... .stated that wan speakmg ;.:nglish with a German accent circulated among the passengers on the pier a warning that the Lusitania is doomed.•' The warning telegrama were signed John Jones, James Smith, and other fictitious names . This threat we. unheeded ...

... that the warfare of the see in the future was going to be very different from what it was in the past. Iteferr ng to the Lusitania disaster, he said there was ne possible explanation of it, except that those ,• who were waging the war against this country ...

... for publication by the Press fewer. Public opinion against the unspeakable nation in the port which should have been the Lusitania'a haven has become acute that the police have re. solved to intern all unnaturalieed Teuton., and to warn certain of those ...

... attempted to excuse their callousness on the ground that chips they have attacked were armed. The admiralty announces that the Lusitania woe not armed. Graphic dories of the last scenes on the doomed ship are told by the eurvivora, and show in a poignant manner ...

... GREYHOUND. hen the Lusitania was launched from the yards of Mears John Brown & Company, Ltd., at Clydebank, on the 7th of June, 1906, Great Britain resumed her place as the paseessor of the largest vessel in the world. %%hen the Lusitania was in the building ...

... run in the Octobar of 1907 the Lusitania did an average of 620 knots daily. reckoning on the 23 hours from noon to noon of the eastward trip. Shy arrived in tame on that occasion to greet the new Mauretania. The Lusitania was now running smoothly, and ...

... very sad to relate that his mother, who was on a surprise visit to Scotland, is supposed to be one of the Victims of the Lusitania diaaster. Etttero to the Mar. -30 )- 'LECKIE v. SITANKF3. Sir,—ln your report in today's Express of case Leckie v. Shanks ...

... steamer Cushing; the torpedoing without warning of the steamer Gulfl.ght; and, finally, the torpedoing without warning of the Lusitania, with the loss of move than 1000 lives of noncombatants, among them over 100 Americans, 2s-These acts are declared to be ...

... agreed to come to this country on . a surprise visit, and it was not until the news reached America of the sinlting of the Lusitania that a cable came from a daughter to the friends here stating that the mother had booked with the Cameronia. and had been ...

... at the pre'era time, he said, was not a true patriot. By 6 votes to 4 the Onirt, confirmed the licence. GERMAN WARNING TO LUSITANIA PAESILNGERS. TO EASE OUR CONSCILXCE. Travellers intending to embark for an Al. lantio voyage are reminded that a maw war ...

... Bleeping-villages, the advocate of ruthless frightfulness, in war almeat beyond credence. culminating in the sinking of the Lusitania and the sat age use of cruet asphyxiating gases oil the battlefield in defiance of her pledged word. Oennany stands out in ...

... Transylvania was one of the Tranaathintic liners specially threatened by the Germane with the same late as betel the Lusitania. The vessel arrived at the Tail of the Bank about throe o'clock on Monday morning, and went on with the afternoon tide to ...