... LUSITANIA. The German Professor of Theology, Herr D. Baiiingerten, has delivered several remarkable eermona in Germany the German cause. In one addrees said: dirist on the ride Germany, even when is striking her hardest. The destruction of the Lusitania ...

... THE LUSITANIA. GRAPHIC STORIES OF SURVIVORS. AN ENORMOUS DEATH-ROLL. Interviews with survivors which have been published make it possible to reconstruct with accuracy the whole story of the loss of the liner Lusitania off the Old Head of Kinsale on Friday ...

... THE LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE. FEARED LOSS OF LIFE. Hopes of Many Lives being: Saved. Passengers Rescued by Steamers. Tho mofit dastardly achievement of the German submarine pirates was accomplished yesterday afternoon, when the palatial ...

... some newspapers that the Lusitania was armed wholly false.” GERMAN STATEMENT AS TO GUNS ON THE VESSEL. Sunday morning the Cunard Company issued the following statement in response queries; “ We do not at what speed the Lusitania was running at the time ...

... GERMAN ATROCITY. PASSENGER STEAMER LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. 1142 LIVES LOST Of the many atrocities the Germans have been guilty of in the present war, the worst of all is the torpedoing by a submarine, off Kinsale Head, County Cork, Friday afternoon, of the ...

... On Sunday morning the Cunard Company issued the following statement in response to queries:— “ not know what speed the Lusitania was running at the time of the disaster, but, as a matter of fact, since November last she had been running at an average ...

... LADY MACKWORTH’S REMARKABLE ESCAPE. Mr Evius said that at about 2 p.m. torpedo struck the Lusitania amidships without the warning. He added; —I was on dock, and saw the snip struck. She sank 15 minutes after being torpedoed. Mr D. A. Thomas and myself ...

... advertising harmful to lino. So far is known, no passenger was deterred from sailing the German threats. LUSITANIA A CLYDE BUILT VESSEL. llio Lusitania w as one of the most notable vessels ever built on the Clyde. She was launched at Clydebank in 1906 by ...

... of the ” Western Mail” (Cardiff), Mr Thomas said ; —Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, and was picked unconscious after being in the water hours. The Lusitania was torpedoed without notice, and sank in twelve or fifteen minutes. It was some time ...

... on Monday said that the Board of Trade had ordered inquiry into the circumstances concerning the lamentable loss of the Lusitania. In the meanwhile it was premature to discuss the matter. would, however, make it plain, nvst, that under no ci.rcumstaiioeß ...

... of all is the torpedoing by a submarine, off Kinsale Head. County Cork, Friday afternoon, of the fine passenger steamer Lusitania, plying between Liverpool and New York. The atrocious act. which has evoked the indignation and condemnation of the civilised ...

... England, in order to join the British Navy, having previously been on H.M.S. Conway, said that the first torpedo atruok the Lusitania just after be came up from dinner and was standing on the deck with one or two friends. One of his companions, who was looking ...