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... of the Lusitania. The Note says that Germany considers it necessary that both countries should arrive at a complete agreement regarding the facts of the case. The facts from the German standpoint are that the Lusitania was a big auxiliary cruiser, and, ...
... 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 ...
... big blackboard above their trench with a few lines it. After a while we found that the message was German submarine sunk Lusitania; all hands lost/ They were cheering all the time. Our Engineers had that particular trench'mined, and this same morning was ...
... rendered herself liable to penal servitude for life, sentenced her to six months’ imprisonment in the second division. THE LUSITANIA CBIMI. ...
... eldest son left five million DOLLARS. NEW YOKK, Saturday. Under his will Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who lost his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed, has left to his widow 0£600,000. together with the income derivable from trust fund of J81,000,000, is two ...
... PAPER AND LUSITANIA. Central Newt War Telegram. AMSTERDAM. Friday. The Socialist paper, ” Goerlitzer Foiksseitung,” has been placed under preventive censorship the paper, in commenting on the American Note, criticised the torpeding the Lusitania. BARRY TRADER ...
... antiquity—a considerable portion its rolling stock being made in Germany, 1 understand—the better. Apropos the loss of the Lusitania, I am asked by the son of the late Mr. Guy Lewin to insert note the effect that any of the survivors of that tragedy who ...
... with the relatives of Mr. William ones, ,p who had passed away recently; Alderman Peter Jones, who had lost his so* the Lusitania outrage; Mr. William Gladstone, who had gallaitiy laid down his life for his country; Lord St. Davids, who had lost his wife ...
... receipt United States men sly adopted. Government of the German reply to their Further resolutions were passed pay a Kote the Lusitania crime, which is dividend of per cent, per annum (less •M**»rs. E. Brln»«n William*. generally expected this week-end, and ...