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... the status of the Lusitania. Germany contends :— (1)—That the Lusitania was one of the largest as an auxiliary cruiser and ex and most rapid ships built with Government funds the Nav: List as such. presely mentioned (2}—That the Lusitania in leaving New ...
... consequently as a ‘ casus THE GERMAN NOTE ON THE LUSITANIA, (Continued from Page 3.) © Copenhagen, Saturday. The answer of the German Government to the Ameri. can Note regarding the torpedoing of the Lusitania will be handed to the American Ambassador in ...
... PRESIDENT WILSON'S ATTITUDE, to the Berlin correspondent of the “Now Germany will break silence about the fork Times, of the Lusitania in a day or two. It is not ex- per ted, the reports, that the communica- It will, he believes, consist on i be comprehensive ...
... Note respecting the sinking of the Lusitania evades President Wilson’s demand for a disavowal of the sinking of the liner and a discontinuance of the present practices of submarine warfare. It alleges that the Lusitania was an auxiliary cruiser and carried ...
... Court to-day the husband described her as ‘one of tho best,” and sho was dis- charged. The “New York World” says that the Lusitania was warship in the ssme way as Belgium was the aggressor against Germany, in the same way as Louvain University and Rheims ...
... steelworkers and miners {r+ lais to Merthyr Vale to their course The will of Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt, who the sinking of to the Lusitania, bequea:! lamps to be lighted to-day at 9° T RENNEY The form of Business a¢ usual in Ireland. By * 1 gaged Mova ng in “Sporting ...