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... 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. ...
... transport while another has been all practical purposes out Tliirtv-six trains full of prisoners to lie already way to the Russia Rumours were current the effect that a crushing inflicted the seven Corps the Armv General Hmdenberg It Corps been it will be easy ...
... Northers laden, Tract !twisty, .ad Clara in inlnd. . or Wks4 Or Ow Loam, Montag. The mikes ?kit I. his temps en the raidbid bean rumoured likely for rime time peel It is believed he the bra time that ml Sigh* coverings his hies with his emits is the Bold since ...
... Commander Babington and Lieut. Sippe, who accompanied him, returned safely, and said that their bombs had seriously damaged the Zeppelin factory. bulwarks, no towers along her steep ), the loss of life in almost a minute's time amounted to between 700 and 800 ...
... is ever ready to satirise its own foibles in which it differs so strongly from the German. Thus our readiness to listen to rumour is now the butt of the practical joker. Desiring to protect my fellow-countrymen from being subjected to the nervous strain ...
... correepondent of the Daily Telegraph. new army has bean brought upon the eotne. and new road has been chosen, and, it is rumoured, the enemy's fleet will not lie idle The failure their effort* to reach the coast frorMthe north is ascribed two cauaee—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 ...
... oaks, you want as to be terribly bored when we get back. ZEPPELINS AT PRACTICE. HOW THEY WILL SINK OUR FLEET. NARROW ESCAPE OF EYE-WITNESS. The Daily Telegraph Rotterdam cones pendent says—Zeppelin airships base proved Rodeos for purpose. of war on land ...
... demoralised. In desperate haste they attempted to remove their stores to Bruges, including the apparatus for making hydrogen for Zeppelins, but section the rai!wa rf ha.! bt-M r.'/ «*n could obtained -from the shells, the explosive force was terrific. Earlier ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... many was that the fears of a German Zeppelin raid had been realised, and two young Belgians in Leeds said the noise was like what they heard in Belgium they were fleeing from their country. All sorts fears and rumours were current the centres within hearing ...