... THE LUSITANIA. Then, as regards the Lusitania,” interjected the correspondent. Here no bell’rsrents are in question. Those who paid with their lives were innocent neutrals.’’ The Pope replied know of no more frightful crime. What desolation, to see our ...

... THE LUSITANIA. OFFiCiAL INQUIRY i OPtri TUESDAY The official inquiry into the loss the Lusitania, which is to held belore the Wreck Commissioner, Lord Mersey v.di open next Tuesday, 1 o’clock, the Central Hall, Westminster The assessors who will _assist ...

... THE LUSITANIA WAS NOT ARMED.” Washington, Sunday. Sir Cecil Spring Rice has presented a Foreign Office Note assuring the United States that the Lusitania was not armed. This only substantiates what the officials absolutely knew from the Customs officers ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Then, writes M. Latapie, I sought for some accusation to which there could bo no reply, for some crime without a pretext, and I said, And the Lusitania ? ' The Pope replied with profound emotion I know no more horrible crime. How ...

... THE LUSITANIA. WASHINGTON. Friday. The Federal Grand Jury investigating the affidavit* submitted by the German Embaasy to prove the contention that the Lusitania was armel. heard yesterday. inquiry is Gpecitically directed one. Panl Koenig. a private ...

... THE LUSITANIA. On May 4 the Illinois Staatszeitung,' the second largest German paper in this country, published an editorial in which the advance information was conveyed to the readers that the Lusitania would no doubt be sent to the bottom of the sea ...

... ’LUSITANIA. . LOST THE James Whitehouse, Ltd., sued Victor Benham, Golders Green, for debt amounting £’JB 18s. 6d,, incurred in the work of repairing and decorating the defendant’s house. —Mr. J. J. Jonas appeared for the plaintiffs.—Defendant said he ...

... LUSITANIA MATINEE. all-American mat:info in aid of families of those lost in the will take place to-day at the Pavilion at two o'clock. Hr. H. Gordon Selfridge has provided's. large nuniber o buttonbokes, which wilt be sold by 411 ladies from the lissailig ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA, Garmany’s reply to the American Note has causad great angd? in the United States. The situation is described as ,nvc. President Wilson is exphe;t«l to .e;\ n.n:;ber note t: Germany withig twenty-four urs, thoug no official pronouncement ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY The Court sat in camera until the projeeuings were adjourned. The inquiry vill be resumed 10.30 a.m. to-morrow LUSITANIA INQUIRY. (Continued from Page 1.) . behalf of the Board of Trade, recalled that the Lusitania was sunk oil the Old ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. th> House Commons this afternoon. Mr. Fell asked whether the Prune Minister was aware the growing feeling that the Board Trade inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania should postponed until after the war. in new ol the fact that ...

... LUSITANIA. INQUIRY. The official inquiry into the loss of the which is to be held before the Wreck Commissioner, Lord Mersey, will open on Tuesday, June 15, at 11 o'clock, in the Central Hall, Westminster. The assessors who will assist Lord Mersey are ...