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... , The Late Captain of the 111-fated Lusitania. I Ali of the then sent to Dr. Magog and, at his request, the matter . the Board for their final brought to While more changes in the weather Ultima, colds and - throat may come - sight of derangement, sumptive ...
... Official statements differ as to how many persons were aboard the Lusitania, and there are similar discrepancies as to the number of casualties, but there is better agreement re garding the survivors, who are now stated to number 658, some of whom are ...
... Powers, and then promises indemnity for Americans lost on the Lusitania and expresses profound regret for their deaths. It goes on to say that the German Government, recognizing liability for their loss, makes proposals contained in the drafts submitted ...
... it in principle. It is reported that Mr. Bryan wished to arbitrate the Lusitania case sp-cifically and that rresident Wilson overruled him. Germany's reply regarding the Lusitania goes no further than her Note previously expressing perfunctory regrets ...
... loss of the Lusitania. There were 2,300 persons aboard, and possibly all have been saved. Certainly hundreds have been and:are aboard the many large and small craft which have not yet reached port. It is thought improbable that the Lusitania has been beached ...
... SPECIAL (Censored at Jamaica ). London, May B.—The L'usitania was torpedoed twice without warning, at 2.33 on Friday afternoon, when ten miles off Kinsale. The first struck forward of the boiler room and the second struck the engine room, in the vicinity ...
... ly good patriot—who views the Lusitania atrocity precisely as any honest and humane man must view it, unless wholly blinded by the present personal and social atmosphere of ferocity and confusion in which so many Germans live. Of the political consequences ...
... speed to aid the Lusitania. Portland, Me., August 6.—The steamer Lusitania is fleeing towards Boston, being pursued by two German cruisers. A British cruiser is speeding to succor her. New York, August 6.—A wireless message from the Lusitania, dated one day ...
... the moral questions which the Lusitania incident brought to the minds of all of us. That friends of mine, and that former pupils of mine, near to me as the students whom I was addressing are near to me, were on the Lusitania—this, as I said to my class ...
... May Ohange His Opinion. Toronto, May 14.—A public expression of opinion that Gertnany was justified in sinking the Lusitania since she carried munitions of war, resulted to day in the internment for a month of Ernest Sacki, with a view to reconsideration ...
... to be a subject of inquiry, ard it is undesirable to throw blame on the Captain of the Lusitania in a matter which is to be the subject of investigation. The Lusitania's loss should not divert the attention of the House of Commons and the country from the ...
... DRILL. The Lusitania was torpedoed 'N limit warn ing on May 7th, 1915, when men, women, and childien were drowned. The Germane struck a special medal to celebrate this event. WORD Apart from the fighting quality of these troops, their peaoeful work ...