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... with rales of (he road control them. The outgoing vessel should take the western channel. Referring the incident of the Lusitania running into the harbour docks, Mr. Price said there was regular inquiry. The Canard Company agreed it was error of judgment ...
... wee terribly dark end stormy, and the crew bad a severe experience. Th. trewler was misled through teesißK tha With— iJinU LUSITANIA UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG , Stars and Stripes Hoisted while off the Irish coast ...
... The Press Association's Birmingham correspondent telegraphs:—Passengers arriving in Birmingham yesterday who travelled the Lusitania, which reached Liverpool from New York yesterday morning, state that when off the coast of Ireland they received a wireless ...
... instead of threatening neutrals, she does not disperse or sink the enemy who is causing her discomfort. Referring 'to the Lusitania, it asks whether Germany has forgotten the £mden, whose adoption of another flag Penang was hailed the world over exceedingly ...
... Kotterdamach Courant,” the German newspapers say that if the United States acquiesce in the misuse of the American flag by the Lusitania, it will be impoerible for German submarines and other German warships to ascertain whether Teasels flying neutral flag are ...
... WASHIX GTOX, Wednesday. President Wilson Has perused the drafts tßh Notes Great Urituin and Germany relating respectively the Lusitania mid the l*n:ted States* Has ncident, and Germany's attitude hi regard neutral \crsel». understood neither Note contains what ...
... effect on tourist traffic, •. James they*always liad average two or three hundred |*asscnger« landing from the Mauretania and Lusitania Queenstown the tourist season, and if they were gone meant tremendous low the country. , in* Informed the Chairman that the ...
... the Admiralty that on January the British Government explicitly* authorised the use neutral Hags. It also mentions the Lusitania incident and the Pres* reports the statement the British Foreign Office defending the use of neutral Hugs, and declares that ...
... Americw. Itntuh wd Krench Jup., •> American ships by declaring * i >ma f* ha* no more rig'nl wantonly kill Americans the Lusitania than the sst. Paul or St. Louis. Th« ’* Times says: —ln warning Germany that she will Ih» held to strict accountability, ...
... Lusitania Sails from Liverpool When the Cunardcr, Lusitania, left Liverpool on Saturday afternoon lor New York she did not fly the star and stnpct. At the torepeak was the blue peter, and the main the Canard house flag, while the red ensign was flown ...
... merchant shipping immediately followed this advice, is doubtless known to the American Gjvenur.ent from tho incidents of the Lusitania and the Laertes. Moreover, the British Government lias supplied British merchant ships with arms and ammunition, and has ...
... advice to the company as how meet this reouest, and it understood that the Lusitania left Liverpool under the British flag. It seems unnece* sary say more regards the Lusitania particular. In regard to tho use of foreign flags by merchant ve seJs, the ...