... THE LUSITANIA. The first comments of the German Press on the sinking of the Lusitania run much upon the expected lines, laying stress upon the inevitable character of Germany's submarine war, the benevolent warning advertised by the German Embassy ...

... THE LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED OFF IRISH COAST. NO WARNING. MA NY NOTABLE PASSENGERS. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Then, writes M. Latapie, I sought for some accusation to which there could bo no reply, for some crime without a pretext, and I said, And the Lusitania ? ' The Pope replied with profound emotion I know no more horrible crime. How ...

... 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 LUSITANIA'S SPEED. Another fact which emerges from the statements of survivors is that the Lusitania was not going at full speed. Before the morning fog lifted she was going slowly and sounding her siren, but when the atmosphere cleared she did not ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. The official inquiry into the of the Lusitania, which is to be held before the Commissioner, Lord Mersey, will open on Tuesday, June 15, at 11 o'clock, in the Central Hall, IVeatminster. The assessors who will assist Lord Mersey ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. FINAL SESSION HELD IN PRIVATE The final session of the official inquiry into the o inking of the Lusitania was held privately at the Central Hall, Westminster. on Friday. Speeches were delivered by Mr. Aspinall, K.C., who led on ...

... the Lusitania, is represented as having expressed the opinion that the same German secret agents who secured forged passports for German reservists to leave ' the country also obtained the affidavits that the Lusitania was armed. lie further thinks that ...

... Parry, seamen of the steamship Lusitania. of Liverpool. in recognition of their services in saving life when that vessel was torpedoed the Old Head of Kinsale on May 7. In the recently issued report on the loss of the Lusitania Leslie s. Morton, a boy of ...

... PAPERS LOST IN THE LUSITANIA. The American Woollen Company, of Colemanstreet, were summoned at Guildhall yesterday at the instance of Yr. Theodore Roberts, for falling to forward, to the registrar at Somerset Rouse the particulars required by the Companies ...

... TWO LUSITANIA VICTIMS. Mr. EVAN ANTRIM Lineni, of Yewharrow Orange-over-Bands, Lancashire, trading ea Bran A. Leigh and CO. in Desavigate . Manchester, and am Leigh and But ter, in Boston. 11.8. A., who drowned In the sinking of the Lusitanie 011 May ...

... REMEMBER THE LUSITANIA I A wounded private who arrived in Dublin yesterday from France said that when they were orakied to charge on the morning of September 211 the men cried,' Remember the Lusitania ! ...