... TORPEDOIN OF LUSITANIA ERMAN ANSWER TO AMERICA The answer of the German Government garding the torpedoing of the Lusitania, says a Copenhagen telegram, will be communicated to the American Ambassador in Berlin, and will be published in extenso to-morrow ...

... KOGCGING World” says: The Note is worse thin evasive. It is insincere, and even pettyfogging. | The journal declares that the Lusitania was 1 warship in ihe same way as Belgium was the aggressor against Germany, in the same way as Louvain University and Reima ...

... take advan- tage of the loophole left by the President in his Note, in which he said that he could not believe that the Lusitania had been torpedoed at the direction of the German authorities. The un- oficial versions indicate that this part of the P ...

... Royal Commission on the ox Gravss.—-Beautiful cut from the gardens of at Fe have by the Cunard Company to the scene of the Lusitania disaster, ed the victims. to be distributed over the watery graves mother told Sir James Crickton-Browne the other “Hor Bata ...

... Christchureh, New on Fs seccad aon of the late ARCHIBALD ade, of AGGIE sd BACK. West Holmes Gardens, MACKENZIE.—Drowned, Lusitania, MACKENZIE, 26 years, son of the late WM. ISABELLA MACKENZIE, ai mou! NICOLSON, 25 Springwell Place by all and Unssertec ...

... work it was intended to do. Mr Leaves £10,000,000.—The will of Mr Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who was lost in the ginkin; of the Lusitania, bequeaths pro- amounting to 50,000,000 dols. His wife besides an income trust feed of 50 009, ,000 dols. and entate. The ...