... QUF.S.TtON OF PRECAUTIONS. Tne Morning Feat rays: We know that the Lusitania, the Company, and the Admiralty had ample warning that the attack was to be made; but have not discovered that any precautions were taken adequate to the menace. The calm is ...

... FRENCH COMMENT. Will America Break Oft Relations With Germany ? (Through Renter's Agency.) PARIS, Monday. Commenting on the Lusitania, the Figaro says: It is to be supposed that the least measure which will satisfy American opinion is the immediate breaking ...

... Principal Garter King• 1. The ceremony was quite private, q.l doors trine elated meanwhile. FEDERATION AND THE LOSS 5F THE LUSITANIA, al Germany's Unspeakable Crime. of the Conned of the Shipping tier'. held in London to-day, the followrintion, proposed ...

... Germany than the severest defeat.. Her responsibility is measured by the number of lives she imperilled. The sinking of the Lusitania is not an act of war. It nathitic hnt. arol*e cvntemrt. The - E.,ho de rarie :47a: ••Ihis amhueh Hill naturally two no effect ...

... express abhorrence of the German piracy. The American nation is dumbfounded. Mr. Wilson was informed of the sinking of the Lusitania as he left lunch, but he made no commedt. WHAT THE AMERICAN ,GOVERN MENT WANTED TO INOW. FIAVL AIit:RICAN UV} Itt:EN LOST ...

... Official Figures. (Press At.sociation Telegram.) LONDON, Saturday Morning. Hopes that the death-roll in the sinkig , of the Lusitania would not prove to very great were dispelled by a message issued by the Admiralty' this morning, which shows that the disaster ...

... was summoned for using obscene language in the same street on the eth inst. Johnson was talking in the street about the Lusitania disaster, and, according to Mrs. 011esch, he said, looking at her, that all Germane wanted burning. He used other language ...

... submarine activity sufficient In guard against unnecessary risks: secondly, whether a steamer of the size and importance of the Lusitania, carrying nearly two thousand lives, ought not even to be under naval convoy; thirdly, how a steamer of her speed came to ...

... to you and the Lady Meyerson for the eitcrillence of the arrangements made for oar entertairunent. LORD tYarS FWD volt LUSITANIA worms. Messrs. John Brown and do., Ltd., base given MOO, and Messrs. Courtaulds, Ltd., CM* the fund which the Lord Mayor ...

... 138. The Cunard Company announce that according to the latest information available, the number or passengers on board the Lusitania was as follows : Sakion, ::92; second cabin, 602; third class, 361; making a total of 1,255. Including the crew of 651, this ...

... THE GERMAN SUBMARINES' The Lusitania is included in the Admin . :: summary for the week ended May lath of chant shipping, loam, by hostile action. s: this accounts for the gross tonnage lost the largest weekly total (47,364) sine* the on began. The total ...

... infuriated miners in check. The police had to charge the crowd. A large grocery stores was Wrecked. Since the sinking of the Lusitania feeling against Germans in the Sou Yorshire ing district has turned to k inten,e hatred.min- ...