... Durlach. Karlsruhe. Germany, and they are spending at least two wteks in Coatbridge, all part of an educational visit. They came to this country with five pupils of Albert Secondary School. who spent three weeks of their summer vacation in Karlsruhe where ...

... have been dealt with. and Karlsruhe. which last ha. been a most stie.essiiil buccaneer. ind two armed merele antnicii, the Prinz Ertel Fredrirh. in the ~-td the Kelm Ihirs. sash has not been need of for gems time. The Karlsruhe is given in the Navy Annuals ...

... Sunlight. soap, 12s per packet of iou! burs—he goes on to give details about tie attacks by flying inn:lmes on Ludwigshafen and Karlsruhe last year, and says Both attacks were successful in a most terrible manner. The aniline factory in Ludwigshafen was completely ...

... in the * * * EMDEN. 'Pin VrE CBI:IKEA KARLSRUHE LARGE. The tlirman news sent out arum Berlin by wireie.4 and remised the Marctuii tom; pally, Melt; led the following : It is reported from Leipzig that the Karlsruhe has sunk 11 tommercial ships during the ...

... one in which a ton of booths was dropped on the barman, gas worts, and railway Motion at Landau, 18 miles north-wart of Karlsruhe. The greater part a the e, , emy's eubraar and torpedo craft which are booed on the Flanders asst has been immobilised at ...

... two young awn. Walter lielarrichen and %Verne, Kuenzei. set out limn Henn' Monday aftrtnn•n to row to Bonlogne They left Karlsruhe three weeks ago. and , !rowed through I:erinany and Holland. and along tor Dutch. Belgian. and French toasts I to Cahn, They ...

... Gnats Of Town Council In turn, Coatbridge has pro% ided the Karlsruhe youths with real Scots weather. Dripping skies, however, have not spoiled the:r enjoyment. Last week, on behalf of Coatbridge 'town Council, Provost Charles Harkins and Mr Alex. S. ...

... ship!, the total of whose value is put at 5250.000. There is sums• dubiety as to whether the raiding vessel was the cruiser Karlsruhe or the armed merchantman Kronprine Wilhelm. bath .if which are ~till at large. ...

... that whenever an air raid takes place against any unfortified pine* in Great Britain a iorresponding raid like those on Karlsruhe and SitiVgart will be made on a German town. The last thing our soldierF wish to do is to kill women and children, an the ...

... el fir tile defence will admit that the defendant, chartered certain ships and sent them with am-plies to the cruisers Karlsruhe, Kaiser Wilhelm and other t:erman warships., but they deny that these acts constituted con sinful to defraud or deceive the ...

... the ground lost between the Fumin Wood and Chet cis. By way of reprisal the French have carried out ai: raids on Treves, Karlsruhe, and Mulhein. BRITISH AIR STJCCESS. TURKISH HANGARS AND PLANES BROKEN UP. Reniarliabie success attended a raid carried . ...

... French front minor infantry actions are reported. On Friday night a French pilot bombed the railway station and barracks at Karlsruhe, scoring hits. The usual air fights have taken place, Lieutenant Guynenter hay ing brought down his thirty•first Roche machine ...