... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED BY HUNS OFF COAST OF IRELAND. LINER SANK IN EIGHT MINUTES. ...

... national life. Let no American mistake the point to which we have come If Germany, having admitted responsibility for the Lusitania massacre, asserts her determination to emotione her policy, then there is only one erne for nation honouring itself or oaring ...

... outbreak of the present conflict would have seemed impossible. Their culminating act of wanton brutality—the destruction of the Lusitania, and the consequent murder of eleven hundred noncombatants —men. women, sad children—haa plunged the Germane to a depth of ...

... of taking his wife and family out to were cannel is a mall bag by one of the ladies. this Dominion . hen be boarded the Lusitania story they had to teU we. a thrilling one. ho eserimenally had never heard anything about When the Lesdania was torpedoed ...

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... NAIRN PASSENGER RECUED. Mr Robert Mackenzie, ben of the late Mr John Mackenzie, sheriff effieer, Nairn, who was on board the Lusitania when 'he went down, writes Ito a friend in Nairn that he eanie through aide and sound. Ho was on his way_ borne after settling ...