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... Christianity and civilisation. The first glimpse Ireland got of Uer, man methods of warfare was when over 1,000 victims of the Lusitania entry, were brought to her shores. In lighting that clam of a foe the Allies asked for the es sumac of Irish. !mien, zed ...
... airships made successful attack the war of Dover and Calais.** THE WEEKLY FREEMAN. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915—TWELVE PAGES. THE LUSITANIA. STEAMERS PREVENTED FROM SAVING LIFE ...
... eongregation of St. Anne's. Glasgow, being asked on Sunday to offe prayers for the repose of the souls of thevictims of the Lusitania crime were reminded that the famous cleric, Father Maturinl, who been drowned, had been the orescher at the opening of St ...
... tho roadside previous the advance, they were heard to remark that they were going get bit of tfteir own back. Remember lbs Lusitania 21st May, 1915. Our action during the mt>t hall of this week has consiaicd almofrt entirely in consolidating and expanding ...
... wiped off the earth mayhap we shall be victoriously singing “Deutschland ueber AllesI” free Irish soil. . THE U.S. AND THE “LUSITANIA' Growth of Military Organisations (Through Reuter’s Agency.) NEW YORK. May 14U. wave of in Utings military Inis swept over ...
... the Cunard Line, represented Mr. A. D. Mtarns. General -Manager the Canard Co.; and Mr. F. V. Jones, Chief Steward of the Lusitania, who survived the calamity, represented the Catering Department. Mr. A. W. Hewitt, the Dublin of the Company, was also present ...
... recruiting ncc. > vacancies are numerous enouuli. ami * question of the managernenl l able to man all the ...
... South Africa.’* One pauses for a moment in amaaed oon- Unplation the process of this champion of the destroyers of 'the Lusitania, with the shrieks drowning babies ‘still ringing in her ears, and the thought the Kaiser celebrating his triumph by ordering ...
... right, and all should tight for right (applause). referred to the dastardly action of the Germans in tho sinking of the Lusitania, on which was great friend of his, Father Maturin, who was drowned. Were Irishmen to fold their hands when such things went ...
... a former colleague, on the death of his wife. Tipperary No. I D.C. also adjourned. The remains (unidentified) of another Lusitania victim were washed ashore at IS miles from Cabirciveen. Deceased was a man of about be years of age. The face was much injured ...
... surprised. Germany's contempt lor every consideration except lu-r own supposed military advantage, is new story; 3 sinking the Lusitania and the att.ock on the Nebraskan were but incidents —and not the lurid incidents—of her career of crime, which liegan on ...
... . emenl th. favour ur, displayed everywhere , * rhis eotluujuin, bom Sghout lul.V. torlofaU rente tills aceurred ret. Lusitania in remotest bourers and •.. re ->ned where villages; and uo-.v „( th. has sown. . ® o rCBU |t. iieeatomb .laughter her beat ...