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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, ...
... 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 ...
... VALUED FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS, New York, Saturday. Under his will, Air. Alfred C. Vanderbilt, who lost his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed, has le-'t to his widow three million dollars, together with the income derivable from trust fund five million ...
... Germany failed to take advantage the loophole left hr President ia hit Note, in which eaid that anil not believe that the Lusitania had been torpedoes at the direction the German authorities, giving the Gor van Government or disavowing it* responsibility ...
... States Government's Note is from the point of view that the Lusitania must be considered as an ordinary unarmed merchant vessel. The German Government emphasises the statement that the Lusitania was one of the most rapid ships built with Government funds ...
... TO AMERICA. LUSITANIA AN AUXILIARY CRUISER.’ DEMANDS EVADED. PIRATICAL POLICY TO CONTINUE. (Press Association War Spoo'al.) Amsterdam, Sunday. The following is brief summary of German Note to America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania: The Note says ...
... May—about 200 in number—were greatly depressed as a result the losses they had suffered, and the violence of our fire. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Garraany’s Impudent Reply to America. The Standard gays—ln spite of the menace of a new and formidable Power in ...
... Education was not suited the work it was intended to do. Ma £lo,ooo.ooo.—The will Mr Alfred O. who was lost in tte sinking the Lusitania, bequeaths property amounting to 50,000,000 del*. His wife 3,000,000 dole, besides income trust fuad 5,000,000 dels, and ...
... 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 ...
... a n d German conini•ndc, ionvr oi) , ..ne the prizes. The Lusitania, it contends, Canadian trtops and a•r material, many is Juetifi,d if she dearo)s e n , lions to protect her own !Lusitania. it is held, t i 1 1 States law forbiddit.e passengers to slips ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ...
... the sinking of the Lusitania. Realising apparently that some attempt must be made to find reasons for one of the greatest crimes history, the Germans are trumping up all sorts of tales. It is stated,! for instanoe, that the Lusitania was a big auxiliary ...