... use of a of small high climbers, unnrmourcd and speedy. The flattest failure the war for offensive purposes have been the Zeppelins. They arc of little use for observation purposes, whereas numbers of small quick-mounting aeroplanes are powerful arm. ...

... ealo Dutch tomatoes .English tomatoes —Louth grown. Th« told, the magistrates that eh© put wrong ticket the tomatoca, A A ZEPPELINS AND THE FRANCHISE. REPRESENTATION OF THE MAN [\ ...

... KAISER TO PRESIDENT WILSON. OBSTINATE FIGHTING ON THE ROADS TO LEMBERG. BRITISH RAIDS AND GAS DISCHARGES. There ere persistent rumours America that Germany is making overtures with view to peace. is continuance of heavy cannonading on the Somme front, but little ...

... GERMANY'S ECONOMIC ANXIETIES. Amsterdam, Saturday. The Berlin Bourse in a state of panic the unconfirmed.rumours of the .break in American and German relations. Prices dropped heavily on- the whole the share list.—Exchange Telegraph Company. Amsterdam ...

... been shooting the enemy's Zeppelins the front. am glad this opportunity able assure your Lordships the country that, War Office will leave stone unturned its effort?, improve the utmost extent our home defence against Zeppelin raids, and shall continue ...

... points. -. -'•* '. : Tho Germans claim to have re-occupifcd their former position* at and Delville Wood i . r. There are rumours (unconfirmed) of King Constantino'* abdication, and thereconstruction ot the Greek Cabinet. Greek soldiers and gendarmerie ...

... GERMAN MOVEMENTS. THE RUMOURED EVACUATION OF ANTWERP. CONFLICTING BRUSSELS REPORT. ( Yorkshire Pool•• • Daily Tilotreffe* Rotterdam, Friday. amazing story has been sent to the Rotterdam*!•ho Courant” by its Breda correspondent. A Dutchman, who arrived ...

... whether or not it had been defeated Various di.-acreeablo rumour* had reached the countr the want of -rare bestowed on the wounds Mesopotamia, and many people who had been tur'oed the rumours would like to know the truth Sir JOSEPH WALTON* (L., Barntleyr ...

... visit to Ireland. There is revival of the rumour 6ret mentioned this column nearly week ago that Mr. Ascmith will himself for time take over the duties of Chief' Secretary. No doubt the resuscitation oPthe rumour is due to tho news that has been sworn a ...

... in Macedonia. Satisfactory report from Egypt, together with despatch from General Murray, published to-day. There are moro rumours of peace proposals by Germany, The lull on the Briti.-li front continued yesterdav. broken only attempted enemy raid, which ...

... to the •I * the Allies’ airmen the Zeppelins h- K*n Cologne was furnished The adventure was conw..u*di**n **mmand*T D. Sjicnecr who re|».»rts that Lieut. R. G. ■y Ihi-v idorf dropped bombs from height . th Zeppelin shed, and airship > • •• d Three offivers ...

... 191 S. BRITISH ME HOLDS AFTER DESPERATE FIGHTING. STERN STRUGGLE FOR NEUY'E EGLISE. BAIUEUL AND A PORTION RHEIMS FLAMES. ZEPPELINS' WANDERINGS IN ENGLAND. 'be whole,* says Mr. Percival Phiilipa, Sunday was day of failure for the enemy. 1 ' retook Neuve ...