... horrors perpetrated the enemy, the inhuman disregard for the lives women and children exhibited in the destruction of the Lusitania,” and the unholy joy expressed by the German Press at the carrying-out of this dastardly convinced the citizens of the British ...

... to perform dn Berlin. The famous actress, in a talk with a correspondent of the ** Weekly,” expressed her horror of the Lusitania outrage, and added : 1 am hot at all surprised their doings. I saw the Germans operating in 1870-71, and shall never forget ...

... father was in New York at the time his son was wounded, and had originally intended returning to England by the ill-fated “Lusitania.” He, however, altered his mind and sailed the “Tuscania,” which boat arrived here some time previous the sinking of the ...

... stand by the side of Great Britain, for which they have ever entertained warm a friendship. It said that the sinking of the Lusitania had a tremendous effect in hastening the final decision. So the entry of Italy into the struggle has an immense moral meaning ...