... PARIS RUMOURS. (Press Association War Special.) Paris, Wednesday. consequence of the temporary stoppage public lighting yesterday evening rqroouis were current of Zeppelins being reported their way Paris. Such rumours are unfounded. .No Zeppelins have ...

... Tuesday, April aoth, 1915. ‘Reckless Rumours. During the past few- days wild rumours hav« been flying about the country giving details, more or less circumstantial, disaster to the Queen Elizabeth in the Dardanelles. According to some of the gossips, ...

... tihat it is not justified? THE ZEPPELINS. The Zeppelins have left ua in peace for some considerable time now. They have beo.i roughly handled on their last few visits that they may well hesitate oome again. It even rumoured that the Germans are now painfuilv ...

... is salvation possible. ‘lode Zeppelin Slaids. Mr. Balfour's statement re?jarding' the result of German air raids in this country ■will be read with deep interest and with, some feeling: of relief, view the alarming rumours which have followed recent v ...

... slowly over the North and was lost to sight. Part of a Zeppelin gondola, with wires and telephone attached, has been picked in a village the Easr, Anglian coast. It is supposed to be p. rt of Zeppelin which retreated eastwards after Saturday night's engagement ...

... telegraphs:— A Zeppelin which visited this district was evidently hit. for after sonic minutes became perfectly perpendicular, and in that apparently crippled and helpless plight drifted away slowly over North Set and was lost sight. I’art of Zeppelin with wires ...

... able collect form his officers full particulars of the engagement. With regard the rumoured participation of enemy aircraft in the battle it is now Known that Zeppelins toot no important part the action, and that probable not more than one, perhaps two ...

... retreating, and her submarine and Zeppelin methods warfare are a practical failure, says Mr. Henry Clews, the well-known New York banker. Not a few well-informed authorities maintain that Germany i« anxious to end the war, and rumours of peace are once more the ...

... vessels were over the Tyne they were not enemy craft. It is certain that no bombs were dropped. There is truth in the rumour that a Zeppelin was over Scarborough either Saturday nmht Sunday morning. report reached Scarborough that an aircraft bad been seen ...

... first moor commandeered in Scotland. TRAVEL RATIONS. RAILWAY COMPANIES AND TfiE * THE ZEPPELIN RAID. HOW THE INVADEK WAS FOUGHT. FINE WORK OF GUNNERS Of all the Zeppelin raids, says East Anglian correspondent of The Times, which have taken place in East ...

... beyond recognition.” COMMONS’ INTEREST ZEPPELINS. RAID RUMOUR'S EFFECT ON CHAMBER. M F.M B F, R'S A )L ...

... Essen. At present the report is merely rumour, but the rumour comes from Berlin, and we may be certain that if anything of the sort has really taken place Berlin would be the first place to hear of it. If the rumour should prove not to be true, may perhaps ...