... states, says a Press Association War Special message from New York, that the same sources which predicted the sinking of the Lusitania have sent out word that, If German plans do not miscarry, the Transylvania will also be torpedoed. The Transylvania is a ...

... ENEMY, (Press Association War Special.) Amsterdam, Saturday.—Thefollowing semi-official statement has been issued in - The Lusitania, of course, as most of the British merchant vessels of late have been, was armed with guns, and amongst her cargo, as is ...

... the Snit inusation of the coarse which the United star.. would probably panne es the result the loss of 4Rericsas on the Lusitania. He spoke by implicatiow. but his bearers •sterpreted hie remarks as sessaing that the United States wool' remain et seem ...

... regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. The United States Government are invited to enter into a long discussion with a view to arriving at a complete agreement upon the facts of the case. It is suggested that the Lusitania was a British auxiliary cruiser ...

... yesterday he would ma k e hi, position clear regarding the purse tie intended to take with regard to the torpedoing of the Lusitania whin he received all the facts and could make Judgment in accordance with truth, end that his speech at Philadelphia was ...

... ITEMS OF DISASTER. The Dublin Lusitanis Relief Fund yess, today totalled 4137 el. Miss Olive North, a Lusitania passenger, whose name is not among the liet of eared, belonged to Dublin. One survivor states that after tbd dYas ter there were loud cheers ...

... SHOES Leo _Allan, wile of Sir ifontsllii_ of Mantissa, Chief Director of the tin Line, who was seriously injured in the Lusitania' disaster, Is malting good progress. Dr. E. H. Taylor, RE.C.S., was summoned to' Queenstown on Sunday night to her,, in ...

... is too fast foe any submarine. No German war unmet can get near her. We now lee that it was 4nt Muff, and that *wen the Lusitania could not wane. Witli the most perfect organisation and Wowing appliances for all it was impossible owing. to the list, to ...

... UNSINKABLE AS A SHIP COULD 88. The Lusitania was ohm's' aa • Royal Naval Reserve merchant vessel, and was taken over by the Admiralty for the war. Like her Meier ship the Mauretania, she was 786 feet in length, 88 in breadth, had • gross tonnage of 10 ...

... grass and vegetation are killed by the poisonous fumes. Before the use of the gas, and, above all, the torpedoing of the Lusitania, the chivalrous attitude always displayed by the British soldier all over the world was folly manifested towards the Germans ...

... He was a eon of Capt. Nl'Dermott, former), Board of Trade Superintendent in Cork, and this : wag his third voyage on the Lusitania. IThe submarine was around this coma as late as 4 o'olock yesterday afternoon, and fired on motor * bust coiled the Sault: ...

... and 10 passengers, and an Admiralty message says that between 600 and 600 were landed, but that many had died. Before the Lusitania left New York a remarkable advertisement appeared in the American newspapers from the German /Embassy officialb warning ...