... that the most extreme concessions possible be made to America over the demands contained in President Wilson’s Note the Lusitania outrage. These cable® were sent after both Ambassadors had had conversation with Mr. Bryan at the State Department. It is ...

... hret and noisiest class, emboldened by t-he “success of the Lusitania massacre, are boastful in lihe extreme furore events. All British liners, according to then , are to follow the Lusitania to th? bottom of the ocean, tihe British flag is be driven off ...

... German plan frighten American travelling on British ships miscarried yesterday, when over 1.200 passengers sailed on the Lusitania after having boon solemnly warned, not only the German Embassy Washington, but by various German sympathisers who, having ...

... PASSENGER. Mr. Walter WnghL managing director the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company (Limited), Coventry, was among the on the Lusitania. Enquiries Ireland have faded to elicit any ...

... neutral countries. It tirst alleges that the Lusitania warn armed—as matter fact she was net—and then states that who carried cargo munitions totally irrelc>unt matter. The broad effect the statement that the Lusitania deserved her fate, and that her passengers ...

... THE FINAL the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite number of men took leap of quite &eventy teet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the surface. took her final plunge the boilers, I think ...

... SCENES AT LIVERPOOL. PATHETIC CROWD BESIEGE TILE CUNAKD OFFICES. Crowd® anxious relatives of the Lusitania’s passengers were still besieging the Liverpool offices of the Cunard Company Saturday night. Some had waited for hoars eagerly scanning the lists ...

... passenger came in it, and between we were able to get some thirty people out the water. Whale were doing that I noticed the Lusitania gradually disappearing. “Women and children under the protection of men had clustered in lines the port side, and as the ...

... the action the submarine commander who sank the Lusitania. This is contained in a suggestion that the German Government could not have intended to oe ...

... ‘WARNED OFF” AT LIVERPOOL. The feeling against Germans Uverpoo festerday account the Lusitania horror was intern sc. On the Cotton Exchange it was anticipated there would be trouble, as threats had been openly made that any German face which showed itself ...

... u list with her. WARNING FROM THE GERMAN EMBASSY. AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE AMERICAN PRESS. Although the torpedoing of tbe Lusitania comes os a great surprise, Cierman* undoubtedly gave full warning of their intentions sink the vessel, even going to the ...

... ship was to be sunk. —Central News. HOW A HUSBAND AND WIFE WERE SAVED. A BIRMINGHAM FIRM’S MANAGER, Two survivors of the Lusitania, who called at the Cunard Office in London, yesterday afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. S. L. B. Lines, of Toronto. Mr. Lines ...