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... THE KAISER'S NAVY. INTERESTDM reports have been in circulation recently concerning the intentions of the Austrian Fleet, but rumour, usually the most prolific of fictionists, remains silent in regard to the German Navy, which still ties safe and snug within ...
... sat for about hour, and the close Mr. John Bmethurst, the secretary, staled there was no report for the Press. There are rumours in Manchester that the Commute*) Production are dealing with the matter, but no definite information is available. CONTROL ...
... from our purpose or cause us to resort to barbarism, nor are we likely to be seriously perturbed by rumours a s to the preparations for a great Zeppelin raid upon London in the still distant days of August next. ...
... is published to-day, has been awaited eagerly and it will be read with keen interest,—all the more so because of the vague rumours that, in the absence of authoritative statements, have been in circulation concerning some of the events with which it deals ...
... said to have had an inauspicious opening, for yesterday a Zeppelin was wrecked on the Danish coast, this accident following closely upon the loss of a similar airship by fire, and there are rumour s as to the destruction of a third. The publication of Germany's ...
... entire population of the parish. rrlil lutes before it could be seen the noise th kt - 9 was plainly heard, and a rumour d . W a : a a Zeppelin brought ne ar ly a ll the er e 'tato the streets. They state that they quite plainly to see a Zepp e li n not ...
... Asquith has made of a successor. to Mr. Illingworth is a happy one, and promises well for the party. A Rumoured Raid. A tendency, to see and hear Zeppelins is perhaps not surprising just now, and quite a number of people believed in the second raid on the ...
... impregnable Antwerp, as it is put in an official message from Berlin, should be couched in gldwing terms, and already vague rumours are in circulation as to the developments which are to be the outcome of the victory. Amongst other things we are told of ...
... Ministerial utterances and writings during the Recess. For instance, Mr. Balfour's letters to a correspondent concerning the Zeppelins and the submarines have been reassuring if not altogether enlightening, and if it is possible for the Government to tell ...
... strangeness of appearance is to be avoided, Some Effects of the Zeppelin Raids. Grumbling at the restricted lighting has markedly declined since the experience of Wednesday night. The Zeppelin danger was beginning again to be rather a shadowy' affair to ...
... single blow of a lot of rumour, and his account of the condition of the Turks would not have been given. if he had not thought the information authentic. I should add that Mr. Balfour was reassuring on the subject of Zeppelins. He showed that rapid progress ...
... its rules and regulations as to give prompt publicity to the sinking of a U boat cruiser in the Atlantia In recent months rumour has been busy with this new type of German submarine, though little information of a reliable k'nd has come to hand concerning ...