... loss of the Lusitania. There were 2,300 1 persons aboard and -possibly all have been I saved; certainly hundreds have been and are aboard the many large and small craft which have not yet reached port. It is thought improbable that the Lusitania has been ...

... bothl Berlin and Petrograd claim successes at I various points. An Admiralty statement gives the number saved from the Lusitania as 703. and those lost as 1,346. The U.S. Consul at Queenstown thinks that 137 Americans perie,hed and that 51 have been ...

... beea torpecilod, sinking in 30 minute. but that there is DJ news of her passengers - yet. Tho Cunard Lint here says the Lusitania married 1,253 pie iengers and that it has been , informed that 20 lifeboats were launched, of which 75 hive been routed by ...

... dis.i pp inited. were dangers ahead, but none were deter- The conference has adjourned sine die, red from departing. The Lusitania took but it is net expected that Japan will the passengers from the Canieronia which acquiesce. A despatch from Hague states ...

... g. the poisoning of wells and the use of asphyxiating gas. Merchantmen are justified in acting in self-defence, but the Lusitania was unarmed and the contraband on board did not justify the destiuction of life. A warning or notice does not justify the ...

... the State Department: -The German Government desires to express its ueepest sympathy at the loss of lives on board the Lusitania. The responsibility rests however with the British Government, which, through its plan of starving the civilian population ...

... Germany, which was ready to be sent within a few hours yesterday, recites the incidents of the Falaba, Cushing, Gunfight and Lusitania, declares them indefensible under inter national law and points out that they were done after a warning had been given by ...

... to be a subject of inquiry, and it is undesirable to throw blame on the captain of the Lusitania in a matter which is to be the subject of investigation. The Lusitania's loss should not divert the attention of the House of Commons and the country from the ...

... a comprehensive scale. the Major requesting him to call mass meetings to protest against Germany's action in sinking the Lusitania. A large German flag was spread on the ground where the petitioners stood while writing their names, and another German flag ...

... Berlin official statement says: The report of the command( r of the submarine declares that one torpedo was fired at the Lusitania which hit her on the starboard side below the captain's bridge, the detonation being followed immediately by a further explosion ...

... from Rollin state that Admiral von Tripitz is receiving hundreds of telegrams of congratulations for the sinking of the Lusitania, which is considered by the Germans as a retort to the destruction of Admiral van Spice's Fguadron off the Falkland Islands ...

... among her people. A Berlin statement says : The Lmitatria was torpedoed ou Fi iday by a German submarine and seek. The Lusitania was naturally armed with guns, as were recently most of the British mercantile stea mere : moreover, as is well known here ...