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... news. cities, large or small, the petty traders hat taken advantage of alarmist rumours and thi are, ultimately, direct agencies for the diva wination of mischievous rumours amongst tl illiterate population of the more renn villages. .That deliberate d ...
... feeble. The extent of the damage not know. The British ships returned safely. Zeebrugge, accordiag to various rumours, was to be a base for 'Zeppelin and submarine attacks upon Britain. ...
... the shed, indicating that a Zeppelin had been destroyed. Bombs have also been, dropped on Cologne by aviators. On November 21«t three British aeroplanes visited Friedrichshavcn, Lake Constance, and dropped bombs. A Zeppelin shed is said to have been damaged ...
... n, it will be remembered, that the work of building the new fleet rman Zeppelins was being pushed forward with the utmost vigour, incidentally giving se to numerous scare rumours. In consequence of th visit by the B itish aviators and the damage done ...
... throughout the Fatherland. The Zeppelin works in Lake Constance are sacred to the heart of every German who venerates the military and aerial power of his country. The German public subscribed £300,000 to enable Count Zeppelin to proceed with his experiments ...
... Naval Air Wing. of our aeroplanes flew from French territory .! WA miles into Germany. They came down close range over the 'Zeppelin sheds under heavy fire and launched thiir bombs. Two . returned uninjured, though their machinee . *ere damaged by gunfire ...
... KRUPP'S WORKS ATTACKED. Sensational Berlin Rumour Bombs Dropped by Aviator. The Hague, Thursday.—lt is rumoured in Berlin that a foreign airman flew over Krupps' factories at Essen, yesterday, f.nd dropped some bombs on the Cannon HalL The extent of the ...
... Essen. At present the report is merely rumour, but the rumour comes from Berlin, and we may be certain that if anything of the sort has really taken place Berlin would be the first place to hear of it. If the rumour should prove not to be true, may perhaps ...
... on the Zeppelin head- quarters at Friedrichshafen. They are said to have flown as far as Essen, and dropped bombs on Krupp’s Works there. The report may or may not be true. Press Bureau is silent on the sub- ject. But it seems that the bare rumour has made ...
... submarine construction and Zeppelins particularly. Now there is a tale of aerial torpedoes for use against our fleet from airships out of gun range. The public may be relieved to know that only aeroplanes, and certainly not Zeppelins, can ascend beyond effective ...
... situations which confront the cinema man. It is another example of effective topical advertising. With rumours of Zeppelin raids—quite phenomenal rumours by the way—the order here is still Lights Out, so cong-ratulartions to Mr. Simmonite on this happy ...
... claimed to have seen the Zeppelins practising against wooden targets representing battleships. From a height considered safe from gun-fire, they dropped great boat. shaped weights on to these “decks.” The possible use of Zeppelins in a fleet action is very ...