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... The Lusitania. The sinking of the Cunard liner lasitania is a triumph of German piracy. It will he received with joy by the German people, and it will be a cause of sorrow and anger throughout these countries and the United States. Many stout ships have ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ...
... THE LUSITANIA. CONCOCTED NEUTRAL OPINION. Telegraphing ea the Morning yorremondent at Byrne sam:--tred . L . i . a . ty the sanitise d the Laaitaais mat Propegamia Bantam peps, esateel amatrias w!th gerati containing mriamly worded apologies Cernany. ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Speaking at the great recruiting meeting Newry, which least six thousand people were present, Eev. Father Frank O’Hare, C.C., saidlreland speaks to-day with united voice, and will strike with united arm. Her message is to every man ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME Rescue Ships Attacked by German Submarines ETON I A’S EXCITING ...
... LUSITANIA CRIME. ...
... THE SUNKEN LUSITANIA. Replying to Mr. William Thorne. Mr. RLNCIIIAN stated that the enquiry Into the loss of the Lusit•nia woti.d held. not. by • Committee, but by • Statutory Cut consisting of • Wreck Commissioner with skilled assessors. It would be ...
... LUSITANIA’S LOSS Some Questions to be Asked The “Morning Post says Some ques turns bearing the sinking the great Cunard liner are to be put next week. Lord Charles Beresford wants to know whether his Majesty’s ehips Juno and Isis were at Queenstown at ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER Two More Bodies Recovered BKIIKIIAVEN, Wedncs^ght. Tw more bodies ■were waahod ashore near to-day, one, that of a ship otlfcer. with Uxreo gold braid ringa sleeve, l>dght 6ft. liiu, name Piper** on shirt hand, wearing gold ring ...
... ADMIRALTY AND LUSITANIA (CONTINUED I’aGE FITE.) ...
... LUSITANIA ISASTER sale Murder ...
... observe the rules concerning naval prises. The Lusitania, it contends, also tarried Cans* ** troops and war material, and Germany is justified if she destroys enemy munitions to protect her own soldiers. The Lusitania, held, acted against American law forbidding ...