... The Lusitania Inquiry. Mr. RUNCIMAN, answering Commander Bellairs, said he oould not. state the-Questions which would be addressed to Lord Mersey’s Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the Lusitahia until sufficient evidence had be-n obtained from ...

... he openly admitted it, but said that warnings had been attached to the wells. No such notices were found. After the 44 Lusitania outrage it was reported from Washington that Herr Dernburg, the egregious disseminator of pro-German propaganda, would probably ...

... PIRATE'S REPORT. Submarine Captain says One Torpedo was Fired. Amsterdam. SatardaT. The German Admiralty version of the of the Lusitania. compiled the report of the commander of A. submarine which did the deed, has been received here from It a signed by Captain ...

... the boots were swung out as sem as the danger sone was reached after pealing the Fastest In normal times the speed of the Lusitania was twenty-Ave knots, but during the war they had only been doing twenty-ono knots. At the time of the disaster the ship ...

... she would be torpedoed by the enemy. The advertisements were in similar terms to those which preceded the sailing of the Lusitania on her last voyage. ...

... 'Tax Some doubt has been expressed as to whether the Lusitania could have been sunk by a single torpedo. The evidence certainly points to the use of more than one, but, at the same time, 88 long ago as February last the Scientific American stated that ...

... for American lives.” —Reuter. SUBMARINE’S REPORT, Amsterdam, Friday. The German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania compiled from the report of the commander of the submarine which did the deed has been received here from Berlin. It is signed ...

... miles of the shore; and it has been suggested that this change of course, made to avoid one submarine, actually brought the Lusitania within short range of another. *~+ win Turper, who is among the saved hough he remained on the bridge till his ...

... THE LATE DR. F. S. PEARSON. Dr. F. S. Pearson, whose name appears in the list of those lost in the Lusitania, .was associated with several public works in Mexico, including the Puebla Tramway, Light and Power Company, and also with other similar e ...

... Saturday. The Vostischc Zeitung ’* announces that German high Government circles favour the submission of the sinking of the Lusitania and the difficulties with America which followed on the crime to a Court of Arbitration. Berlin is staled to have no official ...

... prevented the German warning February 4 passing unheeded. Then the warning issued by Count Bernstorff ten days before the Lusitania sailed on her last voyage would nob even have been necessary, and would not have been without effect. ...

... wreaked his vengeance the lifeless body his foe. A LUSITANIA EPISODE. PRIEST WHO GAVE CONDITIONAL ABSOLUTION. Very rough weather prevails Queenstown, to-day, . * , t . Another body from the Lusitania has been identified as that of Mrs Harry J, Keser, ...