... Torn the shed, indicating that Zeppelin had been destroyed. Bombs have also been dropped on Cologne by aviators. November 21st three British aeroplanes visited Fnednehsliaven, on Lake Constance, and dropped bombs. Zeppelin shed is said to have been damaged ...

... island, without, however, the German newspaper says, doing nay damage. RUMOURED FATE OF A ZEPPELIN' AND CREW. ;Excha>uk Telegraph Company's Telegram.) Rooscndaa!, Sunday. It rumoured hero this afternoon Zep{>din sighted orer in tlio morning was shot the ...

... injuries. EXPLOSION HEARD IN LEEDS. The explosion was heard in Leeds and caused much excitement, and there were many wild rumours as to the cause of the report. 'The shock was felt over all parts of the city, windows rattling and houses being severely ...

... spiritual treasures of vile England, to terrify possible, the more nervous Englishwomen with frightful bogies of Zeppelins and 'ith rumours of ravishing expeditions in the middle of the night German Tnrquins on the here have an essential part the German ...

... hard upon them, striving to make the victory more complete. Paris newspapers a.iert that the British airmen who raided tlu Zeppelin headquarters der troyed a complete airship. MONDAY. Yesterday another long despatcb from Field Marshal Sir John French was ...

... STREET, Wednesday Afternoon I The German fleet has given us a_seu!sation at last. As we write the Press | Bureau confirms a rumour which reached | s early shis morming that a flotilla of | German warships had visited Scarborough deh—tbpooand-bollaotbo-emm ...

... Romanshorn from Friedrichshafen, the latest Dreadnought Zeppelin was seriously damaged in the recent raid by British airmen. Two bombs fell on the sheds themselves, one greatly damaging Zeppelin 32 and the other destroying the gas works, which exploded ...

... the health of the maindcr good, there are none of them in '.spiral.—r. A. War Spe. THE RUMOURED AIRii&SD ON Kt-cUPP'S. ll and military eir ...

... submitted to her by budding dramatistas, The Make - Believe of the Zeppelin. An air expert who has provided “T.P.’s Journal of Great Deeds of the Great War ’with particulars of the wonderful Zeppelins ‘which are supposed even now to be waiting uneasily for the ...

... trying hr.ek their way Calais and the coast. now army ha.? been brought upon tho scene, and new mad has been chosen, and it is rumoured that the ray’s win not idle. The failuro of their effort to reach the coast from the north i* ascribed to two causes—the ...

... hast Coast has revived interest in the problem of the defence London against possible bomb-throwing raids by aeroplanes or Zeppelins. There is little sign apprehension in any class the people in the Metropolis, but the approaching season of the mist and ...

... either the Russians or ourselves, and two more were heavily damaged in the fight on August 23. There are not improbable rumours of Admiral Essen’s squadron having destroyed or crippled several more. None of the cruisers that were on the high seas when ...