... Maxim in Dardanelles and Bosphorus forts A ZEPPELIN RAID LONDON AMERICAN publication) New York Friday “New Sun” commenting on possibility of an aerial attack ou says: Cheap rales at Lloyd’s rumours Zeppelin are funk London The dirigible notable in this ...

... ■.tiler leaving force mask Antwerp. Very masse* artillery were proceeding Gram moot and about south Ghent. Earlier the day rumour came through Holland that brigade cavalry bad come in contact with the Germans—according one report, Waterloo •-but there ...

... th• Blob Sea Fleet. bombarded the ZEPPELIN OVER NIEUPORT. A dropped about alma snore the Turks had OA I, Led. I Romeo&Ll Seeds,. Nance to Re middlo of lb. to. sad ''''* i Enver araed in A rmenia. and It i. rumoured &home= • bp4. on. m ' b.a ...

... an Amsterdam newspaper, 8,000 German prisoners are to be transported to England. In the early hours of yesterday morning a Zeppelin appeared over Antwerp on a bomb-dropping raid, and several of the inhabitants were killed. The airship is said to have been ...

... Kaiserin Elizabeth, now lying in the harbour, to disarm. This statement is vouched for the British Press Bureau. Another Zeppelin has been shot down while sAiuting over the French frontier. The reports which have been received from time to time suggest ...

... accumulating a Urge initial reserve. Tho second fact should, 1 think, carefully considered by those who may have been perturbed rumours that have been very freely in circulation as to tho scarcity the Admiralty supply of oil the present time. Wo have now, to-day ...

... while tho conditions will, a« Butch commentator suggests, reader impossible the employment Zeppelins far from their bases. It is well-known that tho Zeppelin cannot operate in gales of wind, nor can it moored excepting in the buildings especially provided ...

... superior for our ae count for anything, a ships are hardly reliable enow Germany has no less rance only 3, whercas than 10 Zeppelins, r 9 if we are to cre dit the etory of the wreckage of one by a French acroplane the other the matter of acroplanes, however ...

... Home-keeping hearts are happiest. | E have been quite on the tip-toe of expectancy during past wce k, for there have been so many rumours and whisperings invasion that all the startling stories we had ever read in days on Sunday afternoons, like When England is ...

... the front are growing beards. This, 11.)n ever, will not pre vent them from having plenty of close sherves That a strange rumour is going the round concerning Prince Louis of Battenberg, First Sea Lord of the Admiralty. If proved correct it will Cause ...

... the enemy in check and much ground that had previously lost Since then the news that particular quarter has been very meagre rumour came to to the effect that the German right wing had been broken up but at the time of writing reports from the front appeared ...

... anti-Teutonic| Troyon -y suchot, north-west of |dout of the “Marning Post”) that fi.,:f’u &:‘m“fitm agitation has began, and rumours are| trenches :a' who :d carried | main feawure of the mAm'mnzbm'--'*;mw'?mz“‘ ourrent of the mutiny of troops and the ...