The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-09
SOME INCIDENTS OF the WAR THAT
ARE STILL UNSOLvED MYSTERIES
True Story Of the Audacious and Fate the Karlsruhe Remain
Locked in SecrecyDsappeaance of Won Rnteen Is Another
Chapter That Is Prolific Of Many Rumors-The
Missing Grand vzer of Turkey

ana munitions along the tranSCONt1
. mental line from ElndvoStOk might
have an important bearing on the war
and In a country much of which was
SparSely settled and had few facili
ties for repnir work. the destruction OF
one or two bridges might have held uI
traffic for months. But nothing more
WAS heard OF the Germans after the
on their adventures so DreSumubl,
Russian or Japanese spies found them
out. or they were killed by hostile ma
iircS in the more uncivilizcd regions
through which their route lay.
IN" fate ot thu German cruiser
| Karlsruhe. which trrrOrized British,
| shipping iii tn" south Atlantic early
III the war and won Il reputation sec
ond only - that ui he I,ldcn, has
never been established with ANYTHING
Ike ,l"lint"nr>S. although the British
admiralty has stated that it has rv-
cry reason 10 believe that the karlS
rNllr was sunk in Envrnhrr. 1914. Cor
tainlE after that there were no more
captures hy The cruiser, which had
'ak"n Erit!Sh reliant ships i'm the
iiESi TIRE" !nnn'ls rl Wur. Dozens of
iri'iNh Wai'Ship>. including two ur
rhrrr fast ana powerful bnt,lr crujs.
rrS. We're conibing thr ('nribhnnn ,uJ
The south Atlantic. t,r ,h, I.,.,,.,,
ralh"f' ana II they had caught her
'h"N would hay" hinzu,lrl the news far
ana wide. But except for one or two
''''''iSiN' actions ut the very outset
nt' In. war th,. ,>,rl~r,,h, n -,
lave surc.mIr.i in nv,dinr ,i.,h, ,,,i,
>urrrSSi'ul!v,
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"'"''' '''''" = N''"Nh wen enough
~ ''' "''''!H''ii'S ~ the countries
'"''NN' N"i WI! perhaps come out
'''' ''"'> ~ ''' IN" war is over. For
,nN,n'''''' 'i'' situation in British India.
W." En'i'"'S from ';crmnn sources
'"'' "' ''''> npprmrhn. the dilnen-
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,''>' anu 81 'hVaSlonS from the AZ
N''''' '''"'''r y! tribes stirred up by
va! "'''' "i ~" sultan of Turkey,
NV ''''i'" ~ Al"Si"!nS. into the war.
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'''''H"' VINO pointed 10 the large In
~" ''''.''> III frame" and MrSopo-
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''''' "'' was sal" az home. Yet there
"'> 81. ron censorship on amy news
"' " '''"a Americans were not vel
'"''i''' rs travellers. AMI those who told
I'''"S VI ''Sh''hS on th" border were
| 'H p'"'''rllhh llarS, until
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