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... cha Lusitania. She comes, the beauty of the deep, Majestic, grand, sublime, The migh' ty Waves un Her pow’rs defy the furies of the nea (Except the German And lull into re Weak womans fears. She’s animate from stem to stern With joyous hearts vibrating ...
... The demon of the deep appears hich kill’d the Lusitania By order of the rous Huns! With hellish glee The frantic mothers clasping in despair The babes cannot save! O God! upon their anguish look ! Avenge their wat’ry' grave. PHILOMATE. ...
... civilians up to the date of receiv- right to have their own officers, @) ibey Dave DO milltary OUlCcorS. TH : sinking of the Lusitania is likely to an arrangement with somebody, have much the same effect here that the somewhere, they were given sinking of ...
... Bundoran, a Lusitania Victim. The remaine were laid to rest at Mount Jerome Cemetery of the late Mr. H. Winters, Assistant Vioctualling Sup- erintendent of the Cunard Line. De- ceased, who only recently joined the service, went down with the Lusitania, his body ...
... eat or the popular plays of Eula or the gent,e romances of Forman or the bri'lians orisms of |} ubbsrd — all dead in the Lusitania. We ‘are very sym- pathetic to such disasters. When went down it seemed were a public funera! in all cities of the. Atanticeoast ...
... ning Great Britain and Ireland. So rapidly do events move that anything we might wrive on the subject of the sinking of the Lusitania would seem almost belated. A week in these days is a whole period of time Before these lines are in print some other fiendish ...
... vtunate an d dramatic coiacid- ence, during t he very week when ali the wor d is in borror over the whoie- sale wuruer of tbe Lusitania If the British authorities who arranged for this though t to in- fluence pad ic opinion in the Laited 8 ates they did a wise ...
... Germany, which the Allies would win, and ‘the second Jap: egainet America, and ‘that Jépan would win. The sinking of the Lusitania will rove once again that great events have i hidden causes they mi, ht even ‘be 3 oribed as trivial, for in d ealin history ...
... While to the sky ascends the cry Of mad souls, And then end there on sunlit seas ’Mid sounds of death and woe Town went the Lusitania, ‘the erirel waves below. As the base and bloody crew Who the hellish deed. And left their helpless victims “In their direst ...