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... feelings at the methods of warfare which hare been adopted in this terrible war, and have culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all laws of humanity must prove fatal to the future of.eivilisation and disastrous for ...
... AT THE DARDANELLES. HONOURING THE FLAG. CAMPBELL AND EMPIRE DAY. timeemitit xttick, AMERICA AND THE WAR THE LUSITANIA AFFAIR: POSITION OF PRESIDENT WILSRA. A Belfast merchant has received the %flowing letter, dated 13th May, froui.,illan..tork correspondent:— ...
... direction' when they are using it to that they can get plenty of it. They are treacherous, tow, dirty lot and no mistake. That Lusitania disaster should give the people at home an idea of Hunnish Kullur and the das* of—well, I won’t call them menbrute* have ...
... of this Government. There is not the slightest tendency here to recede from the terms of President Wilson's Note on the Lusitania crime, and the AdministraDon to-day is all the stronger because those terms are backed by the full force of public opinion ...
... accorded it. QUEENSTOWN AND THE LUSITANIA Letter >rom the Cunard Company. At meeting Queenstown Urban District Council last, night letter was read from the Cunard Steamship Company acknowledging a resolution sympathy the Lusitania disaster, and staling that ...
... MB. ROBERT J. UXBEADT, rictim of tha Lusitania disaster. Prior to lea«lng Belfast for Canada a couple of Venn ago deceased was tweWo years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and Bussell, photographers. Royal Ayenun. was the non William Cready* Bond ...
... the charge against him? Accused do. A remand for week was ordered, request for bail being made. AMERICA AND THE WAR THE LUSITANIA AFFAIR. POSITION OF PRESIDENT WILSON. A Belfast merchant has received the following letter, dated 13th May, from a New York ...
... of a baby. about six months old, piekA up at sea, was landed at Quee n► town by a trawser. It is undoubtedly vioim of the Lusitania crime. Indigestion and Nerves Extremely Severe Case Cared by Dr. Cassell's Tablets. Yrs. Holmes. of IL Dolton Brow. riowerby ...
... UR. ROBERT J, M'CRCaDY a victim of the Lusitania disaster. Prior to leaving Belfast for Canada a couple of years ago deceased was twelve years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and Russell, photographers. Royal Avenue. He was the second son of Mr. ...
... of tkil . state of i pit-al of all Bel- Mliermott and the victims of the cum!' were obefeered were ''4. o deadly sway. Lusitania.) and the terrified Germans ran out n the open. They were allowed tit page' server, ''is -- a certain distant*, and thee ...
... three thousand Germans escaped from Italy have taken refuge there and ea Agra, where, on learning of the oinking of the Lusitania, they held a celebration, sang national airs, and drank toasts, flaying both English and Americans deserved their fate. In ...
... forgotten the innocent victims of that ghastly struggle, the women and children of Belgium and France, the passengers of the Lusitania and other *hips that were done to death cruel and inhuman cruelty. Their eervice was in memory of them also. With such atrocities ...