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... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. GERMANYS REPLY TO AMERICA. ASSERTS THAT SOLDIERS AND WAR MATERIALS WERE CARRIED (Prose Association War Special.) Amsterdam, Sunday. 'fn, tenoning iv a summary of the German Note to America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. The ...
... for some little time fishing. Lord Csetlemains has arrived London from Nfoydrom Cmtle. Lndy Macknorth, who ems roomed from Lusitania, alm,,st recovered. She has left Dohlin and is now at Coalman, Monmouthshire. Lord and Lady Bieshoreagh have 17 Cavendish ...
... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE GEUMAN REPLY TO AMERICAN NOTE. ALLEGATIONS ABOUT GUNS & PROPOSED INQUIRY INTO QUESTIONS OF FACT. ...
... attitude which redacts the true spirit of German diplomacy. It will be remembered that, even before the crowning outrage of the lusitania, dent Wilmot' had informed the German Government of his intention to hold it to strict accountability for any German attacks ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER CUNARD REPRESFNTATIVES IN TRALEE. Captain Man'ey and Mr. Ambrose hoth representing the Conard Line, ealled on the Tralee agent, My Thomas Healy | the Mall, and informeq him that they had re. queste ] all captains of boats arornd the ...
... considerable portion of its rolling stuck being made in Germany, understand, the better. , , Apropos of the loss of the Lusitania, I am aiiked the son of late Mr. Guy insert note to the effect that any survivors of that tragedy who mav have «ecn his father ...
... Germany says she has repentelly ca•e. disavowed all intention to harm Tl.e fact. from the German standpoint are that the Lusitania a big azilmry craftier thiPging. even in the war sae, and according to truetworthy information from will Pre complete wain ...
... AMERICA AND THE LUSITANIA. The German reply to the Anteritan protest against the sinking of the Lusitanist and other non-combatant vessels by submarine attack is a callous attempt to raise a ion; controversy between Washington and Berlin and postpone ...
... observe the rules concerning naval prises. The Lusitania, it contends, also tarried Cans* ** troops and war material, and Germany is justified if she destroys enemy munitions to protect her own soldiers. The Lusitania, held, acted against American law forbidding ...
... insincere. The ‘“New York Herad” declares that President Wilson’s demands for a disavowel of responsibility for sinking of the Lusitania, for reparation for the loss of American lives and property, have met with a defiance not the less positive because it is ...