... THAN LIVES. FRENCHMEN AND OFFICERS* WAR STRATECY. the re-opening of (he Lusitania inquiry, to-day, before Lord Mersey, Joseph Mauachai, Ontario, second-class passenger the Lusitania, stated that was a French Army officer, and wished to add to the former ...

... settled, and that the labour leaders are threatening to call out the men to-day. MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. BODIES WASHED UP ON THE COAST Op Two bodies of victims of the Lusitania disaster have been washed ashore on the Clare coast near Oahinch. One seamed to ...

... not much to strike mortally the German army, as at the life the civilian population. the commander the submarine which the Lusitania had allowed the passenger and crew leave in boats before torpedoing the liner tliat would have meant inevitable destruction ...

... her quiet, and her forgiveness him was extraordinary. story epilepsy had not been supported him in the witne-s box. THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. ...

... almost simultaneously. No warning was given. third torpedo fired from a different submarine, missed the port side. I he, Lusitania took heavy list to star.hpar4^.and..;U*iesS than twenty minutes i sank. The emirt confirmed the Attorney-Cen- description ...

... rare and thought to the submarine peril, and had diligently collected all the available information likely to affect the Lusitania this voyage. Captain Turner was fully advised as the Admiralty’s plans on the morning of the catastrophe, to secure her arrival ...

... PIDATES. MANY, AMERICANS KIUID. stated yesterday, almost on the eve of the de-patch from Berlin German to the American c-u the Lusitania atrocity, in which over United States cititens lost their lives, German submarine has committed another outrage of the same ...

... attack on the Orduna, which a new proof of German defiance. the torpedo had struck, the case would have been like that the Lusitania. is perfectly clear/’ adds the “Herald/* “that tliis Government jti't where it started when the first Note on submarine warfare ...

... completely satisfactory nant tha.t the reply of the German system education. Some them need till erm i* respect of the Lusitania, think that Germany was country which probably be of a satisfactory nature. they had look for a great many good ■ things ...

... eager to serve their country and join in ammunition-making. Mr. Dwight C. Harris, of Fifth Avenue, New York, one of tl»e Lusitania survivors. and Aileen Cavendish daughter of Colonel Sir William and Lady Foster, were married yesterday Bracknell. Berks ...

... did not indicate the accepted principle the law humanity. The Auieri'an Government a«ks for the act tiho des'-’rnotion the Lusitania. It lefiLsee offer certain vessels which would lie given freedom seas! as this implies that other vessels would subject lo ...

... favourable disposition towards •Germany in the Netherlands. The correspondent expressed himself fiankly. and referred to the Lusitania, the Katwyk, the use of poisonous gas, and other matters. The Austruuis and Gormans, excuse for these causes of disfavour ...