... as a protest against tho sinking of the Lusitania. Reuter. COPENHAGEN, Tuesday. Tho Berlinguke Tidcnde to-day expresses the feelings of the whole of the Danish - nation when it says “The torpedoing of the Lusitania fills the nation with horror. This deliberate ...

... Daily Independent.” Great European War. 10 May, 1915.—The survivors of the Lusitania tell some agonising narratites of the experiences fallowing upon the torpedoing the Lusitania the Germans. In the western battlefields the Germans have attacked but failed ...

... Embassy expressed a hope that the Lusitania incident would impress Americans with the risk of venturing in the war area. NEW YORK, Friday. (Received to-day.) The Gorman Embassy received the news of the sinking of the Lusitania calmly. The ofTicials say they ...

... received a message from Land's End saving the Lusitania bad sent out wireless message “Come at once; big list. 6.30 official information was received at the Cunard Company's offices in London that the Lusitania remained atloat lor at least minutes and that ...

... on the Lusitania. Dr. De Page travelled to Liverpool to meet his wife only to learn that the great liner had been sunk, and later to find that the name of his wife was not in the list of rescued. THE AMERICAN FLAG, An Incident in the Lusitania Recalled ...

... warning to passengers which appeared before the Lusitania sailed, reappeared New York papers. After the Transylvania had sailed the threatening advertisement was withdrawn Being less fleet than the Lusitania (says the Daily Chronicle’* to-day) the Transylvania ...

... returning on the Lusitania after a lecture tour in America. An American gentleman stated that ho was anxious for nows of his wife, who went out to America on the. Adriatic, four weeks ago. “I cabled to her to come back by the Lusitania,” he said, as sho ...

... stated they sailed in the Lusitania, and up to the present their names do not appear in the list of survivors. After receiving numerous messages of congratulation upon the report of the escape of his son from the Lusitania, Mr. F. Tyres, of Nottingham ...

... The German Purpose. The view that the Lusitania outrage was committed, like the attacks on Scarborough and Hartlepool, for the purpose of compelling a change in our naval strategy is strongly held by the naval correspondent of The Timet. The diabolic ...

... the Lusitania, he said, that had created that impression. He referred to the policy which, in his opinion, ought to pursued in the affairs of the United States. He stated that he had arrived at no decision in regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. He ...

... on account of the loss of life on the Lusitania the neutral Governments concerned. The Government cannot, however, get rii of the idea that important facts having direct connection with the sinking of the Lusitania have escaped the attention of the American ...

... as the result of the loss of the Lusitania. Most tht* families of the stokehold crews the liner live in the north end the city, near the unard berthing quay, and Saturday night the sullen anger the folk of the Lusitania's crew organised attack shops every ...