... retire, thanks God. THE SINKING THE LUSITANIA. VIEW OF TAFT'S WAR SECRETARY. CHIC At t( ), Wednesdav. Mr D who v,:;s the \Yar Secret;;rv in Mr Taft's administration has made statement on the sinking of the Lusitania. declared possibilities arising out ...

... floor of the House not to attend during the present accentuated crisis. The excitement was increased by the sinking of the Lusitania and the latest bomb outrage at Southend. It is understood there are some 130 members German nationality entitled to admission ...

... men, women, and children, took part in the demonstration. Among crowds were hundreds of Before leaving for England in the Lusitania Saturday, D. A. Thomas told the New York correspondent of the Vvestern Mail that his six weeks' visit to the United States ...

... of the world since the war began. They will gloat over the victims of their hate.—Sheffield Telegraph. lho lo.-.s the Lusitania cannot affect the issues of the war one iota, hut it would idle deny that this successful carrying out of threat will ha\e ...

... lis 9d. Under his will. Mr Altred G. Vanderbilt (says the Central News New York correspondent), who lon his life in the Lusitania, has left to his widow three million dollars, together with the income derivable from a trust fund of five million dollars ...

... stress at least there ought, to some appreciation of the proper state of thine:? when such disasters the sinking of the Lusitania occurs. —I am. Sir, etc., E. L. WHITING. 23, Silvester-street, Hull. May Sth, 1915. ...

... if not for publication. LUSITANIA PASSENGER FUND. LORD MAYOR APPEAL TO VHE EDITOR OP THE MAIL. Sie,—l have been asked the Lord Mayor Liverpool 00-operate with him in raising a fund for the relief of sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. With regard to ...

... Vicar of Hcvly Trinity (the Rev L. G. Buchanan) last evening a striking sermon deaJing with the war ajid the sinking of the Lusitania. The latter he described as the most stupendous crime that tho war had hitherto produced. It was nothing less than murder ...

... Messrs Courtaulds (Limited) £100 the fund which the Lord Mayor of London is raising for the relief of sufferers the loss the Lusitania. Beyond the flying of flags on public buildings in the West-end London there were nublio celebrations in London on Wednesday ...

... fishing grounds, and I have been out here since November. Tt was with the deepest re- rarct we learned of the sinking of the Lusitania and of the great loss life amonget innoecnt people, but there is a saying. God does not re- pay debts with money.’ Out here ...

... a been rccoenised aB % one is asking what steps ''- ri ;' t. ,j. 1,, protect the Lusitania, a w!. ,ii cost her owners some two INTERVENTION. - . trie ' lf ' Lusitania, the day's p. r ni! ;,:.v |K>i;tiial m character. lhe #r r '? i, ,, the point throwing ...

... field wastes itself 5Q per cent, in six months, the Government should be impelled to take advantage of the opportunity the Lusitania, Southend, and murdered prisoner outrages offer, and reply to this infernal work by Compulsory War Service—namelv, mobilising ...