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... THE DOINGS OF THE KARLSRUHE. Assumes All of Disguises, Sails Under Different its,, F !! ' hundred and seventeen men, ref^ le crews of the vessels captured *®nnan cruiser Karlsruhe, were Sm ''M ver P°°l yesterday. Most of the k' I ' l )].. their belongings ...
... The Karlsruhe Mystery There seems good reason to believe that the seas have been rid of yet another Ger'man commerce raider. The cruiser Karlsruhe is stated to have been lost in the West Indies by the explosion of her magazine. This vessel was the fastest ...
... THE FATE THE KARLSRUHE. Admiralty Confirm That She Was Sank November. « The Secretary of the Admi ra^' following announcement:— , , f There is every reason to be ...
... After Karlsruhe. Germany's righteous indignation over the '■ wicked attack on beloved Karlsruhe is further proof that the psychology of the Teuton is summed up in the phrase Gott mit uns. For the Germans are really angry, and their anger is based ...
... fire was started. The railway junctions Mainz and the docks and sidings at Karlsruhe were successfully attacked. Very good results were observed on both targets, and at Karlsruhe, where tons of bombs were dropped, seventeen direct hits were obtained. During ...
... Air Raid on Karlsruhe I he German version of the air raid on Karlsruhe pictured an attack as furtive and meaningless as those of the Zeppelins upon English cities. But the statement that the attack lasted for an hour and a quarter gave some enlightenment ...
... NARROW ESCAPE OF KARLSRUHE. According Ernest Wilson, of Swansea, a member of the crew of the Maple Branch, one of the steamers sunk by the German cruiser Karlsruhe, the latter only succeeded in evading capture at the outset of her depredations by fog ...
... SCOUTS ACCOMPANY KARLSRUHE AND WARN CRUISER OF APPROACH SHIPS. Barbadoes, W. 1., Nov. 25. The crew of the steamship Vandyck, which was reported to have been sunk by the German cruiser Karlsruhe some time last month, landed at this port on the 19th inst ...
... not to say a word about the disaster.—P.A. War Special. KARLSRUHE WRECKAGE WASHED UP. SIGNIFICANT REPORT FROM WEST INDIES. The circumstantial account from Copenhagen of the loss of the Karlsruhe lends added significance to a letter received in Yorkshire ...
... DAMAGE BY AIRCRAFT AT KARLSRUHE Is More Serious Than Germans Admitted. Amsterdam, Thursday. The great air raid carried out by the French aviators on Karlsruhe last Tuesday appears to have cadsed far more serious 1 damage than has been admitted on the ...
... returned safely. Raid on Karlsruhe. On the 14th inst., after a long spell of weather, our squadrons carried out a most successful raid into Germany broad daylight, the objective being the railway station and munition factories at Karlsruhe, in the Rhine Valley ...
... THE KARLSRUHE AID RAID. BRITISH HOSTAGES SAID HAVE BEEN KILLED. ' Geneva, l'hursd»V Basle newspapers publish accounts on Monday's raid British on Karlsruhe. One report says the attack occurred »b°, r before noon, and that least ten 1 t were counted. Bombs ...