... Roaelinrga Viawys nf I “WILL MAKE AMERICA RESPE aa ee The editorial comment in the German P: on the sinking of the Lusitania has been : gularly scanty considering the nature of event. Unauthorised comment, however, | been plentiful, and this is the sort ...

... airmen on the Cushing; ta’ without warning of the steamer Gulflight ; “0 d, finally, the torpedoing without warning of the Lusitania, with the loss of more than a thousand lives of non-combat- anta, among them over a huridred Americans. (2) These acte are ...

... Head, West of Kin gale Head. Lusitania sank off BOATS FROM LUSITANIA SIGHTED. A telegram handed m at Liverpool at 7.19 p.m. was received at the London ofhces of the Cunard Company statihg that several boats, from the Lusitania, had been nine miles south-east ...

... THE LUSITANIA TORPEDOED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE. GREAT VESSEL IN LESS THAN 20 ES. 1,906 ON BOARD. NEARLY 1,150 VICTIMS. SURVIVORS’ The Magnific ent Cunard Liner, the Lusitania, was torpedoed about 9-30 on Friday after noon off the Old Head of Kinsale ly a ...

... Naval tows wounded being gt to te. ived.’ ” A later Sut the he eee be Soe received from 500 and 600 survivors from the rf Lusitania new landed. Aleo some have been Many hospital cases. Severai have died. cei ved.”” landed et Kinsale. Number nob yet re ...

... rioting. ] In a serious riot at Doncaster several per- suns were injured by revolver shots. ‘“‘Concord’’—Guinness in perfect LUSITANIA DISASTER ...

... Apri! 19 This action by the German Embassy cansed reaentment im Washington, and wpe generally imterpreted os a threat the Lusitania Indeed, a German in America “We shall have himeelf confident that ° “We did it to ease our lest harm to persons was the rx ...

... applied to transport areas, and much harm could be done thereby to several Irish porte. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. The torpedoing of the Lusitania is an eternal crime, it is a biack act of piracy, it is wholesale murder. ingeniously and artfully planned ...

... PRESIDENT WILSON. WASHINGTON, Satarday. Wilson was ing to leave the White House for a drive when th® news of arrived the Lusitania out i had discussed for an hour the Gulfl question, and the members of the Cabinet all gone to lundfteon. They returned to ...

... the Treasury offi- Se ee tended to blow u their shi the event of war between t' United and Ge-- many ag a result of the Lusitania Nothing of a si character was dis- clased on the liners, but the search was by no means completed, and was being continued ...

... will be sought, Germany in effect is reminded that no jon can restore the lives sacri- sh: ficed in the sinking of the Lusitania and other ( of une ! precedents, but are valueless ‘ed by cessation of the which endanver the of non-cor ‘S) The right of ...

... DEATH AND WRECKAGE When Lusitania sank of water were cast into the air and this fell back on the boats alomst swamping them. It was black like li id soot, and those in the boate were drenched with it. When the suction had subsided the water became covered ...