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... o sent away i small batches by the suthorities st the Drill Hall, and a busier time has been experienced there since the Lusitania ou::fie than for eome months before that cow y murder was perpetrated. ~ There are nnn,z yonng men yet in the town able, and ...
... finally some speed maniac will fasten them to his feet and run down everyone in sight. In speaking of the loss of life on the Lusitania, 1 must refer to Alexander Campbell, the general manager of John Dewar and Sons, who was on his way home after making trip ...
... too. The Mir was adjourned for a fort• night. The King has approved tbs following THE COALITION caIiNET. THE LOSS OF THE LUSItANIA. constitution of the Cabinet : i The summer sun was glowing o'er the Prime Minister and First Lord Ocean deep and wide, of ...
... necessary • and does flat lead to the ptoduction of appreciably larger fruits. LUSITANIA SURVIVOR AND LIFE s.“ DiFFICMIES. Mr Matthew Muir. one of the survivors . I the Lusitania. writing to the pay's, -1 'where many more might have been saved had thyy b ...
... Hugh Thomson has joined the 3rd A. ...
... For the life him he could not conceive how any man of military age could hold back after such things as the sinking the Lusitania and the use of poison gas by the Germans. It was not merely a war which were now engaged in; it was a crusade. Mr. Goddard ...
... have let loose on our men a foul poison which maims and tortures and destroys : the slaughter of women and children in the Lusitania is only a crowning infamy. Two things are clear : —(1) For the sake of our civilisation, for the sake of the liberty of the ...
... for the benefit of all road-users, motorists eluded. Another motorist, Mr. Guy Lewin, has fallen a victim to the German Lusitania Victim. frightfulness,” as hope has now been mloned that this gentleman has survived the torpedoing ;he LusHania, on which ...
... 82-83; May 22nd, pp. 180-1 81. VOYAGE OF THE AYESH A, Feb. 27th, p. 216. BOMBARDMENT OF SMYRNA, March 13th, pp. 270-271. THE LUSITANIA, May 15th, p. 156, GENERAL EGYPT, Jan. 2. pp. 20-21 Feb. 13th, pp. 1-80-181. INVASIONS OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND ...
... importance be bt unus-ual called nomination that of Mr Roosevelt 1912 first time to her” reply question about sinking of Lusitania opinion America declared viewed terrible crime A Terrible Dtauter It is particularly appalling railway in history of country ...
... TO-DAY. Copenhagen, Saturday. The answer of the German Government to the American Note regarding the torpedoing of the Lusitania will be handed to the American Ambassador in Berlin this forenoon, and will be pub. lashed in extenso to•morrow.—Exchange ...
... participate in a bayonet charge. Then w© shall able to take a bit out of the Germans for their crime, the sinking of the Lusitania. Well, I will write when I get in the trenches, and have more time. So good-by© for the present. Best love to all, from your ...