... into the circumstances attending the loss of the Lusitania. Lord Mersey, who conducted the Titanic inquiry, has consented to preside. Meanwhile it becomes possible to realise the horror of the Lusitania crime in its full intensity, DOW that the survivors ...

... Americans perished in the destruction of the Lusitania, we deplore that, but here, also, we must ascribe the blame to themselves alone. Other German papers take a similar line. All insist that the Lusitania was armed, which the Admiralty have denied was ...

... almost beyond belief was the escape of a Lusitania passenger named Mrs. Gwyer, who, when the liner sand., was thrown out of a boat into the sea and sucked down into one of the vessel's huge funnels. As the Lusitania, went deeper down she was shot out by ...

... to the elements of nature, the Lusitania a sacrifice to German kultur. , Central News. LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. New York, Monday, The New York Tribune states that the collector of that port, Mr. Malone, denies the Lusitania carried guns, either mounted or ...

... by one huge billow, and fell into the boiling waters. Then the Lusitania made her last plunge with her funnels flat on the water.. Torrents of water into the four Stacks of the Lusitania, and Mrs. Gwyer was swept away on the flood, and, to the horror ...

... assurance to those sailing on the Lusitania that she would be well taken care of when she reached the danger zone. Asked by the interviewer if had beard that there' was a large amount of shrapnel aboard the Lusitania, Mr. Thomas replied : cannot say from ...

... attending tho of the Lusitania. Lord Mersey has consented to conduct the inquiry. THE LIJSITANIA NOT ARMED. The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following announcement The statement appearing In some newspapers that the Lusitania was armed is wholly ...

... the Lusitania, was also in the Titanic and Empress of Ireland when they met with disaster. MASS AT WESTMINSTER. A solemn Requiem Mass will be sung in Westminster Cathedral on Friday next, at 11.30 a.m., for the victims of the Lusitania and ...

... made, but what we know far is that the Lusitania was allowed to come, at speed much below ber best, through waters known to be- infested by hostile submarines. The argument that the Admiralty had interest tiie Lusitania than in a North Sea fishing trawler ...

... know how much reliance to place in newspaper reports, but the UaUij Mail Saturday contained a remarkable photograph of the Lusitania, taken since war started. The liner is stationary; the picture is taken from an armed liner, and a rowing boat is on its ...

... SHIP'S ZIGZAG. Dr. Daniel V. Moore. of Yankton, South Dacota.—The first abnormal thing I noticed was a zigzag swing of the Lusitania. This occurred about one o'clock in the day. It attracted the attention of several of us, and with the aid of glasses we ...

... quarter of an hour before it occurred a patrol boat passed the Lusitania, turned round and followed her. The same observer states that a patrol boat darted up from the west immediately the Lusitania sank. These statements; however, are in direct conflict with ...