... Manic the captain the Lusitania remud to matter which will Iks the subject Ti full investigation. Therefore mufct refrain from going into it. Mr. LAW—Was any answer received to the instructions sent to the Captain ••f the Lusitania, as to make sure that ...

... lines in the actions which are about to develop in Flanders. LUSITANIA OUTRAGE Effect on Recruiting The Telegraph” says—As everyone, save perhaps the Germans, would have anticipated, the Lusitania outrage has been a remarkable effect on recruiting. Not for ...

... Comment on the Disaster (Press AsSECisUon Special.) AMSTERDAM, nday. Commenting the sinking of the Lusitania the •’ Koelnische to day saya the sinking the Lusitania success ter our submarine which must l>© placed the greatest achievements thia naval war. The ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED New York Inspector’s Report (Press Anselm— War Spscial.) NEW YORK. Monday. • The New York Tribune states that the Collector of the Port, Mr. Malone, denies that the Lusitania carried guns, either mounted or unmounted, thus contradicting ...

... John MacLoughliu, J.P., Tully, Calry, Co. Sligo, was another of the survivors. Describing nis experiences said—After the Lusitania was torpedoed the second time 1 thought the only chance for me was get away to the stem the boat. When the boats were lowered ...

... THE POPE’S HORROR (TktMgk Reuter’s J . BOMB. Sunday. Pope was deeply impressed by the staking of the Lusitania. lie asked Cardinal Gittparri give him all particulars, and expressed his horror at the catastrophe and fcrs sympathy with the victims. lie ...

... . j W, .., .mawc-xt i.t.i, Ihev would be met in Parliament Bill ahnald adraiiiialcred flrat of r.H D, Ralph (caved the Lusitania) and (athar. ttr. Meeraej CONTROL for compensation, which thej ** Central Board, which there would o, (from a photo by Mr ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER RELIEF FUND List of Subscriptions £ The Rt. Hon. The Lord Mayor of Dublin «. ••• Mr. Justice Madden 5 5 0 Dublin Jewish Board of Guardians 5 0 John R. O’Connell, LL.D., Solicit6r Messrs. John Purcell. Ltd. 2 2 0 Mrs. 11. Monahan ...

... Hlncss chair. STEWARD’S EVIDENCE Robert Oibholm, second steward, was ezaminnL and deposed that he was on the B. deck the Lusitania vas torpedoed. He saw the wake the torpedo as it approached, but* he saw no sign periscnjie. Heard second explosion following ...

... admiralty a LUSITANIA Warning Sent to Vessel STATEMENT BY FIRST LORD Germany's Violation of All Conventions In the Honse of Commons yesterday, Mr. LLEWELYN WILLIAMS asked lb* Prim© Minister, whether, having continual breaches of th© liaeue Convention ...

... Mr. Roosevelt and the Outrage (Press Association War Sacclal.) SYRACUSE (Now York!, Monday. Mr. Roosevelt, speaking the Lusitania, repeated hi» statement *bat Germany’s action represented piracy ...

... occupants the boat to beard the rally did not prevent a preventable accident— submarine. Eight men jumped aboard that of the Lusitania, if they had had a few submarine, when the commander retorpedo boats there the ship would not nave what ho would do, and ...