... warnings were sent to individuals intending to sad the Lusitania. Most significant all were the letters received in Washington from officials Germany by private persons stating that the Lusitania would surely be destroyed. One official was told -nh much ...

... has caused feeling to run very high in the Stock Exchange against members and clerks enemy origin. Before the sinking the Lusitania, reports ot the horrible sufferings of our troops in landers arising from the inhalation ot poisonous gases had aroused strong ...

... Copenhagen, Saturday. A telegram from Berlin states that the papers have printed m colossal type the news of the sinking of the Lusitania. The torpedoing is registered new triumph for Germany’s naval policy. The general impression is that England has got what ...

... WAS THE BULKHEAD RESISTANCE SUFFICIENT? LIFEBOATS FOR ALL. The Oerrnnn natkn will exult the loss of the Lusitania, and nowhere will the news be received with more savage delight than Hamburg and Bremen, the respective homes of the Hamburg-Amerika and ...

... CRIME AND COMMERCE. We invite the British public and the I civilised world in general to reflect on an aspect the crime tire Lusitania which has not received the consideration it deserve-. In France and Belgium, where they have destroyed factories and mines ...

... forty-eight hours we h».ve received a, large number of letters from readers of The Globe, expressing anger at the crime of the Lusitania, and the need for stern Government action. e print selection. 1 Sir,—l believe that Admiral von Tixpitz’s son is now prisoner ...

... Lord Mersev said the Court would sit at Caxton Hal! for the Lusitania inijuiry, and lie did not think that judgment with regard to the Falaba would be delivered until after the case of the Lusitania had been heard. He would not formally close this Court because ...

... PRESIDENT WILSON SAY? “GRAVE SITUATION” CAUSED BY GERMANY'S LUSITANIA NOTE. WHAT 24 HOURS MAY SHOW'. Washington, Monday, Germany’s reply to the American Note regarding the sinking of the Lusitania has produced a feeling profound disappointment at her failure ...

... HIT. Mr. A. L. Rhys Evans, Mr. Thomas s private secretary, who was also saved, said at about 2 p.m. a torpedo struck the Lusitania amidships without the slightest warning. . “I was on deck and saw the ship sink,' said Mr. Evans. “She sank 15 minutes after ...

... SHOPS. Serious disturbances took place in Liverpool during tho week-end, owing to the women’s anger at the Lusitania murders. Most the crew the Lusitania lived in the north end of the city, near the berthing quays, and Saturday night the anger of their womenfolk ...

... TO U.S. SURVIVORS It is urged that all American survivors of the Lusitania should communicate their names and present whereabouts to the Embassy at 4, Grosvenor-gardens witlr as little delay as possible. THE KAISER FOUND GUILTY, ...

... Vardon and Ted Ray have cancelled their golfing tour in America. They were due to leave Liverpool on Saturdaynext board the Lusitania, but the sinking of that vessel has caused them to cancel all arrangements. ...