... LUSITANIA 2ft. The Deutsche Tageszeitung” says:—We have received the following letter regarding the Lusitania from an illustrious personality who is at the west front : last our submarines have made the great coup, and is to hoped it is only the beginning ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. REWARDS FOR THE RECOVERY OF BODIES OP VICTIMS. Tn memory of the victims the Lusitania, Pontifical Keouicm Mass was celebrated at tlie Westminster Cathedral yesterday. The officiuring were Cardinal Bourne and Bishop Bint. Vittoria’s ...

... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Mr. W,llium Thorne Lal*—Wc.*i Ham 6. Mr. RUNCIMAN President to the Hoard Trade) •laird that the inquiry into the loss the Lusu.in would I** held not committee, but siniuory •ujn. coßitsnog of wreck commissioner, with skilled would ...

... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Commander BELL.VT~S asked tho President of the Board Trade whether was now m position to state the questions which would addressed .o Lord Mersey's Board of Trade enquiry into the loss of the LiuaUnia, and whether couid give the ...

... THE LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND. Nearly ha* been sent the Council House in response to the appeal by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham for subscriptions towards the fund for the relief the sufferers by the sinking of the Lusitania. The latent donations include 10b ...

... SAFETY AT SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania.” The way to reasonably certain of saving life .sea., in these days of mine and submarine, is to wear continnou-'ly night and day the “GIEVE” LIFE - SAVING WAISTCOAT It is the only device its kind roat, can worn ...

... which was i issued the German Admiralty, and the^special; against travelling by the Lusitania. ! North American citizens nevertheless entrusted I themselves the Lusitania, blame falls on them- selves and their Government. Can the American Government guarantee ...

... attached the bodies. The Coroner; there any justification for saying that the Lusitania was armed?—So far know none whatever. . Robert Chisholm, second steward of the Lusitania, who was examined Kinsale, was recalled, and was asked the Coroner if had any ...

... quantities of ammunition inside the ship. In article on the sinking the Lusitania, the Zeitung'” lays the whole blame for the loss the great liner the American Government. The Lusitania, says the journal, “coaid not mistaken, and had idea of being mistaken ...

... it property covered in. The Wreck op the Lusitania.— The Lord Major of Birmingham has now received about £l6O towards the fund which is being raised for the rejief of the sufferers from the wreck of the Lusitania. The latest subscrip, tions include £lO ...

... “to the German public that it should liave been -eported that Berlin felt pride or satisfaction in t!he sinking of the Lusitania. Many were glad that the act was possible, it ensured confidence in the German fleet, but is lie ...

... received fcue Lusitania’s wireless call for help, end headed for the scene fo disaster, anti wore subjected such attacks submarines that for the preservation of their own vessels they had to continue their voyage. The death-roll the Lusitania’s passengers ...