... THE LUSITANIA'S CARGO• U.S. OFFICIAL'S STATEMENT. Mr. Dudley Field Malone, former col- The ungeryloyntere discussion suffered lector at the Part et New Yea, has Ruin th e f art t h at so many new mew, given the World what he claims is bets wed their ...

... The Lusitania Outrage. TERRIBLE DIATH ROLL. ...

... Lusitania'• ts Avekl Nor. Dakota Dester's Story. Dr. Daniel V. Moore, of Yankton, South Dakota. also gave an account of his experiences to the Press Association special correspondent. Dr. Moore said— The first abnormal thing I noticed was a zig-zag swing ...

... The Lusitania Outrage. !west moment to which this can possibly be put off in the spring of lea. WHAT QUEEN VICTORIA ADVISED. Queen Victoria did not give her bellicose grandson much encouragement. She sod : As long as I live I firmly hope peace may be ...

... ■R. W. K. CIOSiT WRITES ASAIO Another Interesting Letter Picturesque Torquay Promises Notes of his Voyage on the Lusitania 'Torquay, October 29, 1907. MAX Jfa.. ILIAANDEX- -- 11 thank you for rub. lishing my miles from Exmouth. 1 venture to enclose a ...

... --Cheque oriole& when the Lusitania railed she had no guns of any calibre or deectiption any deck, either mounted, Inasitad or unmasked. The affidavits of the Goierrunent inspectors are affixed to the report in subitantiation of this assertion. It states ...

... survivors. As the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite a number of men took a leap of quite 70 feet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the sawface. As the Lusitania took her final plunge ...

... ala carte if they wiah • . 4 charge, and by giving timely the chief steward special • can be arranged. During lu ner the Lusitania orchestra beautiful music each day. ' paper. The Cunard Daily' pages illustrated, is • for sale every morning price 21d ...

... the Press Association telegraphs—Dr. C. E. Foss, of Montana, has given a thrilling narrative of his experiences after the Lusitania was torpedoed. He was one of a party of qualified physicians on a mission of mercy—that of offering service to the Red Cross ...

... various stories told regarding the launching of the boats ; but there is agreement on one great point, namely, that the Lusitania's crew nobly upheld the tradition of heroism In the British mercantile marine. Those who were not actually engaged in the ...

... prated steam naviga• Lion. It is no exaggeration to say that the 000. struction of the Mauretania and the sister steamer, the Lusitania, represents by far the most stupendous task ever entrusted to ship. builders. Not only vessels be the largest, and most ...

... pertinent—such, for example as that the Lusitania carried ammunition contrary to the laws of the United States and that she carried guns as a cruiser. It has been definitely establised that the cargo of the Lusitania was not in contempt of our laws. The ...