... , have taken the offensive. The Netherlands Government has sent a Note to Germany protesting against the sinking of the Lusitania. It is substantially similar to the United States' Note. Several Dutch subjects were lost The correspondent of the Exchange ...

... distress. She was under charter to the United States as a naval freighter, and was struck about 100 miles west of where the Lusitania , was torpedoed. The incident is serious, whether caused by a tn:ne or torpedo, since mines there are unlawful. Deapatehes ...

... from Berlin state that Admiral Von Tirpitz 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 Von Spee's squadron off the Falkland Islands ...

... the the public telegrams informed us th many United States as a camphor grower gives rise passengers booked to sail on the Lusitania, to the question,—Why cannot this industry be especially prominent persons, had received teleestablished in the West Indies ...

... received ' the following telegram from the Right lion'ble the Secretary of State for the Colonies :- 1 Official news, May 7.—Lusitania was sunk ' off south coast Ireland tin i afternoon, pre sumably by submarine. General French reports ' recapture by us of ...

... Many passengers booked for the Lusitania, especially prominent persons, received tele grams from unknown senders, warning them against sailing, as there were dangers ahead, but none were deterred from departing. The Lusitania took the passengers from the ...

... Bowring's Brother. One of the telegrams published in the Ayrtcultural Reporter yesterday, in connec tion with the sinking of the Lusitania, stated that among those taken from the water was Mr. C. W Bowring, the Red Cross agent in New York, who jumped overboard ...

... to President Wilson, to guide thr , action of the United States. The justification by aermatly of the sinking I of the Lusitania through her belligerent char- I acter is officially denied. The British Govern meat never requisitioned her. Her name is ...

... Lanius 3rd. London, May 10.—The Berliner Tdgeblatt says : It is with deep einoti .n we learn of the destruction of the Lusitania, in which countless men lost their lives. We lament with sincere hearts their hard fate, but we know that we are completely ...

... of relief to ; its credit, It is sold almost everywhere.-50. (Continual from page 1). delay Germany's reply regarding the Lusitania, and that this will delay the United States' representations to England regarding the operation of the British Orders-in-Council ...

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

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