... THE ZEPPELIN RED HERRING ^7 BY THE EDITOR Recognised at Last THE Zeppelins are to be congratulated: they succeeded in blowing the London district clean out of the Eastern Counties. For the first time in the official reports we ceased to be rural East ...

... must be remembered that the range of the average weapon of this descrip tion is small compared with the height at which a Zeppelin usually flies, and even a successful shot cannot do much more than excite the anger of the enemy. The use of high-explosive ...

... gorge, rushed straight from their indi vidual funkholes to the sea front because a wild rumour had -goodness knows how got afloat and spread electrically that a Zeppelin was in the offing Sure enough there was an airship some distance out at sea but it was ...

... do I From The People A ZEPPELIN TRIUMPH But mother had done nothing wrong, had she, Daddy? A striking cartoon by Mr. Louis Rae- maekers, the famous Dutch cartoonist, giving a vivid idea of what a neutral thinks of the Zeppelin murderers From The Weekly ...

... receive ships from Arch- angel containing rations.' The operator got the last word wrong, the rumour spread, et voila tout e are asked, by the way, to deny the rumour that 20,000 Esquimaux passed through Willesden Junc tion with the blinds drawn last Friday ...

... of vandalist Zeppelin attack might be the Tower of London. Is it with the idea of safeguarding the historic pile that patriotic people are now busy circulating reports that it is again being used as a Traitors' Prison? J-Jow these rumours originate is ...

... hundreds and hundreds of Zeppelins in order to destroy London and all the big cities of the United Kingdom. Paris had fallen. Such were some of the rumours that one remembers offhand. The man of the moment was the man with the latest rumour. He could make our ...

... air raid precautions seem to be saving Count Zeppelin and his merry met* quite a lot of trouble. Nothing will induce us to believe that women, proud of their coiffure, in alarm at a recent devas tating rumour, have been sympa thetically wishing one another ...

... the curiositv of hun- Zeppelin Man. dreds of thousands, and resulted in over a hundred casualties, chiefly among women and children, 1 met the wife of a doctor, who told me that her husband had as a patient a member of a Zeppelin crew. It puzzled me, lor ...

... and failed to agree with Kitchinaire, as he is pronounced in French. As to the last mysterious Zeppelin raid on London there is no end to the rumours thereon. Every public building in London has in turn been demolished, the most popular being the Savoy ...

... whirring sound was suddenly heard over head, and a terrified footman dashed in with his wig all crooked and shouting, A Zeppelin A Zeppelin Immediately all the ladies in the room went into so many fainting fits, and the baroness's partner left her in a most ...

... have no immediate intention of taking Berlin, whereas the Germans have of taking London by sub marines, 20-inch guns, and Zeppelins, to-day fortnight. They will, we are sure, see that our need to shut up their subjects is greater than theirs to shut up ...