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... the War—‘ Jack-the-Ripper ’ Submarines—Naval Strategy. THE USE OF NEUTRAL FLAGS. The hoisting of the American flag on the Lusitania and the claim by the British Government that such action is a recognised ruse of war has created considerable comment in ...
... THE LUSITANIA INCIDENT LONDON, Monday night, correspondent cotmmenting on ...
... merchantnen should be et | arming merchantmen to meet them, and the oni question is how that best can be done. Arming th Lusitania would be little use against a submarine whereas if we had a thousand trawlers and stean drifters continually at work, our ...
... Lusitania incident says it is appreciated in oflic The ** Sm cireles, The incident 15 likely to occasion more con motion in this conntry than even the annowneement of the German Adwiralty. The cases are not covered by Awerican laws, and Senators and ...
... Germany's offensive procedure with reference | to neutral States, and in this quarter the re- i ported use by the Cunard steamer Lusitania of the American flag is not considered as assist- ! ing the German case, especially after the ex- | &kmalion put Jorward ...
... The German threat against shipping continues the chief point of interest for the American Press, with the flying by the Lusitania of the United States flag as a matter of sccondary importance. President Wilson is stated to have denied the report that ...
... The Lusitania OQutrage. LOGAL VICTIMS. Among the many victims of the dastardly outrage on the Lusitania was Mr. Walter Wright, manager of the wheel department of the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company, Coventry. Mr. Wright, who resided at Stoke Park, went to ...
... action of the Allies; but the attempt was made with all the callousness which Germany has shown in the sinking of the * Lusitania,” and the responsibility of the crime is hers. No one can doubt that if the dastardly scheme had been successful and had ...
... — A\ S By permission of Pu BRITANNIA TO AMERICA THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. In silence you have looked on fe'on blows, : On butcher's work of which the waste lands reek ; Now, in God’s name, from whom your greatness flows, Sister, will you not speak ...
... candidate for Warwick and Leamington, said it was difficult to think without emotion of the latest outrage—the sinking of the Lusitania—which had been perpetrated against the civilised world by a race which had been driven apparently to the bestial practices ...
... Queen Mary's Hospital, wheve many wounded are housed, but happily their efforts had no result. i A few more survivors of the Lusitania have been discovered, and she Cunard Company have corrected the figures showing the total of the ship's company and passengers ...
... Central News says thiat sailors from tlo German ships now in harbour at Boston (Mass. who predicted the blowing up of the Lusitania declare that a desperate effort is going to be made 4o destroy London by fire within ahe next month . ADDITIONAL STEADY MEN ...