... concerning the Lusitania have appeared in the German Press. He declares that the Lusitania was not an auxiliary cruiser, and gives the following points which were operative in the case of the Lusitania. The ' Lusitania,' he says, was ...

... LUSITANIA'S RECORD. The Lusitania arrived from New York at 9 a.m., making the passage in 4 days, 16 hours, 45 minutes, which is a little over her best Eastern record of 4 days, 15 hours, 52 minutes. ROUGH VOYAGE FROM THE CAPE. The Aberdeen liner ...

... AWAITING THE LUSITANIA ? GERMAN CRUISER REPORTED NEAR NEW TORR. New York, August 4. The German cruiser Dresden is reported he lurking off New York, possibly with the abject of atteonpting to ;tofu-rept the Lusitania.--ron. tral Newc. Olympic ...

... THE LUSITANIA’S PASSAGE. NEW YORK, Jrai 11. A wireless telegram rareived hero by way of Halifax Scotia) atetea that the Ctmard liner Lustlaeio has so far averaged knots her westward voyase. record i»t-snßo is to Ira practically certain.. Central NEW YORK ...

... BIJILT THE LUSITANIA. The death oceurn•d at Glasgow today . of Mr. John Gibb Dunlop, late managing director of Mese Brown'. Shipbuilding Clydebank. Mr. Dunlop was one of our foremost marim constructors, and was responsible for the building of ocean giants ...

... LUSITANIA'S SPEED. Hopis That WM Average V to Propellor Wades. armee or Owen Ltvgaroot. WedamdaY• _ Itoraarkablo. kid aaaeation=l. volt , aro exported fonsa'an earor.r.eat D o w lookr!ig madon tho kamitanla bore. . . . - falungrd or the Irtll , 101. ;10e ...

... LUSITANIA JUDGMENT. (Contthued from Page 1.) saved, and of the females 9, making the total nuDiber saved 239. CREW’S GOOD CONDUCT. I and that the conduct of the masters, the officers, and the crew was satisfactory. They did their best in difficult and ...

... that the fate of the Ancona will do more than the fate of the Lusitania, the Arabic, and the Hesperian. The Austrians, doubtless, know as well as the Germans that, I before the Lusitania was sunk, Pam'- , warned Germany that if her war vermeils destroyed ...

... THE TORPEDOFD LUSITANIA. We mourn for thee. who, by a hand, Now behemoth the waven which bore them on ' From the United States to own land. who. in a few boon, would upon Thi clam of Albion. Briain's breams fanned Their cheeks. their or nearly 'When the ...

... THE LUSITANIA MURDERS. There is a mental attitude to be found in a certain type of intellectual who seeing, say, cats are with their lower intelligence the victims of an excessive and disturbing zeal for cleanliness, would have us beware that there ...

... LUSITANIA FINDINGS. THE DELIBERATE NATURE OF THE CRIME. TWO SUBMARINES. NO BLAME ATTACHING TO MASTER OR OWNERS. Lord Mersey to-day delivered the judgment of the Court constituted by the Board of Trade to inquire into the loss of the Lusitania. ...

... A LUSITANIA SAILS FROM LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK Saturday, Feb. 13th, at 2-30 p.m. ...