... Germany, England contends. It is understood that President Wilson does not favour raising the issue with England until the Lusitania matter has been settled with Germany. ...

... , have taken the offensive. The Netherlands Government has sent a Note to Germany protesting against the sinking of the Lusitania. It is substantially similar to the United States' Note. Several Dutch subjects were lost The correspondent of the Exchange ...

... distress. She was under charter to the United States as a naval freighter, and was struck about 100 miles west of where the Lusitania , was torpedoed. The incident is serious, whether caused by a tn:ne or torpedo, since mines there are unlawful. Deapatehes ...

... BOWRING'S BROTHER One of the telegrams published in the Agricultural Repotrer on May 11, in connection with the sinking of the Lusitania, stated that among those taken from the water was Mr. C. W. Bowring, the Red Cross agent in New York, who jumped overboard ...

... cargo for Scandinavian ports. Advices from Berne announce that Switzerland is preparing a Note to Germany regarding the Lusitania, on behalf of the Swiss citizens who perished on her. Switzerland approves of the United States' Note, but thinks something ...

... any arrangement with private parties regarding the British seizures. London, May 24. —Sir hugh Lane, who was lost with the Lusitania, bequeathed to the public galleries of Dublin and London his art collection, which is worth perhaps £lOO,OOO. The London ...