... on propaganda aganuit our neutrality, and declared, when the nation was mourning, that the Americans who were lost in the Lusitania had themselves to blame, because she was rightly torpedoed as an enemy ship. Cold-blooded, untruthful, egotistital, and ...

... asked Mac- Upper Alsace Lorraine into Baden and lavish. Wurtemburg, it would' mean the subjection The reptile who sunk the Lusitania, and secession from Prussia of the South Ger- cooreel” man States.. I Wool, lads,” added the aide-de-camp, Getieral Foch ...

... leaving nothing but burning mass debris. Gazette,” containing the news of the world in picture form, featured the ill-fated Lusitania leaving New York on her last voyage. Thursday being Victoria Day, large audience assembled at the evening performance. ...

... all strivings after a moral oltoct which the enemy’s action during the last month and more remain fruitful in his eyes. Lusitania, for instance, has boon sunk with a certain mojxtl ro>u!t wJiidi, pro* the does not yet appreciate. But the immediate effect ...

... Germany. .% commercial traveller returned from Italy declares that the sudden popular enthusiasm Wm, largely due to the Lusitania disaster. Lugano. Saturday The Prussian and Bavarian Ministers t•b the Vatican have arranged to leave 14.aue, and establiA ...

... Hence the explosion of joy tho sinking of the Lusitania. It is significant of the German lack of insight into the minds of other people that one whom I spoke corned to conceive the po'silrilily that the Lusitania outrage have other than good consequences ...

... that the beat nerves arc highly strung in times of crisis, and that the unforeseen invariably happens. The sinking of the Lusitania has new lesson for the seafarer. It shows that when high speed vessels great tonnage are holed by other agencies than direct ...

... GoorUtzor VoHazeiiung, lias been placed under preventive censorship for (Ommcnting upon the American Notes regarding the Lusitania. WOMEN’S COMMITTEE IN BERLIN Amsterdam, Friday. The Committee elected by tho International Women’s Congress at The Hague ...

... the L.C.O-the inevitable and discards this relic quity, considerable portion its stock being made Germany I the better. Lusitania Victim. Apropos of the loss the asked the son of the late Mr Guy to insert note the effect that any survivors of that tragedy ...

... thus let you .have it a few days earlier. I need scarcely say how absolutely shocked we all were to hear of the fate of the Lusitania. What Intenaifies the honor of it for us is the fact that Madame Depage. the wife of our chief surgeon, who is also surgeon ...

... woman had such a task entrusted to her.’* In reply a question about the effect the latest German outrage —the sinking of the Lusitania—on opinion in America, Miss Addoma declared it was viewed everywhere as terrible crime, but she added with equal emphasis ...

... their comrades who fell tho recent desperate fighting at Neuvo Chapelie. Private Buchanan also mentions that sinking the Lusitania has made a deep impression the men the front, and especially the Canadians, but they were not surprised at the action of ...