... the Duateldorf airship abed. Lieut. Marie's bumba dropped from feet. hit the shed, went through the roof, and de-*roved a Zeppelin. Flames were observed feet high, the result of igniting the gas of an airship. All three °Seers are safe, but their aeroplanes ...

... sensationalism in the Daily Chronicle?' He telegraphs as to the Zeppelin visit to Antwerp.—among much else of the same lurid type: I hays just lived through the most trees night of the war. Count Zeppelin . has mangled and slaughtered non-belligerents, men, women ...

... performed his find public ceremony on Saturday by laying the foundation -gone of St. Angeles Church, Kennington. Germany hsa lost Zeppelin airship Zl, wrecked alter contact with a storm. Much as the old men like Sowers, says the Master of the Alton Workhouse ...

... the fight, England so for had gent only per cent. of iter population. l'ersounlly, the Vicar of righton was anticipating a Zeppelin rai on England, which he was sure would prove the best recruiting sergeant is the world. It is on land, said Alderman Th ...

... German spies. .t harlequinade preceded the pantomime. A good-humoured programme announced carriages at 4.30. aeroplanes or Zeppelins at 4.15. ambulances at 5.0. CAROL SERVICE AT THE CATHEDRAL. The very bad weather of Sunday, well as the general condition ...

... Saturday. Both belonged to the Manchester Rev- The deceased soldiers were given a military funeral at Epsom on Monday. If Zeppelins came to London it is waite possible, indeed probable, they would pass over Epsom, and the streets are being kept as dark ...

... afield. despite the strong pressure which must have called for action at Antwerp. If the port is made a Zeppelin store, our airmen can smash Zeppelins whenever they see them, and if our foes take to the water, why, that's precisely what we would wish them ...

... mean one thing—a shell in the magazines. She probably sank immediately afterwards, utterly blown to bits.—F. T. Jane. A new Zeppelin, already filled with gas, was timed to start from Friedrichshafen the day after our airmen's visit; it will be a long lime ...

... Gernsa warship barn dam soweetbing this week; it has bombarded the seaside promenaders at Liban, most et whom were Germans. 'Zeppelins have bombe, not on defenceless vorn ' er on the German wireless station and the barracks at Kaio Chau. Admiral Sir John ...

... gauntlet to a Europe she planned to dominate; and she claims she has 100 Army Corps. Perhaps they arc one with her illusory• Zeppelins, her Chanin-I bridges and rafts and pontoons, and all the rest of the childish fancies with which the German people allow ...

... certainly adniira. ble ; it helmi to feel that we aro at war, and not playing at pnlitirs. or bridge. or toniball. But against Zeppelins! Dear me! For 2a. you can get a translation of th.. Yellow Book published on Monday by the French Government, reviewing the ...

... exploded near Croydon the other day. A _photo of the scene of devaxta'Won duly appeared. but underneath were the words, After Zeppelin bombs fell on the Ostend fish market. Fishy, certainly. And there is the ease of a Surrey farmstead destroyed by lire. It ...