... 000 to buyers abroad. Visitors are. expected from America—and, incidentally, it is thought some were aboard the ill-fated Lusitania— Canada and other Colonlee. and European countries. One large Paris house winding no fewer than sixteen buyers to the Pair ...

... Agency.) NEW YORK, Tuesday. The Post says al! people in the country are of one mind regarding Germany's act in sinking the Lusitania, and expresses the opinitin that in the event of war, even eitimnal of German origin would be found fighting :alder thr A ...

... James Westill, of Sunderland. She was of 2,008 gross tons, had a speed of knots, and was built at Sunderland in 1880.1 LUSITANIA'S BIG PASSENGER GERMAN WARNING DERIDED. (Daily Telegraph CorreaPendent.) NEW TORE, Sunday The warning by the German Embaesy ...

... Columbia) is under martial law, sa.the result of renewed attaoks upon German establishments, in revenge for the sinking of the Lusitania. A mob of several thousands men and boys smashed the windows in half a doyen buildings owned by Germans. Finally the Mayor ...

... the death of Mr. Thrasher in the Falaba, the bomb attack on the Cushing, the Gulflicht incident, and the sinking of the Lusitania. It is stated that President Wilson's document is couched in firm and unmistakable terms, and voices the intense feeling ...

... AMERICAN STEAMER TORPEDOED. Near Scene of Lusitania Disaster. Vessel Making for Queenstown A Lloyd'a Brow Read telegram, rtat.rl yesterday, ea} a: American steamer Nebraskan. Liverpool for Delaware Breakwater, paned Fastnet at 5 30 p.m. - The following ...

... LUXURIOUS EQUIPMENT. The Lusitania and her sister ship, by reason : e)f their enormous proportions, 'the ' graceful. ness of their lines, the lavishness of their Internal equipment, and their , great speed, which was not surpassed by either - the Titanic ...

... considering the question *tether publications containing matter like editorial articles seeking to justify the sinking of the Lusitania, and advising a repetition of such acts, can be kept out of the mails, under the law prohibiting matter of a character intended ...

... THE RENEGADE AMONG THE NATIONS, The Times says: The sinking of the Lusitania stands in the same category as the other wanton and murderous outrages which Germany has been suffered to commit without a word of protest from neutral nations who were parties ...

... reaching the Arsenal. There was a consensus of opinion that work at the Arsenal should not he interfered with in ant. way. LUSITANIA VICTIUS. Body o 7 Brave Priist Recovered The rreeri Aseiieijtioll . P special eorree- Emden , at qu.. ,, nstnawn telegraphs: ...

... for the arrival of the police. On the way to the station one defendant said he had lost a brother and two • friends on the Lusitania, and would do the same again when he was At liberty. T preaiding magistrate said if the prisoners wished to show their feeling ...

... WAR. The Daily Citizen (Labour) remarks: Borne newsappers have suggested that since the deplorable loss of life on the Lusitania Includes many American citizens the United .States ought to intervene. From that view 'we dissent. In the first place the ...