... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. WHEN JOY BELLS BANC. To the Editor th e •• Burton Obmerver. Sir,—Very It tit. orrespondenee hint COPE trona Germany titts seek, and that mainly ti acknowledgments and cads. ! have, however, received a vcry intertk-ting visit from ...

... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. On May 7 occurred the sinking of the Lusitania, acclaimed by the Germans the greatest success won their submarines, and the rest the world as their most horrible crime. Before the great Cnnarder sailed from New York, advertisements ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. WHEN JOY BELLS RANG. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BURTON DAILY MAIL. Sir, Very little correspondence has come through from Germany this week, and that mainly consisting of acknowledgments and Xmas cards. I have, however, received a very ...

... LUSITANIA CASE. Gr.RMA.NV Ml LI. PAY. BTI NOT ADMIT PRINCIPLE Xrw York, Wednesday The 'Wa.'hinß'on of tlif“ Evening Port” etatnn that Count \'on Bemetorfl, the Ambassador, raquested Btrlin to (-end him instructions befor» the etui the jf jiossiKle authorising ...

... SUBMARINE THAT SUNK LUSITANIA. Mr. Cowan asked the First Lord whether had received any official report of tho loss the German submarine which sank the Lusitania, and, so, under what circumstances thi# occurred, and whether the offioera and crew of the ...

... ECHO LUSITANIA DISASTER. Dr. F. Pearson, the Canadian-American capitalist drowned the Lusitania disaster, left estate in the United Kingdom of the gross value of £*328,960. Deceased left four million dollars trust to pay one-fourth of the income his wife ...

... CAPTAIN TURNER TELLS HIS STORY. REPLY TO N»w Tom, November Captain William T. Turner, who was in command the Canard liner Lusitania when she was torpedoed the Germans in May last, and now commands the cargo steamer Ultonia, has broken the long silence ...

... TWO THESE SUBMARINES. Captain William T. Turner, who waa in command of Cunard liner Lusitania when she torpedoed by the Germane in May last, and now commands the cargo steamer Ulionia, has broken the long silence maintained him since the outrage, and ...

... that mailer at speed the Lusitania had been going she would have sunk. the subject, of the qualifications and conduct the crew. Cap.am turner's declaration >s as follows- has been made various persons that cr. of the Lusitania was composed green hands ...

... Replies lo Criticisms. ALL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN, Vosk,all November Captain William T. Turner, who was command the Cunaxd liner Lusitania, when she torpedoed by the Germans .n May las*, and now commands the cargo steamer, L.toma, has broken the long si- nee ...

... SINKING OF THE LESITANLt. On May 7 occurred the sinking of the Lusitania, acclaimed by the Germans as the greatest success won by their submarines, and by the rest of the world as their most horrible crime. Before the great Cunarder sailed from New York ...

... follows: “Comment has been made by various persons that the crew of the Lusitania was composed green hands, and that they did their duty. This is not correct. The of the Lusitania, like those of other big British liners, were all Naval Beserve men. and ...