... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA Germany’s Long-delaye ...

... LUSITANIA CAPTAIN COMMENDS THE LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. LETTER TO NOTTINGHAM. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is one of the institutions that the country cannot without, and it behoves one and all to strive their utmost to maintain it. It has already ...

... BRAZES IMPUDENCE. German answer to the LUSITANIA NOT£. ENGLAND TO BLAME! The following it brief summary the German Soto America regarding the sinking the Lusitania: The Note save that Germany considers it necessary ,v, both countries should at a complete ...

... to tho United States Note, says that “the facts made public in Germany’s reply completely justify tho torpedoing of the Lusitania, so that complaint made by the United States totally disappears. Did the Government of the United States not know these facts ...

... auapivC' of the Nottingham branch tf tioo. and ii is interesting note that tarr received letter May tfali ire® W. Turner, the Lusitania, slating National Lifeboat livarttntlon is one uitioiis that the country powint' out, .and it behove. i®c ami alt lo 1 utmost ...

... and patriotically undertaken. We are not able to congratulate Irelat.& She is the victim. The remains (unidentified) of Lusitania victim were washed ashore et Cahirdaniel. twenty-five miles fro:u Cahirciveen. Deceased was a man cf about fifty Tears of ...

... the Italian battleship p«.r ' n Garibaldi. Mr. D. A. Thomas, the Welsh colliery ,-. r who was one of the survivors of the Lusitania provided an outfit for Red Cross nursev * The Red Cross flag was hoisted yesterday IJ .• bury, the late Mr. Joseph Chamberlain’s ...

... submain nee, therefore, the Reply the former are not undefended and German commanders can no longer the rules com* prises. The Lusitania, it contend* also earned Canadian trxtpe. and war material, and Germany justified if'ahe destroys enemy munitions la protect ...

... suhmanaes has destroyed. her reply the American Note with reference to the sinking of the Lusitania, Berlin says the facts from the German standpoint are: That the Lusitania '■as a big auxiliary cruiser.” That she had guns concealed under her deck,” ‘hat she ...

... Preacher. Mr. Wilfrid Ward has written the fol. lowing appreciation of the late Fr. Maturin. who was lost in the sinking of the Lusitania Staturin was a man in whom missionarr zeal, the fire of spiritual genius. and penet rating psychological insight were combined ...