... ZEPPELINS' FrTILITT There been no errost, of first-hand importance offirially notified for rove days in other theatres. and even the Zeppelins teasel their nightly visas. A dereriptinu of some of the events of the last Zeppelin rid on the London district ...

... priauneni, but Count Zeppelin and two of his dragoons managed to escape. The latter were afterwards recaptured, but Count Zeppelin. who had ridden off on the horse of his slain sergeant-major, returned (according to public rumour) a little time after ...

... and buildings trembled and crocrattled ominously. With the coming of day bt all sorts of rumours and theories ke t as to wat had really happened got abroad. Zeppelins or submarines were mentioned, and imagination even went so far in this direction as to ...

... huildinp was not exit-I:sive. There is again talk abroad of the intention of nermany to snake a raid on London by Zeppelins. and it is rumoured that machines are being bulb, for this purpose. These airships are also to be need for destroying the British fleet ...

... OUR LONUON „LETTER. Mew Our Spetial Mr. Balfour's letter on the subject of the Zeppelin raids 'Mould reassure those people , who, distrusting official reports because of their lack of detail, have given ear to all sorts of extravagant amraoura as to the ...

... reports of the latent encores by the Allies seem to he leaking out. The Telegroal learns from Ghent that a rumour that one of the Zeppelins returned from a recent air raid in a greatly darria:ed condition, and was later destroyed at Ostend by airman ...

... it gives rise to much anxiety and the wildest rumours. Peciple with friends or relatives ors the coast or in the part of rue country attackfd know not -what has happened, and worry wlpals perhaps no Zeppelin has been within a huddeld milts of the place ...

... time a Zeppelin was wen some distance over the North Sea. A massage telegraphed from Delfzijl on Saturday evening stated that the roar of heavy guns at sea was audible from a north-westerly direction. The Dagens Nybreer (Stockholm) says that rumours are ...

... Esbjerg saw four Zeppelins going slowly southeast. The airships appeared to be in want of fuel. One which was damaged at the back, was accompanied by destroyers. It was rumoured in London, yesterday, that the remains of another Zeppelin have been picked ...

... The extent of the damage is not known. The British ships returned safely. Zeebrugge, according to various rumours, was to be a base for Zeppelin and submarine attacks upon Britain. Twenty Germans, foundering in a bog in East Prussia, were extricated by ...

... in his arms, and pointed the Zeppelin out to hint. A lady told me she bad come out of the theatre early and wns walking home. I had n splendid view, said. As on the occasion of the previous there were rumours of a Zeppelin having bees brought down, but ...

... bees naturalised in this country and denaturalised in Germany. It is a fact, he added. that many rumours have got about, and in these times of Zeppelin scares people naturally feel alarmed if they think they have an enemy in their midst. He explained ...