... works for the , manufacture of steeling shell. THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. Mr. Runciman. answering Commander Beil airs, said the questions for submission to the Court Inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania could not satisfactorily de- until sufficient evidence ...

... regard to it. Mr. Runciman, Questioned Commander Bellairs, said the skilled assessors who were assist Lord Mersey in the Lusitania inquiry had not yet been appointed. Certain questions yet to formulated would addressed the Court Inquiry. There would no ...

... jhannssburg's lead, tha b-ovy being ibe same ia every owe. Inaensed Crowds parading the streets and demand ing vengeance .on the Lusitania's murderers It is impossible yet assess the done, bni seems certain it already exceeds million stealing. Fear of the native ...

... and very peooliat circumstances arising from this fact. Lord Mersey intimated that would not giro Boding the Court until Lusitania inquiry—tbe date ol which will probably settled next coccSudeJ. ...

... Italy joining the combatant Powers, is now officially declared the lamentable loss of life caused by the sinking of the Lusitania ; the deplorable troop train disaster on Saturday near Carlisle, providing casualty list of over 400; the fall of the Liberal ...