... Education was not suited the work it was intended to do. Ma £lo,ooo.ooo.—The will Mr Alfred O. who was lost in tte sinking the Lusitania, bequeaths property amounting to 50,000,000 del*. His wife 3,000,000 dole, besides income trust fuad 5,000,000 dels, and ...

... deferred until inquiry has been made , with the suggested aid of an International Commission , into trie question whether the Lusitania was a peaceful mer- ehantman , or as Berlin contends , a big auxiliary cruiser , with guns concealed under her decks ...

... has failed take advantage the loophole left the President in his Note, in which he said that he could not believe that the Lusitania had been torpedoed at the direction the German authorities. The unofficial versions indicate that this part of the President's ...

... , CCO , OCG BEQUEATHED . New York , May 28 . Tho will of Mr Alfred' G . Vanderbilt . who was lost in the sinking of the Lusitania . has been filed . It bequeaths property amounting to fifty million dollars . Mrs Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt , his wife ...

... twenty-three miloa RniWV » -Krvnt . VuTOw :-f . r \ f Ti * pti +. Tho German Note to America regarding the -sinking of . the Lusitania j . says that Germany considers it necessary thai , agree-* ment should be arrived at first regarding the facts of tho case ...

... Governments have had an opportunit y of establishing exactly what sort of vesssl wa 3 sunk on May 6 ; to determine whether the Lusitania was a peaceful merchantman , as -was assumed in the -American Note , or was , according' to the German Government ' s information ...