German Sea Raider BusyBritish Victory in Mesopotamia

GERMAN SEA RAIDER BUSY.

It was learned on January 17 that a German sea raider, which had succeeded in slipping through the cordon of British ships, had been preying on commerce in the south Atlantic for six weeks.

Twenty-one vessels were reported to have been sunk by the raider, with a total loss of approximately $40,000,000.

Victims of the raider who were landed at Pernambuco, Brazil, January 18 stated their belief that she was the steamship Moewe, notorious as a raider early in the war, but later reported docked in the Kiel Canal.

Victims of the raider who were landed at Pernambuco, Brazil, January 18 stated their belief that she was the steamship Moewe, notorious as a raider early in the war, but later reported docked in the Kiel Canal.

President Wilson, with his cabinet, prepared a bill of particulars containing the grievances against the German government, with special emphasis on the refusal of the latter to liberate seventy-two American seamen taken to Germany as prisoners on the steamer Yarrowdale, one of the vessels captured in the South Atlantic by the raider supposed to be the Moewe.

True, she had patients and a doctor on board when a pinnace from one of our cruisers examined her, but she also had machine-guns mounted and gun emplacements screwed to her deck, and all the adaptations required for a commerce raider.

A CONSTANT RAIDER writes:"It is understood that the German airmen's mottoborrowed, without acknowledgment, from the dental professionis 'We spare no panes.'

And it was there the following Mondaya regimental coat, gray jeans trousers, and a forage cap that Bill purchased from a passing Morgan raider.

Some thought the German raider Emden was under that smoke.

And it would not have been surprising had a raider turned up in our path.

There was always the chance, we knew, that some German raider might have slipped through the cordon in the North Sea.

Short of knocking the old raider on the head and standing off his twenty ruffians, I could not imagine a way of turning him from his set purpose.

The heart raider.

The rebel raider.

The rebel raider; a life of John Hurt Morgan.

SEE JOHNSON, WILL. Rip Raider.

Dixie raider: the saga of the C.S.S. Shenandoah.

The heart raider.

CLARK, WILLIAM BELL. Lambert Wickes, sea raider and diplomat; the story of a naval captain of the Revolution.

The rebel raider.

Dixie raider: the saga of the C.S.S. Shenandoah.

The Border raider.

Every tribe, every clan, is in turn victor and vanquished, raider and victim of raids.