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... END OF THE KARLSRUHE. BLOWN UP IN CARIBBEAN SEA. The paper Rik Stiftsfirtrade says: We can supplement our communication of March 17th concerning the destruction of the German eriiiner Karlsruhe hr information from ear correspondent in Berlin. He states ...
... Raiding. LATEST GERMAN PLAN, Washington. Monday —Uosernment to in rest:gating the reported actistties of salsll In the Caribbean Sea an tlon with the escape of the (Sermon Alters interned at Newport Newts abech is belleted to indicate that the GermalW ...
... The largest of the M.irant Cays, an islet about one and a-half miles long and a little under a mile wide, sank under the Caribbean on the 6th inst., the /Milt/ Chronicle, says. There are three cays, leased by the Govern ment to turtle fishers and gatherers ...
... wireless distress signals were picked up by the Spanish stairaer Manuel Calvo, which passed the call on the Royal Mail steamer Caribbean, the Whit© Star liner Georgic, the Hamburg- Amerika liner Bavaria, and other veesela. The Bavaria launched boats, rescued ...
... be fortified by the United States Government. Various European Powers have dependencies on the mainland or islands of the Caribbean Sea, and the fortified places there will attain a new importance in view of the great volume of traffic expected to pass ...
... ago were not escort boats or coal ships, as previously stated, but cruisers and battleships. END OF THE KARLSRUHE BLOWN IN CARIBBEAN SKA. Reuter’s War Telegram. COPENHAGEN, Saturday. The Daniah paper, Kibe Stifatidende,” says:— We can supplement our com ...
... eisciosed by of rolrety one sees us the aith fora,: i.:es wretch. any f•r . d the right and left aloung • welcome the real.,. Caribbean he.viLyii I.e left. Then tire ountnAas will close in urea of of brash. KIM. above him wi he through Gre.• From the ad the ...
... great depths retsirded are the North Atlantic. 8,391 metres; South Pacific, 8,300; South At'antic. 1,400; Indian Oerati, Caribbean Sea. 6.275. The metro is 39in. On the other bawd, the Baltic is comparatively 'hal. low, not quite 400 metres. In clear water ...
... may be transhinped at New York to the steamers of the Atlas Service for delivery at practically any of the islands of the Caribbean Sea. The fifth link with the American continent is of an altogether different character. The steamers are those of Messrs ...
... the bottom; P.C. Rawlings, Ist Battalion Scots Guards, wounded at Ypres, and now back at the front; P.C. Allen, of H.M.S. Caribbean; and P.C. Leyson, of the Welsh Guard*. [Photos, Harry Jones, Neath. ;■'' Jtijj/M 4o* BF / Br jrijj' 4 ',, :; » i^Cd|j^^H ...
... 'Costa Rica and .Nicaragua are hro of the Central American Republics. with scaboants oil the Pacific on the one aide and the Caribbean Sett on the other. Nicaragua is the Larger of the two, having an area of 49,W square miles and a population of 600,000, while ...
... Central News says;—lndications contained in the latest message? concerning the new German raider which has been at work the Caribbean Sea leave little room for doubt that, she is the Clyde-built steel sailing ship Pass of Balmaha. which was captured by German ...