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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04
Next Saturday is dollar day in Kec

! Next Saturday is dollar day in Keo-
kuk. On that day the merchants will
offer special dollar day bargains. 1t is
hoped that the event will bring to the
city large number of people who
will be given an opportunity to pa :
ticiapte in the bargain day and to in
Bpect the Keobuk stores. The mer-
chants are striving hard to make the
Occasion one OF unusual interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04

Prof. Rollin D. Salisbury of the Uni
Nersity of Chicago, says continuous
process of contractions is going on in,
side the earth. and will continue until
all the chemicals within it have been
transformed into their densest COM
pounds millions of years hence. Earth
nuakes are a result of the contracting
process.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04

Nearly 1000 iitneys cut loose in Phil
Adelphia last Sunday and did a
"standing room only business. On
week days the number is around 300.
Street car people admit an average
loss Of $4,000 day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04

THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
lAnd all to leave what with his tod
he won,
10 that unfeather two-legged thing
son.
Dryden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04

Special
Iubinger Company in Fifth Bluff and Com
Keokuk Having been file posted
period week public inspection
before the Council aoopted
Aye-Moorhead Collins Schmidt
Attest: O. W. sANHoBERG City Clerk
m.
April IA. 1918.
Council after recess, with all members present Mayor Moor
presiding
grading and Exchange
n ,n ,., ,ra INV law s !, h, tp o.. en
and adopted by the following
Aye-Moorhead, Collins
s. W. MooRHEAD Mayor.
Attest o. sANIoBERG City Clerk.
Nc.
Be t Reov the Of the City Of
. hi 4n nae,t and nav,n In stL n hn &c o
pok Six Reda Addition produced southev across cnrc, . 70
Addition City Keokuk
thereof
Schneider as
Their
following
Collins Schmidt
Ayes, 3; o. and signed
s. w.
Mayor Of
Attest: sANpBERe City Clerk
being further motion adjourned &
. S. w. MoORHEAD,
members Moor
Resolution No. 1888
Be 1T Resolved BY the City Keokuk
That the City Clerk be- he hereby
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-04

Warran No
Warrant No 1868 Street $50
Warrant No 1859 Sewer
No County
Warrant B. F.
Aye-Moorhead, Collins, schmidt
o. w. sANDBERG, City
Gilman Schmidt. that the following resolution
That Whereas This Equalization
and has approved said e.cen insofar a. the have
been raised
meeting a. m
County
until the business before said
That City Clerk notice
any aggieved the the in
Further
arise meet in adjourned
Adopted following
Attest: O. w. sANDBERG City Clerk
1915
Attest: o. W. sANDBERG City
April 49, 1915 a. M
present Mayor Moor
Resolution No 1885,
of the Of
That the bid of the Keokuk
the terms of the published notice calling
ton OF the said improvement
the said Keouk Quarry Construction
hereby instructed
contract binding
his
Adopted April 49, Is. the vote:
Aye-Moorhead, Collins, Schmidt
ayes s. noes D. Approved
S. w.
he Cty Of Keokuk
W. City Clerk
Resolved
and paving with brick blocks
produced
Commercial
said city, also that
nhey Of Bluff
souhy
said street. cubng
filed with the City Clerk calling
ment be- and the same hereby
Joyce Company being
Further he
said
Adopted April 49, following
Aye-Moorhead Schmidt
Approx
S. ".
Mayor Of Keokuk
Attest O. w sANDBERG
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.ONE THOUSAND
 LIVES ARE LOST
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 lished on the day of departure by the German embassy which stated that travellers intending to embark on the British ship did so at the risk of the shipt being desroyed in accordance with the German zone decree. The Lusitania carried 8 large quantity of war supplies for the allies.
 This warning. published in the form of an advertisement, did not result in he cancellation of a single passage, nor did anonymous noes of warning, said ot have been received by some passengers just before the big liner left the pier, deter any one from sail ing
 Reports from Washington that it was privately known in official quar- ters the LuBitania was to be torpe- doed at the first opportunity gave coi- or to the opinion expressed in ship ping circles onight that the embassy's warning was intended to apply par ticularly O the Lusitania.
 Travellers intending to embark on an Atlantic voyage" read the adver- tisement, "are reminded that a state of war exists between Germnay and England her allies and Great Britain, and her allies; that the zone of war includes the water adjacent to he Brit ieh Isles and that, in accordance with the formal notice given by the I'm perial Government vessels flying the British flag or any of her allies are liable of destruction in those waters. that travellers sailing in the war zone on the ships of Great Britain or her allies do so at their own risk"
 This afternoon and tonight anxious 1 friends and relatives of the Lusitan. ia's passengers besieged the offices of the Cunard Line. the scene recalled to those at the office of the White | Star Line when the Titanic sank three years ago.
 Among the widely known passeng- CTS on the Lusitania were Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Chas Bowring Of New York, Alexander Campbell, Gen eral aMnager of Jno. Dewar and Sons
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END OF FIRST DAY
 IN CLEANUP WORK
 MARKED WITH HURRY
First Part of Big Campaign Comes to a Close This After noon. It is Only a Start Ac- CoTding to Boosters.

The end and the real beginning of the cleanup campangn will be seen this afternoon At that time the first leg of the campaign will have been closed, but the real work of keeping that section of the Warren district clean, will just have been started.
 Yesterday again witnesse da will ling crowd of workers busy with good sized job of cleaning up the Johnson Addition section and the im- mediate neighborhood. Five wagons were at work instead of four hauling off the debris, and even the workers themselves conceded that there was more trash on hand than they imag- ined.
 Mrs. J. J. Jones. president of the Sanitary Improvement Association. called upon several of the business people Of Lowell yesterday morning. seeking their cooperation in the gen. eral clean up work Her efforts met with success to considerable degree. J. M. Brophy, proprietor of the Brophy Garage and Supply company. urged the good work to go on. He also of. fered the services of his scales for the use of the campaigners.
 It is estimated that there will be about one hundred wagon loads of fin cans. These will be sold to the Con. per Queen Company for use in ifs preciDitating plant The proceeds will be used to make permanent the sani. tary y stem as it is finally decidcl t,p. on by the Association
 The work Of the Lowell Loyal Le- zion, comprising the school children ot Lowell school. is much appreciat
 ed by the association. This organiza. tion has been in effect for some time and was organized by Miss Campbell. principal of the school The children have been doing excellent work in fine campaign and the older people can not compliment them, or their teach. CTS, enough.
 Between Q and 6 o'clock this after
 noon big candy pull will finish the days labors Robert Sasse. MT. Me 1 Whorter have volunteered their ser vices in the candy pull and an i'm
 mense amount of the sweet win be
 on hand. In addition a parade will march through the neighborhood an
 nouncing the completion of the first
 step in making that section of the District spotless in its cleanliness.
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FAMILY AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
 ThsdfOrd's Black-Draught.

McDuff, Va.-"l suffered for several years" says Mrs. l. B. Whitaker, of This place, with sick headache, and stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago friend told me to try ThedioTd's Black Draught, which did, and l found it tO be the best family medl- cine for young and old.
 ] keep Black Draught on hand all inc lime now, and when my children feel a little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have a long spell of sick ness in our family, since we commenced using Black -DTaught."
 Thediord's Black -Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found to Tegu- late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms.
 It has been in constant use for more than 70 years, and has benefited more han million people.
 Your drugEist se6s aud recommends Black-Daugit Pice only 25c. Get a package to-day NC Ia
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She laughed gaily. What a eon~t you are" she cried.
 l flushed punully for ! give yo. my word it hort Co have her lUu-h % me. She sobered tt once
 Forgive me. she said very puutik and | forcave her "Do yop kuo' we've never given fhr nrird irr'- ure another thoueht* >Ir went "l abruptly chougiu4 the subject "A' We not to 20 searchine for itF
 But it isn't there said | ~lrriu my heart autmst thc tohcin. luW tr. to creep into 1. "it- a' ua'dsrlt~h
 She poutod hei warm rnI Dps. 'llaN you lost interest iu it ~u suuut
 "Of course. I'n 20 any tine yon say said ifcIcssIy "lt win bc a lark at aiI events
 "Theu we will 20 this very ntiw noon. she Slid. with enthusiasm.
 My ridiculous heart gave d grer leap This very afternoon said managing my voice very we'll
 She arose Now must Surr! away. lt would not do for Nh haus, to fud me here with you Hr ""u" bp shocked.
 walked beside her Co the cill thH stood below the portrait of ludVi- tr Red and took her hand tu ussl>t hrr it stepping upon It.
 "l sincerely hope this chap yonrc e" ing Co marry countess uul "c th, best fellow n the world ~uiu L. Str cuSuue her hand
 She had one foot on tnu cnHl a~ su, half turned tU face mr
 He Is thc best fellow n thc world she said
 l culpcd "l cant tell you hu" hap py l shall be it you if guu iud rrH
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sEslEeE cUNARo oFlcEs

LONDON May 7-The Cunard of- fices in London, which remain open throughout the night, are besiegel by a crowd, largely composed of women, many of them weeping bitterly as the hours passed No definite news was received from those on board the Lus- itania. Accommodation was provided inside the offices for those who had relatives or friends on the steamer, while hundreds waited outside, eager ly reading the bulletins which told of boats arriving at Kinsale and Queens town, but which gave no names aud consequently did not allay the anxle ty.
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derful eugenical history of the life germs, showing the growth and breed ing of various forms, is depicted. Some of these germs are shown for the first time in history. With those pictures of the lowest forms Of life is shown the care with which owners of horses. dogs, cats and other anil mals take in having their pedigreed animals properly bred lu direct con- trast 10 this universal custom with sn- imals is the story told in "The Es- cape" No thought is paid 10 physical conditions and environments in plan ming marriage ia this play.
 A special car, will be stationed at the Lowell stop 60 accomodate Bisbee people immediately upon the conclu- sion of the show
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' MARK Is SET AT l50n
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 Board, reminding him of the import ance of the Bisbee Y to the South west in general A big change is ex- pected to be felt throughout the South, west on account of the activities of the industrial department.
 Captain Fodgson occupied the chair as usual at the opening of the con ference but was obliged to take an early departure on account of an inn portant engagement Secretary Rich ardson however proved himself an ex, pert in the role of chairman
 Although yesterdays record was not in line with some Of the results pre- viously shown. none the less the re- ports fere received with greatest op timism. Captain Hodgson's proposal that the goal be fixed at 1900 mem bers received the prompt approbation of each and all Of the workers.
 A 14-carat gold chain and locl1et valued at 3225O, the gift of Arthur Notman, was announced as the prize to De awarded the winner of second honors in the competition for annual memberships. The Fair store has of. fered fourth prize in the shape of a leather hand bag, valued at SlO.
 Tonight the workers will hold "open house. and arrangements are being made to accommodate an exception. ally large crowd There will be enter tainment of all descriptions, including -four reels of moving pictures. boxing and wrestling. Both the c. & A. and 'Copper Queen bands will furnish mu- sic for the event It is expected that many new members will be signed.
 Yesterdays tabulated team score follows: Captain Bennett 9, Dalgleish lS, Notman 5. Williamson 8. Henry 8. Yoakum ?, Amos 1, Sinclair 8. Wright 6, Jeffories 2, Cobbe 1, Gidley 9. Banks 3, MoCOurtney ], Brocklebank 4. Lud. wig 5. Oleson l total 62; grand total for campaign to date 1l2G
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THREE SHOWINGS FOR
 THE SPOILERS" TODAY

Today the Lowell theatre will give three complete performances of "The Spoilers" the first matinee commence ing promptly at 12 o'clock. noon, the second matinee at 2;l5, and the night show at o'clock sharp. The next bag and exclusive photo-play, Paul ArmstrOng's. "The Escape" produced by D. W. Griffith, who is recognized as the worlds greatest producer of motion pictures. This worldwide fa- nous photi-play comes to the Lowell for four days and it will positively be the only presentation given Of this masterpiece in this district "The Escape" is endorsed by press and pull. pit, because it teaches the great les son of life with infinite power. A hun dred minutes of thrills and heart throbs
 Wonderful. yet terrible-this ex- presses the impression made by "The Escape, shown in motion for the first time at the Lowell theatre.
 In writing "The Escape Paul Arm strong created what is conceded 10 be his masterpiece. In transforming "The Escape" into a motion picture drama D. w. Griffith, the foremost motion picture director in the United States has added his interpolation to the characters of the play with the result that as a motion picture drama it is perfect.
 Before the actual story of "The Els cape" is shown on the screen, a won
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court, in the County
 of Cochise, State of Arizona.

In the Superior Court, in the County
 of Cochise, State of Arizona.
 Estate of William Vlacis, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under sicned Administrator of the Estate Of William Vlacis deceased, to the creditors of and aI persons having claims against the said deceased, Co exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four lD months a- ter the first publication Of this notice Co the said Administrator at the of fees Of Williams & Flanigan, Bisbee. Arizona. attorneys for said Administrator. the same being the place for the transaction Of the business Of said estate, in said County or Coch.se
 THE BANK OF BISBEE,
 By N. J. Cunningham Administrator Of the Estate of will Han N'7oir daenaEa3
 Dnta5 tia day. of March, 1915. F.rrt publication April 2ltl l5Ia
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YACHTING UNION FORMED

CHRISTIANA. May 7-Representa- tives of leading yachting clubs in m three Scandinavian countries have just finished an important meeting here, at which they organized a new scau- dinavian Yachting Uni1n' ils object is to promote the common interests to create a joint international form of procedure and to organize interna- tional regattas in accordance with definite relations.
 The first provisional president is M Johan Anker Well-known Norwe- gian yacht constructor
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury win surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold Co thc good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney & CO, Toledo, O contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces Of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- Toledo. Ohio. by r. J. Cheney & Co. Tes- timoniais free
 Sold by Druggist. Price ljc per bottle.
 Take Halle Family Piis for constipation.
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Hogan $ Seed In St Phone 1I

uwith morally uplifting articles ot love and beauty these now featured on womeHs pages in many daily pa pers. according to the annual report of the National Board read at the fifth national convention here by Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris of Neww York. Mrs. w. P Harford of Omaha was elected presidet by exclamation.
 YOUNG WOMEN's CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION FOR MORAL UPLlFT
 LOS ANGELES, May 6.-The young WOmens Christian Association is pre- pairing for another effort to supplant
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4 BISBEE REPORT
Fully -Corroboratsd and Easily in-
 Vsstigated

ANAE WI NAaNA AAaa TeANNA ~AHsAaNNN ANa
 Vestigated
 Do you need a good kidney medi. cine, Then read the reports in these very columns of Bisbee persons cured or benefited with Deans Kidney Pills. You won't have to go far to find out if they are true This Bisbee case is an example. Others will fol. low.
 CT had often heard about Doan's Kidney Pills doing good in cases of kidney trouble, but never had need of them until a year or so ago." says Mrs. JC Mayne P. O. Box 1498, Bis bee, My back bothered me and I had pains across my loins found it hard to do my housework l often had head aches and dizzy spells. l knew that these pains and annoyances were caused by disordered kidneys, so I used Doan's Kidney Pills. They quick ly cured me"
 Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pins-the same that Mrs. Mayne had. FosterAnlburn Co.,. Props, Buffalo, ". Y. Adv
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One remark of his brought me rather sharply to my senses.
 "lt Jl goes we'll" be was saying. "she should be safely away rom here on the llth That leaves less than ten Gays more, sir. under your nospitable roof"
 Less than fen days" repeated This was the 5th of the month of au goes well Less than ten days
 Again pissed slecpless night.
 She came to visit me at I3 o'clock the next day was alone in the study Poopcudykc wus showing Mir Bangs over the castle
 "l came Co dress your hand for you" she said as helped her down from Rcd Ludv'gs frame
 Now. l have neglected 10 mention that che back Of my hand was swollen to enormous proportions, an unlovely thing
 Thank you." said. shaking my head but it is quite all right Britton attended 70 it this morning lt Is good of you to think about it. countess"
 "You win never lot me do anything for you." she said Her eyes were vel vety "lt isn't lair have exacted so much from you nud"-
 And ] have been most brutal and unfeoiiug In many ot the things have said to yuu, said dpspliriugIy "I am ashamed of the nasty wounds | have given yuu My state of repentance al- lows you Co exact whatsoever you will of me. and when ull Is said and done | shaIl still loo your debtor Can you, win you pardon the coarse opinions of a cUucptrd ass: | assure you l am not tine nu was when you first en coUutyryd me
 Sbe smiled For that matter. | am not the same woman | was Mir smart. You have taught mc three things one of which may mention the -lIbIec tiou ot self That with the other two. has made a new Alne Titus of me hope you may be pleased with tbe traushguuuon
 ~ wish son vsfsS Alinc Tltus."l saiA. strucs by the dca
 "You may ar least be sure that { shall not remain the Countess Tar nowsy long Alr smart" she said with very puzzlug expression in ler eyes. My heart sank "But ! remember hoauae you ~ry mol -o very long ago th1t you would never marry aruu l r.i.ed
 SAe rr-all,d mp rather oddly for "a moment 'I ann very very glad that vuu are ~u.h steady. s.ue.h'n uu.e uru man A v1Hd muresFuwuIo yourl duiu- rui~ ~ea~un uf mUuium. ty m4bJ uatp areu SO foolish ue tu au 10 uys with mc and that would uavo hcuu tro bad
 ltlus a'araI at hor "Ilau then yUuafp .-ou- fu marry some oueF'
 Sar waited a mumaHr booking ~ual-ht luia my eyes "Ne- she suld and drGmtc pink stole mIo uer cheek. 'l m going to marry soue uur.'
 muttcrrd suWcthiue about cougrat unJiue urky dog huJ it wa~ au very hazy 90 uIr
 "Inut ruu-rWate him yet -h. cried. the nu>n drpuruue "l may b. very. very srrut disappointment t. him and never rudiug uuJHure.
 "Tm sure you will 0tg nr a. right. Gouudered Then ! r.~orrrd t1 gairiy ,Yuu see. lv,. EuJ lui nf Hur ir ing co Co mHe. auutu,i ucmHu u you and ~o u ronnlnu, nru nni goo. unite satisfactory
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'i want to be happy! want to be
 loved!"

happiness. You deserve happiness and love"
 Sne gnpped my hand hercely. "I want tO be happy! want 10 be loved! Oh. | wupt to be loved" she cried. so passlunately that | turned away, un- willing to ne a witness tO this Outburst of feeling on Der part. She slipped her hand ont of mine and second later was through the frame. had fleet Ing glimpse Uf a slim. adorable ankle. "Goodby" she called baclJ in voice that seemed strangely choked. The spring in the gold mirror clicked. A drafr Of air struck me in the face. She was gone.
 "What am internal fool you've been" |"
 CTo be continuedJ
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
ABSENT MINpEpNEs.

LONDON. May 7-An absent-mind- ed efuploye of a French business house recently addressed a letter to many It reached nits destinatio here safely, but in passing through the London post the word Alemagne Germany was underlined and en- dorsed in red pencil: Not yet"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
SURVIVORS ARRlylNe

DUBLIN, Saturday May S.-The motor boat Elizabeth arrived at Kin sale with seventy-nine survivors, who later were taken to Queenstown. They were mostly women and children. The passengers said that owing to the list to port, the Lusitania could not launch many of her life boats
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
ApMIRALTY Is sILENr

LONDON, Saturday May S.-It is stated the British admiralty is not withholding any verified facts regard ing the Lusitania. but declines to pass on dispatches based merely on rumors It is expected the Admiralty will is- sue a statement soon of the authentic facts available.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
eEREsFoRp SPEAKS

LONDON, Saturday May S.-Ad- miral Lord Charles Beresford when asked for an expression of opinion re- gdrding the sinking of the Lusitania. said he thought 1t was due ti a short age of cruisers to protect the trade routes. This has been his opinion, he added, for years.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
2erA vEssEL SINK

NEW YORK, May 7.-The Lusitan- ia was the twenty-ninth vessel to be sunk or damaged in the first week in May in the German war zone abiut the British Isles. Under the German decree defining the war zone, the Lusitania was in the zone when sunk.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
FROM IL S cnNsnL

WASHINGTON, (saturday) May 8. A dispatch 10 the State Department early today from American Consul Frost at Queenstown, stated the total number of survivors of the Lusitauia was about seven hundred.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08

London; Ebert Hubbard, Publisher of the Philistine; D. A. Thomas. wealthy Welsh coal operator and his daughter Lady Mackworth, an En- glish sugragette, Rev Basil Maturin of Oxford, England.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08

PARIS. May 7.-The official sum- mary tonight declares the German at- tempt Of a heavy offensive was speed fly broken down. lt claims the total German losses. in the heights of the Mouse. i nthe Woeve, and in the Vos- ges have been more than 35,00O.
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hailng from Che Pacific Coast but six are reported among the survivors mentioned in the late dispatches. These are Mir. and Mrs. Cyril Breth. erton and two sons. Los Angeles; Mrs II. B. Lasset,er and son. San Francis co. Others are from san Francisco, Los Angeles. Spokane and Tacoma
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SAYS 900 LOST

QUEENsTOWN. Saturday, May S. The steward, who was in inc first boct landed here, said he feared nine hundred lives were lost in sinking the Lusitania.