... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED All the Occup-nts Reported Killed Roosendaal, Sunday. It is rumoured here this afternoon, says an Exchange telegram, that a Zeppelin sighted over Nieuport in the morning was shot at by the Allies, and all the occupants were killed in ...

... ZEPPELIN EGOS FOR LONDON. PETROGRAD, Tuesday.—Count Toll, a °penciller of the Empire. haft returned to Petrograd after having been a prisoner ,n Germany for many weeks. In the counts of an laterview ho dwelt especially on the German detestation of England ...

... Omagh Like en route for the oaks* Nen. SUBMARINES BY RAIL. DIE RUMOURS IN HOLLAND. IITERD.I3I, Tburr.lay.—The Handel. Ili lane from Sluts, on *s &kiss from tiat parts of several German submarine' when sent railway to Zeebrugge, wbs be mounted and met ...

... mount anti-aircraft gun«. A Zeppelin Raid ON LONDON? AMERICAN VIEW. New York, Friday. The New York Sun,''' oomimentimg the possibility of aerial attack London. says: Cheap insurance rates at Lloyds not indicate that the rumours Zeptpelin raids aire causing ...

... Fleet it and knows every move, but the Admiralty is keeping its secret well. Throughout Wednesday and the night there odd rumours floating round a naval . battle in progress i the .'orth Sea—firing was heard, messages had been received giving notice that ...

... consequence of it having become known that .. new Zeppelin had just been filled, ready for \ trial trip, and it is recalled that on a former occasion a strange aeroplane was seen near the place when new Zeppelin was about leave. It is suspected that British ...

... The sinking of cruiser scout, the notification that at certaii points the Allied Forces have given ground Berlin rumour about Zeppelins—each of these facts is sufficient to send them into the depths. It is small consolation that these persons occasionally ...

... event as great triumph. It is to England's turn next. Admiral Yon Tirpitz has warned what to expect from his Navy. There is a rumour that some of the German vessels are being fitted with guns of heavier calibre than our own. Warships, however, are constructed ...

... then the.underwriters must have been unduly impressed by the precautions which the authorities have adopted guard against Zeppelins in London. These precautions, the way, now take cognisance the fact 'that a hostile airman, who knows the topography of London ...

... majority of Londoners, are quite ut. tirlie.l They do not believe that the raid is .1 t all likely to . fiff. and laugh at the rumours. the late-t of which i. that iii. (erunaaa are a t ing a II I Ott t .14 I. a hundred Ind fifty Kepi. I hear on Authority. ...

... the remark that was issued the absence, of despatches from Sir is necessary to make these remarks, because, in the facts, rumour, generally raises thrives; and authentic accounts having come hand British airmen advancing on the toe squadrons and putting ...

... says Mr.J Archibald Hurd, in* an able article in the Daily Telegraph, we have been living darkly under the threat of a Zeppelin bombardment; the airships, after three months, have not come, j Then Antwerp was to become a base for naval operations, scores ...