... stall is almost akin taking exercise without fatigue. Miss Rita olivet , who is take the part the heroine, was passenger the Lusitania when it torpedoed of! Queenstown, and she was only rescued after she had been In the water for three hours. In accordance ...

... prisoners, poisonous atrocity, callous disregard of toe claims of humanity and of international law. culminating in the Lusitania crime, were all in their minds. They condemned these methods as citizens of the world, who did not wish see civilisation ...

... So far Berlin has to all intents and purposes ignored Washington’s protest against the murder of American citixen# on the Lusitania. But if President Wilson’s balanced sentence# have produced no reply in writing Germany has now answered them characteristically ...

... forgotten the innocent victims of that ghastly struggle. The women and children of Belgium and France. the passengers of the l.usitania and other ships that were done to death by cruel and inhuman cruelt y . Their service was in memory of them also. With such ...

... is all spread out before us, if we will only learn. And we are not shocked. It is only when we think of Belgium and the Lusitania that we are shocked, and yet may we not say that the murder of Abel, in the little world that then was, came as a more awful ...

... letter to the Town Clark from Mrs. Sbuie. 100. Walk. Cholsoa. sister of late Sir Hugh Lane, who w«* lost with the great liner Lusitania, was read—** Pieasa thank the Library and Technical Instruction Committee for their kind resolution in refwen> the loss of ...

... advance they were heard to remark they were going to get a bit of their own hack. Possibly the memory of the fate of the Lusitania also had something to do with the grim nor to be avenged on the enemy. The night was spent to eonVidsting the position won ...