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... LUSITANIA. forest fight. HILL IN THE POLAND STRUGGLE. T BRESLAU’S EXPLOIT THE BLACK SEA. military operations of note were reported yesterday from any of the battle fronts, and interest centred the development of the situation that has arisen out the German ...
... advice the company as to how meet this request, and it is understood that the Lusitania left Liverpool under the British flag. seems unnecessary say more regards the Lusitania in particular. In regard to tho use of foreign flags by merchant vessels, tho ...
... LUSITANIA. The ruse adopted the captain the Lusitania is generally accepted American Press a measure of reasonable precaution. Incidentally, the need for such caution has again centred attention on the German blockade threat. There can no doubt that strong ...
... Lusitania’s Ensign. The Red Ensign was the -l Lusitania hauled down in Stars and Stripes. But in tin*L it would have been Hie Bine the Red, that the Lusitania flown. She would have been the Admiralty flag because ken and ten her crew were Bon! Reserve ...
... LUSITANIA’S FLAGS. When the Canard®-. Lueitnnia. left Liverpool on afternoor. for New York she did not fly the' Stars and Stripe* At the was a Blue Peter, and the main a House Hag, while the rev! ensign war flown from the poop She had a large number American ...
... THE LUSITANIA AND THE AMERICAN Passeogers who landed at Liverpool on Saturday morning from the Lusitania stated that when off the coast of Ireland the captain received a wirelees message from the Admiralty telling him to hoist the American flag. This ...
... LUSITANIA’S RUSE. IRISH SEA NAVIGATED UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES. Mr. Joc**ph Starge, well-known Birmingham magistrate, returned home Saturday afternoon from a business trip America, and interesting account the last day’s journey board the Lusitania ...
... Lusitania’s Ruse. Tht New York Times” says, referring llu* Lusitania’s flying the American flag:— Although the danger does not seem to have been imminent cannot forget that Captain Dow was taking precautions not on'v for the safety of his ship, but ...
... LUSITANIA FLIES STARS AND STRIPES. ...
... LUSITANIA AT SEA. The Lnsitania started on her voyage to Now York from Liverpool oo Saturday, and was eying the Red Ensign. No htfortnation was forthcoming as to a possible change of flag when the vessel reached outside waters. The White Star liner Arabia ...
... LUSITANIA UNDER BRITISH FLAG. Liverpool, Sunday.--Although the Liverpool ell:pinng interests have been more affected than those of any other port by the German blockade so far as it exist., the shipowners and others oonoerned are in no way perturbed ...
... THE LUSITANIA, SAILS UNDER AMERICAN FLAG INTO LIVERPOOL. Passengers arriving in Birmingham yesterday, who travelled the Lusitania, which reached Liverpool from New York yesterday morning, slate that when off the ooeat Ireland they received wtre’ews message ...