... that, and other information, they sent a warning to the Lusitania and directions for her course. It would not be right to go into that matter view of theenquiry. The shocking exception of the Lusitania should not divert the attention of the House and the ...

... newspapers that the Lusitania was armed is wholly untrue. In reply to the New York Tribune, which cabled that the German Embassy stated that the Lusitania was armed, Mr. Booth, chairman of the Canard Company, sent the following reply Lusitania was not armed ...

... passengers or merchant vessels, more than 200 of which arrived or departed every day. The Admiialty sent warning to the Lusitania to submarint movements and directions for her course. ■ ...

... on three male and two female bodies lying in the mortuary, Kinsale, which were brought ashore after the torpedoing of the Lusitania. The jury found that this appaling crime was contrary to international law, and to the Convention all civilised nations. ...

... SUBMARINE RAIDERS, By the sinking of the Lusitania the week’s losses of British shipping amounted to larger tonnage than in any previous week of the From a statement issued by the Secretary of the Admiralty, through the Press Bureau, Friday afternoon ...

... The text of the American Note to Germany was issued Friday. Attention is called to recent incidents, and notably of the Lusitania, as making understanding necessary between the two Governments. The effective and practical part of the Note is the following ...

... troops, but also a number of women and children, who were found lying dead in their houses.” Referring to the sinking the Lusitania, he adds : Making war on helpless women and children are all the Germans are fit for. From what I have seen of their soldiers ...

... PIRATICAL ATROCITY. HUGE LINER TORPEDOED. Wholesale Murder German Submarines. WORLD-WIDE INDIGNATION. Tho great Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed off the Irish coast, 26 miles from Queenstown, early Friday afternoon, without warning. There were 1,258 passengers ...

... damaging shops belonging to people of German origin. The prosecuting solicitor said the cases had arisen out the sinking of the Lusitania, and was perhaps natural that relatives of murdered people should show resentment. hoped, however, no repetitions would occur ...

... was heading straight for the Lusitania, and hit her about midship. Someone cried out, It’s got us,” and upon contact with the vessel the torpedo exploded with dull sound, not making big racket. The engines of the Lusitania stopped, and the vessel took ...

... submarines murderera with splendid devotion duty. They h&d arranged to sail the Transylvania, and receipt the new* of the Lusitania murders they were asked if they would still sail. Their parents replied; “Put your trust in Providence; do your duty.” The ...

... Transylvania, landed Glasgow ...