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... Baden has sent the following telegram from the front to the Burgomaster of Karlsruhe: * The Kaiser telegraphs me his deep indignation at the wicked attack on beloved Karlsruhe. The poor innocent vietims among the civilians have greatly distressed him ...
... comment with a mixture of disgust and amusement on the whining commumnication cf the Wolff Bureau about' the bombardment of Karlsruhe. The “Journal de Geneve”’ says: * Since the beginning of the war the Germans have exercised their talents in exciting the ...
... Zeppelin shed in the neighbourhood. Whether they did so or' notv remains uncertain, Berlin reports the deaths of 19 persons in Karlsruhe as a result of the French aeroplane raid. How little the German people like: to be sufferers from their own methods, ‘even ...
... upon Karlsruhe. They hovered over the city for a 4 long time, and dropped bombs. Berlin says one machine fell, killing its occu- Dants, while a second was forced to deéscend on its homeward flight. The Wireless Cireular complains that Karlsruhe is an ...
... DAMAGE AT KARLSRUHE. Germany is horrified at (the ** barbarity ” rlaids by the Allied airmei. The Germans jubilate over the slaughter of innocents in unfortified towns on our East Coast, but when the Allies retaliate all is wrong. Karlsruhe suffered severely ...
... maintained hetween ~the Germal warships and their sponsor towns, the * Vossiche Zeitung” reports that the Town Council of Karlsruhe has conferred the freedom of the city upon Capyain Koebler, commanding the cruiser bearing its name “in grateful recognition ...
... removed to the laxed umtil she sues for peace.”” Omnly two Town Hall, where it was ascertained that, they German warships, the Karlsruhe and thé Dresamounted in value to £7l. About three hours den, were at large on the seas, with two armed later the wife of ...
... gaining time for the escape of refugees to Maragah. it The collier Farn,’commanded by a licutenant of the German cruiser Karlsruhe has called at San. Juan, Porto Rica, for prowvisions. The authonities have asked for instructions from Wiashington. - : ...
... wheat. A \ & There mow remains to Germany three com. merce raiders strategically at large. :They are the small fast cruisers Karlsruhe and Dresden and the armed liner Kronpring Wilthelm. 3 : e oS A Lloyd’s message says the coasting steamer Helen reached Liverpool ...
... outside of Messina Harbour Italv no confirmation Germany Italv- Marconi Island that afternoon ' It is conjsotured tha German Karlsruhe and Stress burg been with British in home waters British by the Urge number merchantmen into Brftish porta our warshins is ...
... programme that gives viewers the chance to put programme makers on spot Plus best Video Box comments 1987 Tour De France Karlsruhe to Stuttgart Phil Liggett Paul Sherwen follow the race and provide the commentary for today's coverage of stage 3 700— Summary ...
... labour and myself death England had evidently heard of this threatened reprisals for March we were reprieved We were sent Karlsruhe where for five months we wore the same underclothing were to with and our food was follows:— Breakfast: Half cup of coffee ...