... expert in using the batteries. The Lusitania on leaving New York had guns on board, which were under the deck. The British Government offered and paid sums for the annihilation submarines a merchant vessels. The Lusitania had previousl also on her last voyage ...

... {a “GRAVE SITUATION.” PRESIDENT WILSON 10 REPLY WITHIN 48 HOURS. Th ¢ German reply lo America’s Note on the crime of the Lusitania has created a grave situation between the two countries. The American demands for repara- tion and for the abandonment of ...

... evasive ; it Lusitania was a e « The was the against Germany, saine as in the same way as Louvain Ui and Rheims Cathedral were fortifications, same way as various raided seaside resorts it England were The journal adds that the fact the Lusitania was unarmed ...

... first prescribed. We can deal with Wilson when the full text is available. But if ceply to President the slaughter of the Lusitania’s is to be defended by the assertion that that vessel was available for is *s attempt on ‘the Megantic. That liner, which ...

... Austrians appear to be emu‘ating their Allies’ atrocities by mutilating Italian children in the Trentino. Germany's rep'y to the Lusitania Note is characterised i in the American Press as insincere and insulting. President Wilson's rejoinder is expected to be ...