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... THE LUSITANIA. Two years ago the world was appalled and saddened because of the great loss of lifeyin the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic. The catastrophe of the Titanic left no angry, vengeful feelings behind; it, was due to the remorseless forces ...
... LUSITANIA SUNK Alexander Smith, of the H.M.S. writes a letter Mr David Whitton, secretary of the local Violet Football Club, ol which team was playing member. He joined the Naval Brigade the beginning of the war, and volunteered for service on mine-sweeper ...
... Arbroath Man’s Providential Escape. HOOKS FOR LUSITANIA HUT TRANS ...
... CUNARDER LUSITANIA TORPEDOED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE, SUNK OFF THE IRISH COAST. ...
... happens, even such appalling crime the sinking of the Lusitania, its true perspective and sec its true proportion and relation to the conduct this war. From the military point view the Joss the Lusitania with all its accompanving horrors is almost negligible ...
... well. Statements were also in circulation that Salmond, 43 Panmure Street, was amongst the passengers the Lusitania, but came passenger the Lusitania, but also came over the same boat Beaton. The report in s case was strengthened by the of telegram his parents ...
... the unfortunate vessel occupied quite unique place in popular imagination. A special local interest also attaches to the Lusitania from die fact that she was constructed under the supervision Arbroathian, Mr Wm, Harris, principal officer under the Foard ...
... in the light of recent events emerge the course perusal this handsome volume. For instance the German assertion that the Lusitania was armed, and therefore rca-sonablc quarry for her submarines amply reputed. The entire vessel described in minute detail ...
... SATURDAY. KAY IA ISM ALL the world is still ringing with, and still sickened at. the torpedoing of the great Cunard ioer Lusitania, the pride of two continents and almost a household word among Britons and Americans,—a cowardly crisis of premeditated murder ...
... of enemy suumarines off the Irish Coast, and searching inquiry is being made concerning sction for the pro•ection of the Lusitania. Navy men assert that while it may not be advisable to give information concerning the methods of dealing with the piratical ...
... Grab, of New York, who was picked up, stated that one of the funnels of the Lusitania was blown clear into the air, and in half an hour there was nothing left, of the Lusitania but wreckage mingled with a number of dead bodies. He had nothing but praise ...
... after month with never a moment's relaxation. We came prepared to find that the men would be intensely interested in the Lusitania disaster, in the wavering' of Italy, even in the gossip of the Boulevards, but when we began to tell them these things they ...