... although it has been greatly relieved by Italy joining the Allies. The iniquity of the new weaponpoison gas was followed by the Lusitania crime, and this has been succeeded by a series of disasters in the Navy. But instead of being depressed the repeated blows ...

... editorial articles on German Note agree that it is and insincere York declares that Wilson’s for disavowal responsibility for of Lusitania for reparation for loss lives property so subversive of the principles of warfare” have Jefiare© less positive became it ...

... provided for them in his Note on the sinking of the Lusitania; they have not only ignored altogether the demands which he made to them, but they are apparently now attempting to justify the sinking of the Lusitania, and on grounds which under the circumstances ...

... bombardment of Rheims, the destruction of Louvain, and the absolutely wanton and useless slaughter of non-combat. ants in the Lusitania? In short, Is the average German officer a monomaniac a tenth -century barbarian, or a desperate patriot with his back to ...

... thought it would. Another few months should see it finished. I forgot to tell you tbs wsr cry this time was Remember the Lusitania aad the boys did not forget it. I believe it wIU week yet before we to seethe Germane ofi again ws will have to get reorganised ...

... THE LUSITANIA. GERMANY'S OFFICIAL JUSTIFICATION. The Aaaociated Pre* * Washington tele|nn) hm nwiffd the text of the German Note to the United States on the subject of the sinkmg of the Lusitania and the German submarine warfare. ' the loss life in the ...

... Lion. In conclusion Captain Persius says —Time will pass and the opportunity will be given for cooler consideration of the Lusitania case. The cries of horror over American women and children will die down, and I hope the views of peaceful neutral I persons ...

... fewer than 000 'hells were fired. >.*ag«e from Washington indicate that Germany’s reply the American Note he sinking of the Lusitania and submarine warfare generally has created grave in the relations between the two Countries. It is stated that a sharp-toned ...

... American representations regarding the Lusitania and other torpedoed ships, and Germany’s submarine policy generally. The issues involved,” said the Minister, are of much importance, and the views in regard to the Lusitania show such variance that the German ...

... day labour for him. American Press opinions Germany’s on Germany’s reply to Note Note on the sinking to America, of the Lusitania give the impression that German diplomacy has once more bungled badly. As an evasion of President WUsoirs inquiries', this ...

... will recover he will dent Wilson's demands for a disavowal of renever again be fit for service. [uponmh;hty for sinking the Lusitania, for re“We had gone into the trenches round Ypres paration for the loss of Amorican lives and only a few days before,” he ...

... t of Scarborough, Whitby, and Hartlepool; Zeppelin raids on different towns, ai.d the loss of merchant vessels like the Lusitania. Altogether the conditions seem less promising for a successful stop-the-war campaign than they did months ago, yet them ...