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... States Government Note is from the point of view that the Lusitania must be considered as an ordinary unarmed merchant vessel. The German Government emphasises the statement that the Lusitania was one of the largest and most rapid ships, built with Government ...
... observe the rules concerning :iaval prizes. The Lusitania, it contends, also carried Canadian troops and war material, and Germany justified if destroys enemy monition* to protect her own soldiers. The Lusitania, it is held, acted against th© American law ...
... Wilson's demand for a disavowal the smking of the Lusitania and a discontinuance of the present practices of submarine warfare are not specifically mentioned in the reply. THE REAL CHARACTER OF THE LUSITANIA The German Note states that pending the answer ...
... the Lusitania end discostinoame tbs praeoat praottoae of submarine warfare are sot mentioned the reply. The German Note states that, pending the answer of the American Government to assumptions of fact regarding the realcharacter of the Lusitania and ...
... on account of the loss of life on the Lusitania the neutral Governments concerned. The Government cannot, however, get rii of the idea that important facts having direct connection with the sinking of the Lusitania have escaped the attention of the American ...
... e length. The German note does not even reply directly to the American request that such actions as the sinking of the Lusitania should be disavowed, and that they should be discontinued. The note actually has the effrontery to add that the I passengers ...
... the sinking of the Lusitania. Realising apparently that some attempt must be made to find reasons for one of the greatest crimes history, the Germans are trumping up all sorts of tales. It is stated,! for instanoe, that the Lusitania was a big auxiliary ...
... regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. The Note Germany considers it necocssary that both countries should arrive at complete agreement regarding the facts the case. The facts from German standpoint are that the Lusitania was a big auxiliary cruiser, ...
... 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 ...
... GERMANY’S VERSION. REPLY TO AMERICA’S NOTE REGARDING LUSITANIA. Amsterdam, Sunday. The following is a brief summary of the German Note America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. The Note says-. —Germany considers it necessary that both countries ...
... {a “GRAVE SITUATION.” PRESIDENT WILSON 10 REPLY WITHIN 48 HOURS. Th ¢ German reply lo America’s Note on the crime of the Lusitania has created a grave situation between the two countries. The American demands for repara- tion and for the abandonment of ...
... SINKING THE LUSITANIA. GERMAN REPLY TO AMERICA. PRESENTS HER “FACTS” FOR CONSIDERATION. DISASTER CAUSED BY EXPLOSIVES OX BOARD. Amsterdam, Sunday. The following is a brief summary of the Gorman Note to America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania;— The Note ...