... BECAUSE THE LUSITANIA WAS SUNK On afu-rinxm il A. Kilsvth Mr. Tavloi Master, who has enlisted m tlu Kineers, and who left Thursd where his regiment After lea Jiad been .served Mr Allan, the Kertor pressed on behalf the staff their appre tatio Mr. ( ook's ...

... in-ide and outside the theatre. MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. The gravamen the charge against the enemy in the mailer of the Lusitania is nor that' the great passenger ship was sunk, but that she was torpedoed without warning, and with the certain knowledge ...

... rioting ii ha.s lakt-n place, not only at home. in the overseas dominions and other r.tuntiK-s a result of the smking the Lusitania. I womlvr why strj ...

... Dumbarton County Council held Monday—Mr. F. C. Buchatian, the convener, presiding - - the Convener referred the sinking of ;he Lusitania., a great crime, hi' said, that had cast its shadow oxer all the world. It was xxithout parallel since the first days of ...

... of a Recruiting- Officep. No. 11l Many are the causes that attract men to the Recruiting Office, but the sinking of the Lusitania is one which ought greatly to stimulate the latent patriotism of many who are at the lukiwvarm stag -—who, in fact, would ...

... in public affairs, and during the last few days discussed with friends the situation arising out i>f the sinking of the Lusitania. She had marvellous memoir On attaining her hundredth year she received a telegram of congratulation from His Majesty the ...

... to merit attention from large gathering of patrons nightly. One of chief attractions is the film showing th • landing the Lusitania victims, ith uumerotts animated phoegraphs of people who figured prominently in the saving life. picture hrirgs home one ...

... GERMAN FEELING ■> TJh-German - ami German-Briti :ti of the Vrritert Kingik>m not the Kaiser am! his crew for the rjetion the Lusitania. Until that Iragin crime both were allowed, the former with few, the latter with limi aliorr, to about thftir lawful business ...

... ANTI-OERMAN' OUTBREAK. The Lusitania outrage has been fol !mvr,l bv the first really serious outbreak utility the ('.ermaji arid Austrian strangers who are still within our gates, aiw! at liberty to go alxnut their Imanrs wherever thev please. Only ...

... Ckd.hank, Kirkintilloch, I.en/ic, and Milngavit. where all information ran lx- had from the commandant. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. FORM I. R F ARSHIN MINI Sl' F. R AND A DASTARD DKKD. In* eilv (*oiitem|M>rary last Sunday the Rev . Norman I .eod Caie, ...

... honour to them in their good work.” LCSITANIA’S LOSS.—The diabolical work of the Germans in the sinking of the Cunard liner Lusitania naturally created a sensation in the district. At the various place of worship on Sunday sermons were based on this latest ...

... only the murder of helpless sailors on defenceless trawlers, but the murder of holocaust victims by the torpedoing of the Lusitania on the high seas. Will any one sav that the Kaiser and his captains sat at Christ's feet and learned to that ? We are defending ...