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... seized an important pass on the Val Raccolana. The German reply to the American Note with reference to the sinking of the Lusitania is couched in arrogant strain. It alleges that the vessel was auxiliary cruiser on the British Navy Liat; that she carried ...
... May—about 200 in number—were greatly depressed as a result the losses they had suffered, and the violence of our fire. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Garraany’s Impudent Reply to America. The Standard gays—ln spite of the menace of a new and formidable Power in ...
... Frohman or the popular plays of .K tin or gen 1,6 romances ot Forman or the bri’liaat aphorisms of I übbard all dead in the Lusitania ’are very sympathetic to such disasters. When tbeii'aaie went down it seemed as though there were a public funeral in all ...
... plause. They were all dete-rirM keep up the Army and Navy, and ige what toe Germans had done to Belgium. The sinking the Lusitania was a knocking thing and should make every young unmarried man join the Army or Navy. Voluntary service . waa better than ...
... CONTINUED. FAILURE OF ENEMY COUNTER-ATTACKS. INTENSE BATTLE IN THE EAST. THE ITALIAN OPERATIONS. AND THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. was annihilated. Weal and south of the enemy did not renew bis attacks. Amsterdam, Sunday.—The oommanlqite at the German ...
... 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 ...
... aod dramatic coincld-1 aoea, during the vary week when all the wor d gssping in horror over the wholesale iKUroer of the Lusitania It the British authorities who arranged for this inquiry thought thereby influence pub opinion in the I nited atee they did ...
... 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 ...
... for some little time fishing. Lord Csetlemains has arrived London from Nfoydrom Cmtle. Lndy Macknorth, who ems roomed from Lusitania, alm,,st recovered. She has left Dohlin and is now at Coalman, Monmouthshire. Lord and Lady Bieshoreagh have 17 Cavendish ...
... even entered the sanctuaries the holy religieuse. Having referred the outrages committed in Flanders and the sinking of the Lusitania, said they were there to continue the work so nobly begun. Many Irishmen had emigrated to America, but they had enlisted ...
... considerable portion of its rolling stuck being made in Germany, understand, the better. , , Apropos of the loss of the Lusitania, I am aiiked the son of late Mr. Guy insert note to the effect that any survivors of that tragedy who mav have «ecn his father ...