German air raid ...

... liar The Alivilised world has been horrified and disgusted by the German pirates' monstrous barbarity in sinking the Lusitania. To justify their terrible (rime the Huns resort to perversions of the truth by alleging that the mammoth liner was not only ...

... sinking of the Lusitania, states that only one torwas fired, and that the detonation -was mowed by an eiviosion, attributed to the ignition of quantities of ammunition inside the ship. The German Press persists in the statement that the Lusitania carried 5 ...

... as usual' or pleasure as usual, heedless of the heartrending cries of the helpless women and innocent children on the Lusitania or the terrible sufferings of their brothers in the trenches caused by the asphyxiating poison's of the German barbarians ...

... ignited the escaping gas. No serious damage was done. As everyone, save perhaps the Germans. would have anticipated, the Lusitania outrage has had a good effect on recruiting. At Chesterfield, 80 have been enrolled in the Regular Army at the Drill Hall ...