... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. German Reservist Sentenced for Perjury. New York. Thursday. Gustav Stahl, a German reservist, who yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge of perjury preferred against him in connection with the Lusitania outrage, was to-day sentenced ...

... A LUSITANIA VICTIM. Will of the Late Kr. A. Q. Vanderbilt. Mr. A. G. Vanderbilt, of Gloucester House, Piccadilly, and of the Vanderbilt Hotel, New* York, who was drowned in the Lusitania on 7th May, left property in the United Kingdom of the value of ...

... most effect— is. the Vatican with the Teu* tonic Allies, especially Austria, and Washington ■with us and our Allies. I THE LUSITANIA AND ARABIC. Question of Compensation. PRESS ASSOCIATION' WAR SPECIAL. New York, Friday. Times” Washington correspondent says ...

... American citizens on board, for it will recalled that the President in his letters the unforgettable infamy of the attack tho Lusitania took a higher ground than the mere nationality of the victims, and appealed to the universal laws of humanity. But as understand ...

... Stehl, the German reservist who »u arrested in New York 11th June of committing perjury in stating in affidai-, that the Lusitania on her last voyage famed guns, has pleaded guilty. The Court . nounce sentence to-morrow.—Central News. ...

... statement in which he declared that Count BernstorfTs Note on the face of appears gratifying, and if suitable amends for the Lusitania, the Arabic, &c., be made, and no provision be expressed or implied, euch as was requested Germany before regards England ...

... in official circles as leaving the submarine question virtually where it was left Berlin’s unresponsive attitude in the Lusitania negotiations.- -Reuter. New York, Sunday. The Washington correspondent of the “World” declares that the Administration is ...

... blockade affords little guidance to what interpretation will be placed upon the announcement of a warning. the case of the Lusitania notice was given before the vessel sailed, but none when the submarine discharged her torpedo. On the other hand, the warning ...

... awarded compensation for the loss of her husband, who perished when the Lusitania was torpedoed. .Mr. Robb said Alex. Traynor was plater’s helper Birkenhead, and* joined the Lusitania when leaving Liverpool on the 17th April, joining the ship just she was ...

... the British vessels sunk submarines total 104. with tonnage of 504,423), by far the largest and most appalling was the Lusitania, 7th May. The circumstances connected with the Joss of this and other liners—notably the Faiaba and the Arabic—will be readily ...

... reference our conversation of this morning, I beg to inform you that ray instructions concerning the answer to your last Lusitania Note contains the following passage: Liners will not be sunk our submarines without warning without securing the safety of ...

... yields because she unwilling to forfeit our friendship, and saw that a rupture was imminent. The cases the Arabic and the Lusitania art now plainly m the way of honourable and friendly adjustment. It is triumph not only diplomacy, but reason, right, humanity ...