... of fact regarding the real character of the Lusitania and her cargo no attempt will be made to reply to the demands contained in the American Note. These assumptions of fact are as follows:—The Lusitania was built as an auxiliary cruiser, subsidised ...

... GERMAN 'REPLY TO AMERICA. EXCUSE FOR SINKING OF LUSITANIA. DEMANDS REFUSED. ...

... dislikes an intimation the Berlin Note will probably be ternwith an iatempt to invoke control'''. over the facts regarding the Lusitania. The financial community are aware that the c's is not likely to be patient with or trivialities, especially , , 3 ( /WM ...

... candy. Under his will Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Chocolate they do not particularly care for. who lost his life when the Lusitania was tor- When chocolates are sent in they are mixed pedoed, has left to his widow a RUM of up with other sweets, and the ...

... State for Vrcign Affairs, is leaving town shortly for his roidence in tho North. Lady lackwortli. who was rescued from the Lusitania, has almost recovered. She his left Dublin, and is now at Caerleon, Mon. M L Davydi , ff. Chamberlain to the Czar of Eu,is ...

... Temptation. We shall all be there, no doubt. The umpire Watch Your Step is going very strong. Don't forget the all-American Lusitania matinee at tie Pavilion on Thursday next. Miss Lee White joins the Pavilion staff with several new songs and some truly ...

... la conscience des Americains a ete eclairee par les Al!emends eux-memes: Dinant, Louvain, Is cathedrale de Reims, le Lusitania, sont des faits que reloquence d'or de M. Fox n'arrivera pas a effacer. Mail' puisqu'il a sur les fronts de l'est et de ...

... United S'ates which is scarcely calculated to con&late American opinion. Should the excuse offered for the crime of the Lusitania be accurately summed up in the forecast published in New York, we may expect an outburst of uncontrollable indignation. At ...