... protect the Lusitania than any tramp, the argument being that if special measures are taken for a Lusitania they must also be taken for the protection any other merchantman. - The Admiralty, we are told, could not undertake to guard the Lusitania merely because ...

... EMPHATIC VERDICT IN INQUEST ON LUSITANIA VICTIMS. “The deceased met their death from exposare, a.bout eight miles S.S.u . the Old Head of Kinsale, on Friday, May 7, 1915, owing to the sinking of the mail steamer Lusitania by torpedoes nrecl without warning ...

... “SUCH A THING U. 3, PRESIDENTS speech. REFERENCE BY IMPLICATION TO THE LUSITANIA. CHEERED BY NEWLY - MADE AMERICANS. Philadelphia, Tuesday. President Wilson addressed a meeting 4,000 naturalised Americans here last night, and gave the first intimation ...

... HERR BALLIN AND THE LUSITANIA. ...

... sinking of half-a-dozen Lusitanias would a cheap price for great blessing.—Yours tru'y, Camberley, Surrey Beitishee. HOSTAGES ON LINERS. Sir, —The culminating horror of Germany’s latest atrocity, the torpedoing of the Lusitania, shows us that the Germans ...

... forty-eight hours we h».ve received a, large number of letters from readers of The Globe, expressing anger at the crime of the Lusitania, and the need for stern Government action. e print selection. 1 Sir,—l believe that Admiral von Tixpitz’s son is now prisoner ...

... TO U.S. SURVIVORS It is urged that all American survivors of the Lusitania should communicate their names and present whereabouts to the Embassy at 4, Grosvenor-gardens witlr as little delay as possible. THE KAISER FOUND GUILTY, ...

... savs Bir Valentine Chirol in letter to the Times. For him probably more than to any other German we owe the suiting of tHe Lusitania. He has been tor many t ears past one the Kaiser's most trusted advisers in all matters of maritime policy —der the Ocean-Jew- ...

... today to the riots, said that whilst making allowance for the indignation felt at the loss of hundreds of innocent lives the Lusitania, people must restrain themselves until the day of reckoning. These outbursts would be regarded as in mitigation of what the ...

... precautions. Had Captain Turner been given instructions call Falmouth instead of Queenstown, without letting the world know, the Lusitania would still be afloat probably, and without loss of life. The passengers would appreciate the precaution, rather than grumble ...

... and steps were being taken to deal with them (hear,hear). The Lusitania Inquiry. Commander BELL AIRS asked the Board of Trad for the names Lord Mersey s skill'd assessors in the Lusitania inquiry ■mi whether the Board of Trade or such m inquiry had authority ...

... expresses its anger by insisting upon the taking of such reprisals as shall make the enemy pay dearly for his awful acts. The Lusitania also teaches another lesson. The country is forced to realise that the German will indeed stop at nothing. The danger, then ...