... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Views of Mr. IlkoDotald & Mr. dowott. Writing in the Leiceoter Pioneer, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald says the torpedo which sent the Lusi tania to the bottom may have sent after lier ill ► the hopes of co•operation between Germany ...

... GERMAN PEOPLE AND THE LUSITANIA. Sir,—A great deal has been made in the PreSl about the jubilation in Berlin over the Lusitania catastrophe. There is not, so far as I have been able to see, a word of troth in this assertion. It is significant, moreover ...

... chlorine gas and casks of ammonia. Nor did it require an elaborate naval system b bring about the blowing up of the poor Lusitania ; any vulgar miscreant could have done that with a few shillings' worth of chemicals packed unobtrusively in a portmanteau ...

... all shades of political opinion. Mr. C. P. Trevelyan, M.P., who was the principal speaker, referring to the Finking of the Lusitania, said as the horrors of the were piled up the people would want more ad more to make the present war the last war. ad public ...