... The Lusitania Crime. Thursday.—A wireless message New York to the Frankfurter /.eitajg” says that the Lusitania incident is now being diaoussad mote caimly. The impression reigns ’Washington that a the difficulties may be possible witdeut less dignity ...

... the Company's passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully and unlawfully drowned the crew Geramn submarine on the high seas off the Old Head of Kinsale on May 7th, 1915, which submarine torpedoed and sunk the said ship Lusitania without warning or search, at ...

... bodies. The Lusitania carried 1,918 passengers and crew 1,145 lives had been lost and saved; The majority tho passengers were British subjects, but there were also aboard Americans, Belgians, Russians, Greeks, and Italians. Tho Coroner—The Lusitania was purely ...

... combatant*, men, women, and children. GERMANY WANTS ARBITRATION. Washington, Saturday.—The suggestion made by Germany that the Lusitania case should be referred to arbitration, which ha* become known cable from Berlin, via Amsterdam, ha* been received th* oAcials ...

... passengers, and that will have to. be the point from which the American Government must start when it goes into the case of the Lusitania. It must ascertain who was responsible for the concealment this danger, and it has consider whether it can allow bcligerent ...

... stated an interview that the periscope was ; seen by several members of the crew. The , passengers, he added, heard of the Lusitania disaster just before they left New York, but the report they had was that all the passengers were saved. Later wireless messages ...

... and at the request ol several readers have decided to find space for the retses next Friday's issue. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. mars of steel, iron wood and glass. Fashioned mighty queen (In ,cn A floating palace-a fairy dreainship. Went down deathless ...

... MORE VICTIMS BROUGHT IN Queenstown, Sunday,—The interment took place at Queenstown to-day of further victims of the Lusitania disaster. Nine bodies picked by a tug were landed at Queenstown to-day. The bodies included Rev. Basil Mafcurin, Miss Gwen Allan ...

... the linking of the Falaba. the low Mr. Thraaher. the aerial attack on the Cuihing, torpedoing of the Golflight. and the Lusitania, with the loss of more than 1,000 Urea of nonoombatanta. among them over 100 Americans. A strict account is now salted, and ...

... strict accountability if she did the things which she had now 'actually done. says the drowning babies and women in the Lusitania, and the torpedoing of the steamer Oulflight, offer an eloquent commentary on the actual working of the theory that force ...

... hursts of indignant feeling against enemy aliens because of that colossal crime perpetrated Germany, the sinking of the Lusitania whereby nearly twelve hundred lives were last, yet all newspaper accounts the disturbances make it clear Juno noonday that ...

... German submarine, the result of which two more Americana met their death; and, finally, the torpedoing and sinking of the Lusitania constitute a sense of events which the Government of the United States has observed with growing concern, distress, and amassment ...