... 500 BOO 900 £1.250,000 DIAIENrfIONS AND CAPACITY. LUSITANIA’S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES. ESCAPE FROM GERMAN CRUISER RECALLED. I I. V. THE AMERICAN FLAG INCIDENT. £ • Knee the war ..i the ill-fated Lusitania ■gured two remarkable incidents. The first was when ...

... sinking of the Lusitania. pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarine bad carried out that threat. Embassy official sav» hopes that the fate of the Lusitania will be a warning ...

... Post New York correspondent, emboldened by the success” the Lusitania massacre, arc boastful in the extreme to future events. All British liners, according te them, arc to follow the Lusitania the bottom the ocean, the British flag is to driven off the ...

... sinking ti the Lusitania (says the “Post” New York correspondent). A large number of tie passengers were Americans, the Lusitania’s list including citizens from all parts tae Union. The excitement aroused over the torpedoing of the Lusitania is far greater ...

... painted.—Press Association Times Telegram. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. ONE TORPEDO BUT TWO EXPLOSIONS SUBMARINE COMMANDER'S STOUT. Aiistzbdax, Friday. The German Admiralty version of the sinking the Lusitania compiled from the report of the commander the submarine ...

... Yanktou, South Dakota, told the following interesting story:— “The first abnormal thing noticed was tigzag swing of the Lusitania. This occurred about one o’clock in the day. attracted the attention of several of us, and with the aid glasses we observed ...

... called tho attention of the officer of the watch it. The Lusitania did not remain afloat more than 12 minutes after the attack Asked if on seeing what expected to rabmirine following tbe Lusitania be reported hig ’inprension either of the ship’s officers ...

... against merchant shipping only if Great Britain permits the free passage food to German ports.—Central Newa LMSEB AND THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Paris, Sunday. According to **La Petrie,’* rich .'merican, who Js doing Red Cross work for the Alliee, recently decided ...

... result of the toca the Lusitania. Most of the families of the stokehold crews of the Cunard Company live in the north of the city near the Cunard berthing quays, and —turday night the sullen anger of the womenfolk of the Lusitania's crew broke out in an ...

... TION OVER NEBRASKAN. The Cabinet had arranged to meet yesterday to discuss the German reply to the American Note on the Lusitania attack, the delivery* of the reply having been promised not later than Thursday. It has not, however, reached Washington ...

... predicted the sinking of the Lusitania word has been sent out that •he Transylvania, which sailed frem New Friday, /ill torpedoed. Sailors from the German ships now is harbour Boston who predicted the blowing up of the Lusitania declare that a desperate effort ...

... A SILENT BOYCOTT. The silent boycott which has been going in New fork since the news of the Lusitania srst received Gready affecting many German shopkeepers. One »rge establishment in Broadway, in particular, has >een seriously hit financially The “Tribune ...