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... recently been in Berlin, that the report that the Karlsruhe has slipped through the British North Sea cor- don and rejoined the German Fleet is accepted there, No official information has been given of the Karlsruhe’s return. Naturally the Ger- man Admiralty ...
... IN KARLSRUHE DKHNE, SATURDAY. THE SCENES OF DEVASTATION IN * NAHLSRI7HE, NEAR STUTTTGART. A F’l'K.R THE F. 'll ON SEPTEMBER 2. ARE DESCRIBED IN THE KARL.S-hk newspaper •• DER FUEHRER. vc after wave of bomber* one and half hours was even ~vrr our hpßd ...
... KARLSRUHE. QUEEN OF SWEDEN AND PRINCESS SHELTER IN CELLAR. A letter written by lady-in-wsiting the Queen of Sweden from Karlsruhe lady of the Hungarian nobility (says a Hungarian correspondent of tbe Morning Post) gives the following description of the ...
... KARLSRUHE “ENDLESS 114 HOURS” Berne, Saturday. Scenes of devastation in Karlsruhe, near Stuttgart, after the R.A.F. raid on September 2, are described in the Karlsruhe newspaper Der Fuehrer.” Wave after wave of bombers rushed over our heads, generally ...
... THE KARLSRUHE. WRECKAGE FROM THE SHIP SAID TO HAVE BEEN FOUND. The circumstantial account of the loss of the Karlsruhe off the American coast, published yesterday, lends added significance to a letter received in Yorkshire three weeks ago from a well-known ...
... THE KARLSRUHE Admiralty Believe German Cruiser has been Sunk. The Secretary the Admiralty makes: following anuouncesment There i« every reason to believe that the Karlsruhe was sunk, in the neighbourhood of tho West Indies at the beginning November, that ...
... KARLSRUHE Chief Judge Kurt Haienharm, speaking for the five red-robed judges, announced a decision in which the court considered only procedural Issues in the 19117 ruling by the Hamburg_ court _that Mrs. Manahan had failed to prove she had been Anastasia ...
... DEVASTATION IN KARLSRUHE “Thousands Lost all Their Property” BERNE. Saturday. of dtvastation in Karlsruhe, near Stuttgart, after the R.A.F. raid on September 2, are described in the Karlsruhe newspaper Der Puehrer.” Wave after wave of bombers rushed over ...
... ooverboard parts of the vessel with came iainted on them with the idea the British to believe he had » to the hottom. tue Karlsruhe, he says, follewed the saine policy, in the hops of mis- leading our warships Ue denied that the had to the hottom. NEFUWS ...
... the cruiser Karlsruhe, and he gave perfectly acceptable reasons why it should b« regarded true. Mr. Willemoes, who preferred speak to me in confidence, also explained how it was his paper did not state exactly when the Karlsruhe went down, but only intimated ...
... DRESDEN AND KARLSRUHE. SPECULATION AS TO WHEREABOUTS., Tobo.nTo, bur.'day. Thrn' i» considerable speculation to what has the ten German cruiser ...
... shock on Tuesday morning, is amasingiy cted by Sir Horace Rumbold, who passed 3 He sult part of his diplomatic there. found Karlsruhe society entirely composed ot half a dozen families of long descent and small who had intermarred for generations. Whoever ...