Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-06-16
List of Casualties HI .aviest
of Attacks Ma de
So Far.
FRENCH AIRMEN'S l5OMBS
KILLED 10 AT KA RLSRUHE
Plan of Retaliation in Air Af-
tacks by Both Sides
Indicate d.
BY the Associated Pres ).

LONDON, June IS, 1:0S p. ma
Zeppelin airship visi ted the nurtheas.
coast of England last evening and
dropped bombs
Fifteen deaths are reported from
the district in gu estion and Fifteen
persons were wou nded. This Is the
greatest number OF deaths tna6 hase
resulted from an y of the Zeppelin
raids on London.
Some fires were started by ithe pfd-
iectiles from the Zeppelin, blIt bv his
morning they hIld been oN ercome.
This information was co, attained in
an official ann ouncesient made in
London today.
by the Associated Press.
KARLSRUHE, baden, (via wirs-
less to LondonI .sJune Is. iS:25 q. ra.--
Nineteen PERSONS were killed and
fourteen serio usly wounded, while
many others were slig htlv injured.
during the attack made uEon rnis
city early yesterday mornrnE bvsA
fleet of French aeroplanes The pednie
remained calm but are incensed fes
cause of the attack upon, an open
town.
Beginning with the Germ, IN raid on
the municipal area Of Loi idon MAY
81, i'm which four persons v ere Killed
the past sixteen days hav brought
reports of number of aefj al attacks
by both sides. all of whi. Indicate
determination to force Il Ie lighting
from the clouds.
An air attack by the b irdmen ~
one side has been followed so close-
ly by a counter-attack from the other.
although ION different los .aIity MAT
retaliation y strongly indii lated. Eor
/ inEtance, yesterday morniu twenty.
! tbree aeroplanes delivered an attack
| upon the German city of l<atlsrl,f3e
! killing nineteen persons and wound
| ing fourteen, and inhictirlg material
damage. The raid on EN- gland mem
toned in the foregoing q ispatch fol-
lows this onslaught with twenty
four hours.
Airship Reports of Two Weeks.
The most important a erial engages
ments of the past two, weeks, ovsr
the continent and England. are a.
follows: Aeroplanes of the allies an
tackled the headquarters of the CIR
man crown prince Jun g. and two
days later German aeroplai,s
dropped explosive bombs on the
French seaport of Calais. On the dtb
of June a Zeppelin afrship visited the
east coast of England and FIVE peff
sons on the ground below were dead
before IL sailed away
1t was on the 18th of June chat
Warneford, the young Canadian
aviator, destroyed a German ZeplsS-
lin i'm an air raid over Belgium Froln
his aeroplane he wrecked the disiifi-
BILE and caused the death of her crew
On June 8 Ghent was badly dama.ead
by British air raider, and the. f6I-
lowing day Venice was bombarded By
an Austrian aeroplane On the 1s1h
of June Austrian aViators bombarded
towns on the Italian frontier, and
two days later British airnaen st.
tackled the German dirigible sheds mt
Evere, Belgium
BY the Associated Press. e
GENEVA, Switzerland. June n.
10 a. m. (via Paris, 2:5O p. m.) .--Trav-
elers who arrived here today frlm
Karlsruhe give the number of per
sons killed during the aerial attack
upon that city yesterday as twelve.
in addition to which many persons
were injured. Two French avia tors
also were killed, and the other twp
occupants of the two aeroplarss
brought down were made prisoners
The travellers say the bomband-
ment caused panic in the city, ThR
people, awakened by the bursting40f
bombs, rushed half clothed into the
streets. Two bombs struck tfe
palace, destroying one wing and dame
aging the other
The arms factory, railway statien.
railway tracks and switches alsp
were damaged. a
Trains from Karlsruhe are reach
ing Basel six to eight hours late. The
travellers who arrived here today say
that when they left Karlsruhe the
railway station and several HOUSES