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... THE LUSITANIA. The tragic news of th..‘ sinkin:, of the Luntania has been received with horror and reprobation throughout the civilised world. The giant Cuntrdsrthe pride of the Atlantic—was torpedoed without warning on Friday afternoon off the South ...
... The Lusitania. While it ought be. and must be, acknowledged that the protection of our commerce on the seas cannot bo allowed to overrule the great main considerations of naval strategy upon which the safety of our island depends, there is still a feeling ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ADDITIONAL NAMES OF SURVIVORS. LIVERPOo!., The Cunard Tine to-day ofileit ly •nnonneed the following additions to the cf the survivors (roam the Litsitanis • Rev. W. L. and Mn.. tri.o have , arrived at London, having assist! sore an the ...
... THE LUSITANIA. PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE. A Press Association telegram, dated Washington, Thursday, says: the Note Germany, whilst no indication given the steps which the Government will take in the event of an unfavourable reply, Germany is informed that ...
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... THE LUSITANIA. Continued from Page 9. EMPHATIC NOTE. ...
... LUSITANIA WILL APPEAR Tamofißows ...
... THE LUSITANIA. America’s Firm Note to Germany. Washington Thursday night. The text of the American note to Germany says submarines cannot be used against merchantmen without violating justice and humanity. American citizens have a right to take ships ...
... THE LUSITANIA. CUNARD COMPANY'S SYMPATHY WITH RELATIVES. LIVENPOOL, ThuradAr A meeting of Ihe alirect ore of the Swims/sip Co.. Lid., was held today at the eon pany's Mr. A. A. Buoth, chairman of direeton, presiding. Before prooredieg with the busiues ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Among other heroic deeds chronicled by the various correspondents are the fol'owing:— Privates Smith and Stokes of the South Staffordshires went out to fetch in a wounded man from the open, fully exposed to the fire of the enemy, who did ...
... THE “LUSITANIA. There hud never been such devilry in war for the last 2,000 years, said the of London on Saturday last when addressing a Hoy Scouts' parade. Doubtless he had in mind the sinking of the Lusitania, on the previous day, off the coast ...