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... SWEDISH SYMPATHY WITH THE ALLIES. The Sinking of the Lusitania. The Press Association has received the following letter tor publication in the British Press Sir—The English people know that the Swedish nation practically unanimous in supporting the Government ...
... YORK New York, Sunday. - Thousands people thronged St. John’s Cathedral ’ day, where memorial service fur I [' ' tims the Lusitania outrage » I 1® the congregation there were 'omr deeds of relatives of the victim- pressive sermon was preached «' Grosvenor ...
... lings at the methods of warfare which have been adopted in this temble war, and 1 which have culminated the sinking the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all the laws of humanity must prove fatal to the future of civilination and disastrous ...
... feelings at the methods of warfare which have been adopted in this terrible war, and have culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all laws humanity must prove fatal the future of civilisation sad disastrous for that ...
... carries in its enlarged explosive chamber load saolb. of the most powerful explosives That the new wwa- pon sank the almost Lusitania in eighteen minutes and the battleship GoHath so swiltlj that tvo-thirds of her crew failed to escape is sufficient evidence ...
... troops, but alao number of women and children, who were found lying dead in their houM*. Referring to the •inking of the Lusitania, he add*;—“ Making war women and children all the German* are fit for. From what I have aeeu of their soldiers they are more ...
... horrors perpetrated by the enemy, the disregard for the lives of women and children exhibited in the destruction of the Lusitania, and the unholy joy of th. German Press at this dastardly deed had convinced the citixens of the British Umpire that cur ...
... an application tor the appoint ment oi a rocoiror to protect the sescuoffto Hugh Lane. th. art espert, whowent (town the Lusitania, and who bequeathed the talk of hi* estate, consisting mainly of plot ores, said elthsvalae neafly £IOWOO, puhie isilenw ...
... troops, out also a number of women and children, who were found lying dead in their homes.” Refer ring to the sinking the Lusitania, remarks■* Making war on helpless women and children is all the Germans are for. From what I have of their soldiers they ...