... ,THE LUSITANIA NOTE Summary of German Reply. MORE PROCRASTINATION. atm Association Was goacial.) AMSTERDAM. buncisS. TIM following as a brief summary of the German Not• To America regarding the sinking of the Lusitsoia. The Note says Germany car' eiders ...

... THE LUSITANIA A WARSHIP. The faets Irani the German standpoint are that the Lucitania was a big auxiliary cruiser, and. according trustworthy information from German officials and neutral passengers, had guns concealed under her deck and carried trained ...

... SITUATION. (Through Reuter's Agency.) WASHINGTON. Nlooday Germany's reply to the Ameriran Note regarding the sinking of the Lusitania ha; produced a feeling of profound disappointment at her failing to answer the United States demands, and this feeling is ...

... 173, as against the record haul of 47,504 tons made by the pirates in the preceding week, which included, of course, the Lusitania. In addition to the two big ateamers, four fishing veswls were sent to the bottom during the week. The wholesale sowing of ...

... body of a baby, about six months did, picked up at sea, was landed at Queenstown by a trawler. It is undoubtedly • of the Lusitania crime. The facility for cheap tramway fares London County Council school children under fourteen (hitherto limited to single ...

... the water 1 ” boasted Wilhelm 11. a famous occasion. sunset Friday, May 7th, 1915, Germany’s future lay, together with the Lusitania, at the bottom of the sea. She cannot iift. her head -again for a hundred years. Decent folk will turn, and shrink from German ...

... have let loose on our men a foul poison which maims and tortures and destroys : the slaughter of women and children in the Lusitania is only a crowning infamy. Two things are clear : —(1) For the sake of our civilisation, for the sake of the liberty of the ...

... Rolfe, eldest son of the Rector of Kirk Bramwith, and formerly headmaster Tamworth Grammar School, who went down with the Lusitania. The publication of the story has brought correspondence, including a letter from a gentleman who was the liner, and who ...

... unspeakable horrors perpetrated tho enemy, tho nhuman disregard for tho lives ot women and children exhibited the destruction Lusitania, and the unholy joy expressed the German pre.. at the carrying out this deed, bad convinced the citizens the British Empire ...

... Goldenhill Church on Sunday afternoon for the late Mr. A. Wood, who it will be remembered was a passenger on the illfated Lusitania. The chief mourners were: Mrs. A. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Wood (father and mother). of Burstein: )lie E. Wood, Misr L. Wood and ...

... enlisted for duration war. being beforehand employed Messrs. Smith and Sons, Charles-street. AMAZED AT THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. local member of the Army Service Corps in the person of Pte. Win. Parkes (2«), 42, King-street, Palfrey, has been in a hospital ...

... 23, at the Knowle, Hixon, Hues TuURNOCK, age WILKES.—May 23, at the Lodge, Creswell, JOHN WILKES, age WOOD.—May 7, in the Lusitania disaster, ARTHU! son of Herbert and Mary Ann Wood, of 48, Scotia- Joun Woop, of Oldcott Green, Goldenhill, only road. Burslem ...