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... HYPOCRITICAL PITY. Amsterdam, Saturdsy. ! - o~ In the course of editorial comment upon ‘he sinking of the Lusitania, the German newspaper - Koelnische Zesung ™ ssys: There 1 no G«mmmflmmrumb‘dwmmm.nveflflsmh\'o been drowned. ey are, however, responsble for ...
... ths -7 of which has caused throughoutr = -orn a universal cry of horvor.™ The ** Petit_Parisien : ** The torpedoir~ thv Lusitania has aroused wniversal mdigie’ ~ and forms one of a series of monstrou: at” - ties executed by the Kaiser's command = 7 mature ...
... : Survivors from Lusitania are being landed. Those wounded are being sent to naval and military hos pitals. No names yet received. Later. Between 500 and and 000 survivors from Lusitania now landed. Many hospital cases. Several have died. Also some have ...
... N THE RESERVOIRS. On the Lusitania al! the water-tight doors could be closed simultaneously, Tho Lusitania had a double bottom, the depth be- centre. tween the outer and inner skins being at the uso of the Beetles. They came Black Beetlea—al Be Beetles ...
... the water ard was picked up. The scene wes most horrible. Hundreds of women, and children were struggling in + water. The Lusitania, before sinking. he terrible heavy list to port, and great dific was experienced in getting out the Captain Turner thought ...
... speed and renown o veseel, the claborately advertised warnin. . was published by the German Embas v cidentally with the Lusitania’s last dei. from this port, of which she was the pri. the favourite, combine to intensify the 1. . with which Amenczn opinion ...
... THE CUNARD. Captain Turner, who was in command of the Lusitania, is the second senior officer the Cunard Fleet. He began in the sendee boy and has grown with the line. Before commanding the Lusitania Captain Turner had commanded th© Mauritania and Aquitanoa ...
... LUSITANIA Will appear In to-morrow’s WS SPECIAL TELEGRAMS INTERVIEWS. ...
... The Plot. For there 13 not shadow of a doubt that a *3'Steinatio effort has been by the enemy to sink the Lusitania. The impudent warning published by the German Embassy in the American papers, and the letters received the passengers before embarking ...
... the Wap. WE have no doubt that the delay in issuing any official estimate of the number of survivors of the Lusitania could not be avoided, but cgrtainly was very trying for those with any personal interest in those on board. waited with a special edition ...
... INSULT TO AMERICA The first nows of the sinking of the Lusitania, which was made known in Berlin early this mming,m.edmmdmumentndemb& lasm. The newspaper commerts run ol ordinary lines with praise for the pluck and daring of the submarine. Hundreds of ...
... 1,978 PEOPLE ON BOARD. NEARLY 600 SURVIVORS REPORTED LANDED. The giant Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine yesterday afternoon off the Head of Kinsale, south of Poland. The vessel was on voyage from New York Liverpool, ...