... Rainfall ml. After referring to the growing darkening c.f London, to the absurd rumours of the strength of the German Ztppeiin Meet, and stating tnat other than Zeppelins would be employed, a correspondent ot the Times writes ; The Zep pelm airship is ...

... towards Gheluvelt, four miles {beyond Ypros, is practh/dly interesting, beesuse unless Lille has been re-occupied—and the rumour to that effect is still unconfirmed —this the most easterly point of the allied line. As this line becomes more and solid ...

... there is nothing even yet show what the actual situation is. There can question as to the acts war. the rumour* of apology are nothing more than rumours. But Russia .s going have herself in doubt in the matter, we have indicated above. There is little to ...

... nothing against Britain. Recently there was rumour that Britain had asked Holland allow her to send a fleet through Dutch neutral waters to the relief of Antwerp. There is little remarkable in the fact that such rumour got abroad. For it would have been a very ...

... BELGIAN STRUGGLE. ME THE MISBUHSE SENSATIONAL STORY FROM CHENT. A story that will have the effect of substantiating some of the rumours that have been going about (hiring the past few ks i* told in the '‘Daily .News,” the special correspondent which journal ...

... said we had never passed through such experience before, qor should w* again. He did sot think it impossible tost any night Zeppelins might visit and drop bombs London. was almost certain that if Belgium had not bravely stepped into the breach, and if Russia ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... convinced that this war GERMANY’S GODS people had puh lished the belief that they could Christ and the Kaiser in to Kaiser Zeppelin the gods worshipped in Germany (Hear That sort of Germans wanted to thrust the civilised believed that Britain had colonies ...

... invisible in the mist flew until had passed Friedrichshafen when again As rising lie caught of Com- mander Briggs him already Zeppelin stronghold and Lieutenant Sippe could bombs been G-er-ground at his comrade He kept steadily on with shrapnel bursting round ...

... Ivangorod other after distributing scribes the of soldiers on learn of the Tsar’s would not the Army had heart depression rumour had been from that traced that negotiations close relations between officers and side of the In another a collection of u ...

... the his pencil little more liberally for in stance Mr Arnold White’s fantastic suggestion in the Sunday Chronicle German Zeppelins might drop bombs or Glasgow or the attempt to our possession of Antwerp rendered the of our shores an imminent probability ...