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... Committee for tho Relief of the Belgians are Belgians.—Reutor. ged by of starving RUMOURED MINING OF AMERICAN CRUISER, Washington, Wednesday. it Is persistently rumoured here that th United States cruiser North Carolina has struck a mine in Turkish waters ...
... feeble. The extent of the damage is not known. The British ships returned safely. Zeebrugge, according to various rumours, was be base for Zeppelin and submarine attacks upon Britain. Twenty Germans, floundering in a bop in East Prussia, were extricated by ...
... unscathed.—Times Lowestoft Correspondent to-day. Pending further information, the cautious man will be indisposed to accept the rumour that the German High Re as Fleet is coming out. A small section of it has made a daring raid right across to the Yarmouth ...
... the direction of Ypres, but there is no question of the Gérmans breaking through. Several explosions have been heard. It is rumoured they were caused by British aviators dropping bombs which demolished a factory at Zeebrugge. ’ Refugees say more submarines ...
... officers, himself went to Thielt. Precisely what took place there the correspondent is unaWe to say, but there are strong rumours that some of the officers were shot on the orders of the Emperor. Central News. GERMAN SHELLS GETTING SCARCE. PARIS, Friday ...
... FIERCE FIGHTING IN BELGIUM. MYSTERIOUS GERMAN PREPARATIONS. RUMOURED MINING OF AMERICAN GRUISER. ANTI-GERMAN CONSPIRACY IN CONSTANTINOPLE. It is reported that Germany, alarmed at Russia’s successes, has made preliminary offers of peace to the Russian ...
... war not a time calm reflection or pool persuasion. Wild rumours circulate among the households. Panic fears inflame the mind of the populace. One man sees a Russian, and another signals a Zeppelin; London does its evening work under the cloak of darkness; ...
... towards Gheluvelt, four miles {beyond Ypros, is practh/dly interesting, beesuse unless Lille has been re-occupied—and the rumour to that effect is still unconfirmed —this the most easterly point of the allied line. As this line becomes more and solid ...
... there is nothing even yet show what the actual situation is. There can question as to the acts war. the rumour* of apology are nothing more than rumours. But Russia .s going have herself in doubt in the matter, we have indicated above. There is little to ...
... VALUE OP ZEPPELINS This sentiment which during trip OFFENSIVE PURPOSES. trout in Galicia and Poland was at New York, Wednesday. . first barely noticeable, i? now becoming A German invasion England means more conspicuous and assuming proper- Zeppelins is impraci-y ...
... Groat dejection prevails among the Kurds. Can this be they Jiave lost their way? Globe. i hi tod h is given the German Zeppelins T.P.'s Journal Groat Deeds the Great War. It ought to stiek. n * 8- l ntortunatrlv rlie Kaiser too much cot sudor cal ...
... before receiving the requisition orders they bad smuggled all their good sciviceabie horses over the frontier. The sheds for Zeppelin, which were erected near Kucsaalle, have been removed again, and the correspondent concludes that the German activity in ...