... Division of the A.O.H. be accorded to the relatives and frienda all those who perished the inhuman conduct of Germany in the Lusitania.” Bro. Aid Anglim aeoonded, and it waa carried unanil measly. A.O.H. Activities. Considersble tetivity i> being shown by ...

... that, and then think the people who said that if the Germans came Ireland it was kindness that would shown to them. The Lusitania, two thousand people, women and children, and Irish priests, sent within a quarter of an hour to face the God that made them ...

... concern of theirs. He did not think anyone onld say so after the da=i*rdij work dur. German submarines and the linking (be Lusitania with its appalling loss of life of non-combatenta. Ireland could have nothing to My tear- rntry engaged in war of pillage ...

... the Germans were only inventions in the newspapers. Cardinal Mercier, Lord Bryce’s Commission of Inquiry, and the recent Lusitania atrocity had given almost the final blow tha particular form of ]ie—even in Ireland (hear, hear). Well, why were the Germans ...

... who would tolerate that unworthy .of the land that gave him birth Need they go further than tne story of the murder of the Lusitania? Re was one of these men who did not find fanlt with extreme in war. After all war war- him, who took the sword, there most ...