... Admiralty statement has been issued denying the impudent German alienation that the Lusitania was armed. She carried no guns. There is some mystery to the reason why the Lusitania was steaming slowly the tine when the was torpedoed in view of the fact that high ...

... from the children as the Lusitania plunged bead downwards beneath the waves Friday will ring through the world. The story of her loss is the story of a felon stroke that brands Germany with an eternity of infamy. The Lusitania, with her immense crew and ...

... Imperial Government formally demands that the Impetisl should account for the of the Arnerioan lives in the sinking of the Lusitania, for violations of Amerman rights in the war sone and also for guarantees that thews will be no repetition of such events ...

... m tkc Victims. The Captain’* own ftory of the tots of the Lusitania was toht for the first time at the inquest at Kinsale on Monday morning on the bodies of five victims. It was the plain narrative of a kindly unaffected seafaring man, told simply, and ...

... Cunader was even more dastardly than that the Falaba. In the latter case a few minutes’ waraiag was given; Ac destruction the Lusitania there was none, and the Ocrmaa pirates knew that If their torpedo struck home there must enormous loss of life. Of 3,100 ...

... THE REAL MOTIVE. The news of the sinking of the Lusitania has put for the time being all other events in the background. So far indeed were we enthralled with indignation and horror at this latest heinous act of our adversaries, that very few Britishers ...

... passenger in Ile Maharishi' the follow. in description of what he saw when the vevsel over the opens of the sinking of the Lusitania 'lt after it : Saturday, 130, •t lunch. A swerve A suspicion. deck. See floating deck chairs A host 1 lead Liver pool. ...

... the New York house of Messrs. Liddell ft Sous, Ltd. Mr. McEvoy’s parents were fortunately unaware that he had sailed the Lusitania, and therefore they had anxiety on this account, the mat intimation that he was one of the passengers, and had been saved ...

... witnessed a succession o( atrocities which must be unpan Deled in the history of mankind. Beginning with the sinking of the Lusitania off the Old Head of Kinsale, the Kultur”-lover* proceeded next to bomb the unoffending civilians of Southend, the popular ...

... ed list of awards, but under the simple but significant titic '' Died of wounds. Sad news has come to hand that the ` . l.usitania has been torpedoed and sunk. ...

... character Mve ’tetter teeth than have the dwellers in regions where “soft” water is drunk. The Old of Kinsale, o« which the Lusitania was sunk, has the scene of at least two hostile invasions, la . September, 1601, Spanish.’dorce of 3,000 men landed at Kinsale ...

... safeguarded. Sir R. COOPER (V )- the Prime j Minitner in a position to say whether the submarine that is stleged to mak the Lusitania was of a larger and ; more powerful typett ban any submarine i prior to 14th April, and whether soy I i information has been ...