... apace of time. It is now some weeks since the Germans sent out the news to more than a quarter of the world that a fleet of Zeppelins had successfully visited London and had captured the King-Emperor. A wilder or more ridiculous statement could scarcely have ...

... there were for anxiety, his client him he was credibly informed that, the mans having taken Antwerp, and having number of Zeppelins, the fall of London imminent. Similar extravagant stories ha reached other members of my Council. Mori over the reports ...

... surprises upon the Allies, and that is in connection with the application of the inventions of modern science to war. The Zeppelins may not have proved a success, but while the Allies have been very cautious and tentative in using motor transport, the Germans ...

... wires that be Las been released, and resumes his journey homeward via the Cape. So far no further visions of over'head Zeppelins have been vouchsafed us, nor has man-a-srer ear shores to parloin our coal. •Possibly the Swallow and the Maris are compotenb ...

... of Assam with the rank of Colonel. (4) The iosee con- letion. They also say that our artillery nas in an aeroplane—not a Zeppelin— success. appointment as in Madras and Bombay„ subjects *own itself more than equal to the German right above Europe and ...