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... German Embassy ic given as the authority for the statement that ihe Ger. man Government may state, in explanation of the Lusitania disaster, that although the sink- ing of the British steamer had heen deliberately planned, the loss of life on board ocen ...
... cause for thanksgiving, in that the sink- ing of the Lusitania removes from the ecene one of the most bated rivals of Herr BALLIN and his line. Every excuse is given for the outrage— that the Lusitania was armed (which is a lie) ; that she was carrying ...
... LTISITANIA CTIMS. At the inquest on the Lusitania victime, resumed at Kinsale to-day, the jury found — “ This appalling crime was contrary to inter- national law and the conventions of al! civi- lised nations, and we, therefore, charge the officers of ...
... INQUEST ON LUSITANIA STEWARD. At an inqacst held at Liverpool vesterday concerning the death of Charles Kinght (6). a steward on the Lusitania, the Coroner said thar of many appalling tragedies none nad awakened the horror and detestation of the civilised ...
... the EXAMINER 15 1915 GERMAN JOY OVER THE GREAT MURDER EXCUSE FOR THE SINKING OF LUSITANIA PEOPLE ON BOARD 8UBMARINE8 CREW HOIST FIA6 TO CLAIM THEIR ACT appalling low 1300 lives Among leave up f ajv Cunard lljat wtriMhg ubniaruir ! i the war For surface ...
... the, oe ¥ qr | hy J. ©. 4 LUSITANIA VICTIM. Mr. TOM KING, eon of the late Dr. King. of Newmill. ...
... excuse for this cold-blooded murder, state that the Lusitania wes armed, and that sne carricd munitions of war. They are gloating over this fiendish crime. The Cunard Company state that the Lusitania carried no guné. The great liner is believed to have ...
... in einkiett the unarmed Lusitania and sending nearly fourteen hundred non-combatants, largely composed of women and children, to their doom without warning. No good purpose would be served here by discussing why the Lusita.nia, in. spite of warning, went ...
... WOULD SINK TEN LUSITANTAS TO SAVE ONE GERMAN SOLDIFR. A on the sinking of the Lusitania pears in the German paper ‘ Der ” Its ch aracter may be gathered from the following translation one stanza: The shi goes down with crew. Hurrah! A thousand German ...
... AMERICAN NO Amsterdam, Wednes Commenting on the American Note reg: ing the Lusitania, the ‘‘ Vossische Zeitung” says: If America succeeds in insisting upon British merchant vessels no longer sailing under false flags, upon Great Britain ceasing to arm ...
... concerned. The Government cannot, however, get rid of the idea that facts having direct connec- tiuns with the sinking of the Lusitania have cs- ed ihe attention of the American Govern- ment, and therefore esteems it necess: in the interests of complete accord ...
... at the and ex pressed their horror and sympathy at ihe tess of the Lusitania. The Netherlands Minister also called, and made plain that ery meot’s positivn with relation to the Lusitania was the same as that of the United Staies verument, as a number of ...