... S DOUBLE BOTTOM. X Ship Within a Ship. Among those unacquainted with the technicalities of shipbuilding the loss of the Lusitania may appear somewhat inexpliosbie after all that had been claimed by builders as to the safety of modern linens. To a Glasgow ...

... these vessels intended to blow up their ship, in the event of war between the United States and Gs-- many se a result of the Lusitania disaster. Nothing of a suspicions character wee diedosed on the linos, but the man* was by no means completed, and was being ...

... men alike, have undoubtedly changed tow.ards the enemy. Before the use of the pas, and above all, the torpedoing of the Lusitania, the chivalrous attitude always displayed by the British soldier all over the world fully manifested toward* the Germans ...

... captured six ma.chisse runs. a • • Timken. almost tar whole , et tech /wt. the attack remained in or en the gronnd. THE SUNKEN LUSITANIA. GERMANY AND ARBITRATION. Wiring from Washington yesterday the Nowa correspondent says , the Ai:aeries& Ambassador in Berlin ...