... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... having boon batliy damaged by the fire of tie British guns.—Central News. REPORTED DESTRUCTION OF. A ZEPPELIN. BoosEXDAAi* December 27. lb is rumoured here that a /oppeliu sighted over Xioirpart in tho morjiinjj was shot tho Allies awl that all the occupant® ...

... AERIAL ATTACK ON ZEPPELIN WORKS. Paris, Wednesday. The Berne correspondent of The Temps says that a heavy cannonade was heard yesterday from the other side of Lake Constance. It is believed that some airmen threw bombs on the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen ...

... too rox ing le tin* Germans that my Piou-Pion ; are t *«♦ piou-piciwrd.” Count address hv wrong title. It is now Countless Zeppelins.” General Wet.—An invitation Wet was returned marked, ‘gone a wav, address unknown.” Mr Norman Auge !.—Regret too busy writing ...

... She has lost her honour; and honour, once lost, is lost for cood. ZEPPELIN ON BELGIAN COAST DRIVEN AWAY BY HEAVY FIRE OF ALLIES, Amsterdam, Monday. From Ghent comes the news tha, a Zeppelin going from Nieuport in the direction of Dunkirk was obliged to return ...

... widespread rumour that the Admiralty had had the tip from our patriotic intelligence agents in Germany that the Zeppelins were on the way, and that our aeroplanes and anti-air craft guns were ready, aye ready. Fortunately the Zeppelins were driven ...

... s que sous-marins. Aussitot que ees navires furent apereus par les Allemands. deux Zeppelins, quelques et plusieurs sous-marins les attaquerent. C-ependant, Zeppelins furenc mis fuite par les canons j I'Undaunted de 1' Arethusa. j aeroplanes reussjrent ...

... 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 ...

... neither occasion does any damage appear to have been done. There have been wild rumours of intended Zeppelin raids for drys past, but the Kaiser, after all. has not chosen Zeppelins to deliver his Christmas message to England. Accounts differ as to detaile ...

... persistent rumours that the Allies have retaken Lille are discredited in official quarters here. In town full of refugees from Lille all ardently anxious get back there and see what has happened to their possessions, the origin of such rumours is not difficult ...