... KARLSRUHE'S FATE. A LONG STANDING MYSTERY SOLVER At last one of greatest mysteries of the war —the fate of the commerce raider Karlsnjhe—has been solved t the cruiser blown an internal explosion on the evening of* November 4, 1914, a short distance off ...

... THE ATTACK ON KARLSRUHE. [Puss Association Was Special.] Amsterdam, Monday.* The Weser Zeitung reports that nine o’clock on Saturday morning ten British aeroplanes attacked the open town of Karlsruhe and dropped bombs, killing four and severely wounding ...

... TAKEN BY THE KARLSRUHE, OERMANS' USE OF A BRITISH COLLIER SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO, Tuesday.— The collier Fans, commarsded by • lieutenant of the German cruiser Karierithe, has called here for provisions. The authorities hare asked for insticetions from ...

... Karlsruhe's Victim, Lloyd’s agent at Teneriffe cables that the German steamer Crefeld arrived yesterday with 419 men, crews and passengers of 13 ships sunk by the German cruiser Karlsruhe. The men will be landed for transhipment to Eng- Jand. Many of ...

... RAID ON KARLSRUHE. ...

... almost destroying one of the ducal uaiaces used as the headquarters of the Karlsruhe commander. Three officers and two soldiers were killed. A big- panic was caused throughout Karlsruhe during the bombardment. The people are now incensed at the utter failure ...

... Grand Duke Baden ha* sent the following telegram from the front to the Burgomaster of Karlsruhe“ The telegraphs me kis deep indignation the wicked attack beloved Karlsruhe The poor innocent victim* among civilian* Jiave greatly distressed khn. “MAKE GERMANY ...

... PANIC IN KARLSRUHE. VIVID GERMAN NARRATIVE OF THE RAID. AMSTERDAM, Thursday. The great air raid carried out by French avidtors on Karlsruhe last Tuesday appears to have caused far more serious damage than has been admitted on the German side. The appearance ...

... PEACEFUL KARLSRUHE. A corospondent who rrnieinbers tho outcry which likaule over the bonibaniment of Karlsruhe by French airmen, thy alleged barbarous futility of bombarding a town far removed horn the of operations, sends the Nl•nebesiter Guardian ...

... KARLSRUHE BOMBARDMENT. Queen of Sweden in the Town. Amsterdam, Tuesday.—The Queen of Sweden has left Karlsruhe, where she was present during the bombardment, and has gone to Baden for a long stay.—Times Telegram. Note. —Karlsruhe the capital of the ...

... END OF THE KARLSRUHE. EXPLOSION BREAKS SHIP TWO AND KILLS MANY MEN. COPENHAGEN, Saturday. The Danish paper Ribe Stiftstidende says : can supplement our communication March 17th concerning the destruction cf the German cruiser Karlsruhe information from ...

... LOSS OF THE KARLSRUHE. CONFIRMATORY EVIDENCE FROM SEA CAPTAIN. York telegram to the London Echo •« states: Confirmation the sinking c f tha German light cruiser Karlsruhe has beer* received the evidence Captain Bovd .ha Canb (an American merchantman sunk'in ...