... to be the case, many ami prominent Americans perished through the of Lusitania, donbly deplore it. But we muet attribute tbe blame to tbemselvce atone. Moreover . was tho Lusitania which, on her first voyage from Londor after the announcement of the German ...

... WAR. The purely naval aspects of the loss of the Lusitania have been sharply canvassed during the week. Condemnation of the German orime (which in Germany has been excused by the lie that the Lusitania was armed) hae been mingled with eriticlem of the ...

... news of the disaster mode known in the City by the following message posted at Lloyd's:— “The Admiralty report that the Lusitania was sunk off the Old Head of Kin- sale at 2.15 this afternoon.” Before long the offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston ...

... straightway determined to serve his country in Hie name way. A Scbvivob or th« Lusitania. Mr. D. A. Thomas, the well-known Welsh mineownor, who is one the of the Lusitania disaster, in hie sixtieth year. He was educated Clifton and Cambridge. He graduated ...

... Besides, it bas openly been admitted by the English Press that the Lusitania on previous voyages repeatedly carried large quantities of war materiale. On the present voyage the Lusitania carried 5400 cases of ammunitien, while the rest of the cargo aleo ...

... GERMANY'S CRIMES. The sinking of the Lusitania by German submarine off the south coast of Ireland last PFriday afterncon, has thrilled the whole world (outeide the central Empires) with horror and anger. It sa. of course, but the climax, and most patent ...

... U.B. CONSUL'S REPORT. The United Bootee in London brt received the report of his Ootwul Qoeonrtxre* on the sinking the Lusitania. The report states that the ship sank in sixty fathoms, and the captain believes her nose touched bottom te fore her stem ...

... rising rapidly on all sides. Germany has been stirred to enthusiasm by recent euccesses, and blatantly rejoices over the Lusitania; the Kaiser has roused himself to the pitch of violence in telegrams to Rome and Athens; the countries opposed to Germany ...

... Army. The body a baby, about six montht old. picked up at sea, was landed Queenstown by trawxer. undoubtedly victim of the Lusitania cr* ...

... into the boat in readiness for an emerffency. Eventually the Zeppelin flew away in the airection of the English coast. THE LUSITANIA. • . * «K ...

... to warrant the German army in | Lusitania violating the integrity of Belgium may be held | week. Cor aleo (and has been put forward) to justify every |in Germaz other cuccessive means taken to eecure victory to | Lusitania German arms. There is nothing ...

... had discharged torpedo which missed the Narrsgansett eight feet only. The advised the not to go to the assistance of the Lusitania. ...