... THE LOST LUSITANIA. Tlio Board Trade hist night Hiinouiiced that the Solicitor to tho Board Trade will continue take statement.* from passenger* Lu.-itania the Hotel Mctropolc, Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C., until 6 p.m. to-day, and any passenger ...

... their professional advisers. . The Lusitania Inquiev. Mr. RUNCIMAN (President, Board of Trade) informed Commander Bellairs that tho Attorney-General and the Solicitor-General would bo the leading counsel in the Lusitania inquiry. The assessors would, he ...

... to the fact that the t,vM-l was carrying munitions of war. The aubi urine dixharged its torpedo in inch manner that the Lusitania would not have sunk unless it .id contained explosive material., and Germany * :rows the responsibility tor the disaster ...

... you what the present low copyright is. and ask some solicitor your town when you and havo afternoon spare. THE LOSS THE LUSITANIA. PASSENGER STRANGE EXPERIENCE. To the Editor Yorkshire Post. Sir,—You may like publish tlio folio wing account the experience ...

... then, swimming slowly alongside the sinking vessel, saw the saddest sight and heard heartrending cries. Soon afterwards the Lusitania slid down under tho surface, and huge green babble boiled over the place with an ever-widening fringe wreckage, some which ...

... projectiles has made great progress there. After the illustration of German methods conveyed all the world the outrage on the Lusitania, there little doubt that whatever resources discoveries the United States possesses in this matter will Und their way the ...