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... ZEPPELIN OR WHALE? It *as rumoured in Harwich that Zeppelin had lf dyln4 Sea, surrounded by intieh La strovers. story %vas brought into port by member , . of the crew ot the ilreet &liter^ Railway a steamer Ci.i t %inch arrived if Rotterdam On Hagar, ...
... ZEPPELIN OR WHALE? HARWICH. Thursday Night. It was rumoured in Harwich this evening that Zeppelin had been «seen flying on the North Sea to-day, surrounded British destroyers. . The story was brought into this port by members the new the Great Eastern ...
... COUNT ZEPPELIN BUSY. AMSTERDAM, Friday. According news received from German sources Count Zeppelin last Sunday travelled through Essen en route for the frout supervise the management the dirigible*.—Press Association War Special. OUR HOPE AND TRUST.” ...
... ANTWERP BOMBARDMENT. Six Zeppelins Over the City. Palais de Justice Damaged. RAILWAY STATIONS ON FIRE. Ant\yw has ho:.dbombudod b{ &l: Germans since My, a portion of city is in flames. Shells are hllir;f in the middle of the town. The southern railway ...
... Straits | Moreover, there are to be fleets ot Zeppelins which are to spread havoc and destruction in London. They are even boasting already of the success of these threats, and we are told that fear of Zeppelins is even now a disease in this country. We would ...
... Rainfall ml. After referring to the growing darkening c.f London, to the absurd rumours of the strength of the German Ztppeiin Meet, and stating tnat other than Zeppelins would be employed, a correspondent ot the Times writes ; The Zep pelm airship is ...
... stands at CHEF: MORE THAN ANTWERP SUMMONED 10 SURRENDER. THE REPLY A DISDAINFUL REFUSAL. HAVOU WROUGHT BY BIG GUNS 4ND ZEPPELINS. hent, Midnight. At 10 this morning shells were falling thickly in in the neighbourhood of the Place Verte. An officer, whom ...
... to bed at night for fear that a Zeppelin raid may catch them asleep. The vast majority of Londoners, however, are quite unperturbed. They do not believe that the raid is at all likely to come off, and laugh at the rumours, the latest of which is that the ...
... being begun. It will be remembered that at the outset of the struggle an effort was made to unnerve us by the spreading of rumours of British disaster. The trickery was detected, and failed. The new design should fail also. Tales are being circulated, chiefly ...
... ood of the North Sea, Antwerp is in the throes of bombardment. The (:it_v is being violently shelled, and yesterday six Zeppelins flew over, dmppx:s bombs. Ome of these set fire to an tank, and the Palais de Justice was also damaged. ; Advices up to the ...
... are using incendiary shells, and the whole city l>etween the South Antwerp Station and the Law Courts is in flames. It is rumoured that the Germans have been repelled on the left bank of the River Nethe. * A aeroplane flew over tend about four o'clock- ...
... marie several arrests, and to-day three men appeared a' Bow-street, and were fined for being drunk and disorderly. THE OSTEND RUMOUR. Inquiry this afternoon elicited the informa[ tion that, the Belgian Legation were without j confirmation of the report that ...