... fighting against an enemy who will stop at nothing, however mean and cruel and disgusting—an enemy who will Use gas, sink Lusitanias, put arsenic in running streams, and _ sow disease? Mere abuse won't tame this Devil or drive him out . , but a nation serving ...

... British troops ;' fishermen pursuing their peaceful work on the seas torpedoed in cold blood; and, the crowning infamy, the Lusitania sunk, and men, women •and children sent to a terrible death, mmidered in cold blood, by the bravadoes of German culture ...

... and the va,rious troops of Boy Scoots. Behine • the platform was a large 1);11wer, an Thich Were- the words Ilmember th• Lusitania ; but the wind 3, so strong blowing, as it did, ,ahnost with the force of a gale, that the banned hail to be removed.. ...