... corerspondent of the Temps ontradicts a rumour to the effect that a Zeppelin (ropped bombs on Toul.—Reuter. THE BOMBS ON NANCY. Paris, Monday. The correspondent of the Journal at Saner, describing the German Zeppelin raid on that town. ...

... declares one of the Zeppelins was hit. lie safe : The raid on Cuxhaven was kept a close secret in Germany until . the following day, when the !tell s spread suddenly in Hamburg and other towns. Mainly in Hamburg serious rumours were circulated, spreading ...

... the coolness of veterans.—Reuter. ZEPPELIN SEED AT NAKUR ? Anisterda.n, Wednesday. A correspondent of the Vaz Dias Agency liarns from a good source that the Germans will complete by the middle of February a Zeppelin shed at Namur.—Central New,. ...

... in the anchorage are believed to have been struck by the bombs, while it appears to be pretty certain that one of the two Zeppelins whose counter-attack was such a failure was hit by the British fire. In the great shipping port of Hamburg. as in other parts ...

... Fort Merxem, to the north of At-- wcrp. All the roads are thronged with fugitives from the surrounding villages, where it is rumoured that the German vanguard is approaching. The Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant learns from a reliable source that the Brig; ...

... army. Nothing is, therefore, known about the operations of the German Zeppelins. - Reuter. A GERMAN DENIAL. Berlin. August 6. it is :.emi-officially announced here that the rumours spread in Rome and Copenhagen to the effect that German troops have crossed ...

... pursuing what they term their psychological warfare, are still endeavouring to make our flesh creep by sedulously propagated rumours of the awful things they are going to do with the incredible new engines of warfare that are for the first time to be disclosed ...

... may be provided if there is any further outbreak of the Deptford variety. Mild excitement arose last week by reason of the Zeppelin flutter, into which the moon entered with zest entirely unsuited to her maiden serenity. Every now and then, she managed ...

... either by the Russians or by ourselves, and two more were heavily damaged in the tight of August 28. There are not ima-ob.ttle rumours of Admiral Essen's squadron having destroyed or crippled several more. None of the cruisers that were the high seas when the ...

... WHAT A GAME! If the Zeppelins should come to London, i ;ern right in the line of fire from them, since apparently it is expected that the bridges will be the first to engage their attentions. Living on the river bank within bomb-shot of one of the busiest ...

... the actual territory or the air above it. The British reply stated that the aviators who participated in the attack on the Zeppelin works had formal instructions not to over Swiss territory. If in spite of this they had done so it must ENCOUNTER WITH A ...

... rapproche- Powered. and other questions in which grievances of their Canberra, the new Federal capital city, the son of It is rumoured in the capital that in the event inert is referred loin the message.—Central News. .vmpathisers are brought out by politicians ...