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... (hipping circles in London Poet oontoapoodent)' that the number sunk and captured larger. The cruiser wee first sighted in the Caribbean Sea Auguat 15, and she has since been auanesefully carrying her raiding work. It known that all along baa been in wireless ...
... it is believed in shipping circles here that the number sunk and captured is larger. The cruiser was first sighted in the Caribbean Sea on August 13, and she has since been successfully carrying her raiding work. It is known that all along she has been ...
... was believed in shipping circles hero that the number sunk and captured was larger. The cruiser was first sighted in the Caribbean Sea August 13, and she for months carried on successfully her raiding work. All along she was in wireless communication with ...
... without number have been sunk. Still believing in his star he achieved master stroke seamanship, and brought his ship into the Caribbean Sea. astonishing feat of good fortune that will never lie forgotten. Coal from Dutchmen. The Karlsruhe, however, was slill ...
... without number have heen sunk. Still believing in his star he achieved a muster in seamanship, and brought lis ship into the Caribbean Sea, an astonishing feat of good that will never le forgotten. ...
... describes the adventurous night the German ship from neutral port port, meeting with the Bristol, and how she escaped into the Caribbean Sea the skin of her teeth The Karlsruhe is alone the waters under the bait light a clear mocalit night, iter planks creak ...
... s might ol the (setman @hiy to er trom ueutral port port, meeting with the Bristol, and now elie inte ot het teeth’ the Caribbean Sea by ihe dhe Narlsruhe is alone on the waters under the light of a clear moonlt night. fier planks creak under the full ...
... ch«:ng skips on the route between South and North America. Sometimes the fighting November 4 when the Karlsruhe waa the Caribbean Sea. while part the crew was taking tea the forepart, all around being quiet and ship® visible, a temfio explosion suddenly ...
... ships the route between South and North America. Sometimes the vessel was fighting. On November 4, when tho Karlsruhe in tho Caribbean S«v. while part the cs©w was taking tea on tbe forepart, all around being quiet and no ships being visible, a terrific explosion ...
... this allegation. JtoconLne to furtlicr details received newspaper the German cruiser Karlsruhe was sunk November 4 last, in Caribbean Sea, by a mysterious internal ax|rt-Mon, which broke the ve»cl jn two. About of the crew, who were in the fore par. th« ship ...
... in any event to do her duty to realise her national programme.—Central THE KARLSRUHE’S END. BLOWN LEP WHILE STEAMING iN CARIBBEAN SEA Saturday ‘Ihe Danieh vaper Ribe ” Says:— Ve can supplement our communication of 17 March concerning the destruction of ...
... C 37 feet; breadth, feet; depth, feet. Her highest speed w as 23 knots. THE KAEtSRUHE’S END. BLOWN FP WHILE STEAMING IN CARIBBEAN SEA. CorsxH.VGrs-, Saturday. The Danish paper Ribe Stiftetidendo ears: can supplement our communication I? oontasmiug the ...