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... the Lu.sitania in regard to a matter which will be the subject of a full investigation. and therefore 1 mast refrain from going into it. . - Mi. Boner Law a,ked if any anwer was received to the instructions F ent Ito the captain ni the Lusitania. , to ...
... sinking of the Lusitania. It is pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarines had carried out that threat. An Embassy official says he hopes the fate of the Lusitania will be a warning ...
... of numerous German agents to intimidate the passengers who had hooked cabins on the Lusitania. Many of them received anonymous telegrams warning them that the Lusitania was loomed to destruction. and advising them to postpone their departure. Mr. Alfred ...
... Transatlantic traffic. - [Note.—The statement that the Lusitania was armed i officially denied by the Admiralty. which ,tates that it is wholly false. 1 The Berlin Lokalansci.rer writes:— The Lusitania. on tho order of the British naval authoriticz, 2 ...
... OVERSEA WRATH. MELBOURNE. May 13. There is a stsong feeling against Germans in Australia since the Lusitania outrage. Workmen in many places are refusing to work with Germans. A telegram from Wellington states that the agitation against alien enemy s ...
... official details regarding the manner in which the Lusitania met her doom there is some difficulty in accepting any ,uggestion that the dastardly work was aceom plished by a single submarine. The Lusitania was a vessel ot 26 knots, and although a boat of ...
... and will probably not be delivered at the Foreign Office in Berlin until Saturday. The suggestion made by Germany that the Lusitania ease should be referred to arbitration. which has become known by cable from Berlin, has been received by officials here ...
... who have known the Lusitania for long it would seem M first as impossible that she should sink in a few minutes as that the roadway in the Strand shou..l collapse beneath their feet. And then would come the realisation that the Lusitania was indeed about ...
... Besides, it has openly been admitted by the English Press that, the Lusitania on previous voyages repeatedly carried large quantities of war materials. On the present voyage the Lusitania carried MOO cases of ammunition, while the rest of the cam() also ...
... BERLIN OFFICIAL CANT. AMSTERDAM, May 9. The German Government appears anxious not to encouraTe excessive jubilation over the Lusitania tragedy. A Berlin semi-official telegram say.:— The entire German Press, especially the ` Kohn oche Zeitong,' the ` Frankfurter ...
... OUTRAGE GLORIFIED. LYING VERSIONS FOR NEUTRALS. (From Our Special ANISTERDAM, May S. Germany is proud of the sinking of Lusitania by her submarines, and there is great public rejoicing from end to end of the German Empire over the destruction of the giant ...
... TORPEDO WHICH WOUNDS THE WHOLE WORLD. COPENHAGEN, May 10. The newopaper Hovedstaden. commenting on the of the Lusitania, says: It is clear that Germany now places hermit beyond the pale of international law. Germany shall know—and she will learn ...