... observe the tuJes concerning naval prizes. The Lusitania, contends, also carried Canadian troops and war material, and Germany is justified she destroys enemy munitions to protect her own soldiers. The Lusitania, it is held, acted against the American law ...

... of the distinctive neutral markings. M**. Gerard reports that the German reply to President WiUon’s note regarding the Lusitania has not yet neon delivered him. Mr. Pago, Ambassador in London, reports that evidence gathered the American naval attache ...

... submarine warfare contrary inter rational law—on the ground that it • sary to com® to agreement the fart?. It alleges tliat Lusitania was auxiiiarv cruiser, that she was provided with guns whi- .'v wore concealed, and that she was bringing over troops and ...

... accorded it. QUEENSTOWN AND THE LUSITANIA Letter >rom the Cunard Company. At meeting Queenstown Urban District Council last, night letter was read from the Cunard Steamship Company acknowledging a resolution sympathy the Lusitania disaster, and staling that ...

... May—about 200 in number—were greatly depressed as a result the losses they had suffered, and the violence of our fire. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Garraany’s Impudent Reply to America. The Standard gays—ln spite of the menace of a new and formidable Power in ...

... White Star liner Megan tic were unsuccessfully attacked. German reply to the American note regarding the sinking of the Lusitania maintains that the vessel was an armed auxiliary cruiser, and that filie had troops and ammunition on board. It further suggested ...