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... FLOWERS ON THE GRAVE OF THE LUSITANIA. Beautiful flowers were obtained at the gardens of Lord Barrymoro at Fota by the Cunard Cormony and dispatched yesterday by the Governmentteamer Signet to the scene of the Lusitania where they were distributed over ...
... marine perils at 5250,000 (L 5 0. 000 The spot where the Nebraskan was torpedoed is about 100 miles from the point where the Lusitania was sunk by a German submarine on 7 and more than 1,100 lives were lost, truluding 139 subjects of the United States Not ...
... Ncrra. All the first German comment upon the American Note about the Lusitania is of an unfriendly character, and one newspaper after another declares that Germany ought to yield nothing. The Cologne Gazette eaye We are that the Note will receive from ...
... should blame for the explosion be brought borne to a German eub. marine, the situation arising from the sinking of the Lusitania will be considerably complicated and public exasperation against Germany will be inconveniently increased. The New York Tribune ...
... and gave a short address in which, after briefly recalling the circumstances in which Hr. Pro Milan met his death in the Lusitania, be said that his life was crowded with tremendous energy and yet a ss simple In the boars of relaxation be had no restless ...
... and Von are several times represented. Von Trepitz teems to figure only once, but no doubt he will again appear when the Lusitania medal Is issued. . . . . . Many of the mimes are satirical and the sarcasm Is, of coulee, of the heavy German kind, facetious ...
... for Germany in neutral bottoms. The scheme has been temporarily halted by the The Italian Ministry of Marine issued the , Lusitania disaster and by the refusal of following communira today : American agents in consequence of that disaster A sailing boat ...
... 1 w don to the grim job of scuttling hospital shins and who attained his greatest celebrity in wanton destruction of the Lusitania Shell he. then, be called William the Seuttler too, seems inadequate when we remember the shameful device of asphyxiating ...