... LUSITANIA. Tfc- b-ut«, -.mparallplKl tins foul blackness and Satanic greed For dying pangs ...

... s/hipping and everyone is asking what ®!ps the Admiralty took to protect * Lusitania—a mammoth vessel cost her owners some two sterling to build. part, from the loss of the Lusitania, e war news mainly political in The belief that Italy is on , e Point of ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Mr. answering Commander Bellairs, in the House Commons, yesterday, «»i6« the Lusitania could not satisfactorily formulated until sufficient evidence had been obtained from ...

... SAVED FROM THE LUSITANIA. Miss Dorothy Dodd, the sister Mr. W. Dodd. Paris-street, Exeter, who was on board the Lusitania, and rescued after being the water for two hours. ...

... GERMAN VERSION Of Lusitania Crime. Submarine Commander SENDS HIS REPORT. ONLY ONE TORPEDO. Ammunition Explosion! NOTE TO BERLIN. An Undivided Nation. An adjourned inquest was held, Saturday, at Queenstown, on the bodies of a number of Lusitania victims. District ...

... the Lusitania. On the editorial page are the words, several times repeated and printed in capitals, What is President Wilson going to do about it? hat pity Roosevelt is not President of the i United States to-day. The destruction of the Lusitania continues ...

... AMERICA. And Germany. Lusitania Outrage. President Wilson the States' Position. PRIDE OF PEACE. A Waiting Policy. MEW YORK TIRED Of the Kaiser's Emissary And Unofficial Defender. Washington, Tuesday. Germany's official communication expressing regret ...

... funds. It is understood the Lusitania had considerable bullion aboard, but only about 80 bags of mails, the bulk having been forwarded from New York by the American liner New York, which sailed the same day as the Lusitania. The funerals of a large number ...

... not the Lusitania, but the Iron Duke. It would not be proper to indicate the disposition of our patrol flotilas. It may be stated, however, that q, certain area of our homo waters is regarded being under their protection, and the Lusitania had not entered ...

... CRIME the Lusitania. AMERICA'S NOTE To the Murderers. Guarantee Against Further Attacks Demanded. REPARATION for VICTIMS. Apologies Not Enough To Satisfy States. Piracy Must Step. Washington, Thursday. The Government Note to be sent to Germany to-day ...

... Germany, formally demands that the Imperial Government should account for the loss of American lives in the sinking of the Lusitania, and for the violation of American rights in the war zone, and also asks for guarantees against repetition. A plain intimation ...

... AMERICA And Germany, NEW. LIGHT ■ Lusitania Crime. Rescue ships off by Pirates. Attacked and Chased. Washington Note. D EPIANT attitude. the Hun Press, Boston. Tuesday. ...