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... ZEPPELIN UNDER FIRE. AIRCRAFT FORCED TO TURN BACK. GERMANS FEAR BRITISH SURPRISE FROM SEA. (Central News Special.) AMSTERDAM, Monday. Your correspondent learns from Ghent that a Zeppelin going from Nieuport in the direction of Dunkirk was obliged to return ...
... cut accident. —— — TWO GERMAN SUBMARINES REPORTED SUNK, A Rumour from Dover. There is a rumour from Dover that two Ger man submarines were sunk off the coast early yesterday morning. The rumour is not con- firmed by the Admiralty ...
... 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 ...
... Van Eyck were to transferred from Brussels Museum to Berlin by order Dr. Wilhelm Bode. ZEPPELIN FORCED TO RETURN. Amsterdam, Monday.—l learn from Ghent that a Zeppelin going from Nieuport in the direction Dunkirk was obliged to return owing tha heavy fire ...
... denied the rumours that it was intended to allow extended furjpugh to the Lapdsturm during Christmas.— Reuter. ZEPPEUH OH THE COAST. FORCED TO RETURN BY ALLIES’ FIRE. AMSTERDAM. Monday. Your correspondent learns from Ghent that a Zeppelin, going from ...
... age is afforded by the fact that it is stated in the Press that thee warriors have brought nurse with them 1' 'The fear of Zeppelins increases each rt-iy.. In the whole of Leaden there is now not a single ostler to be had for love or money, and it is prepared ...
... imagined the troops were being withdrawn from the frontier.—Times telegram. om iae ZEPPELIN SIGHTED. Amsterdam, Saturday. The Neuws Van Den Dag learns that a Zeppelin airship was seen on Thursday afternoon over Turnhout proceeding in the direotion of ...
... ms,rPflux OVER 8E11,11'3,t . nev. ;paper Nieun 3 van den Dag learns that a Zeppelin airship was seen on Thursday afternoon over Turnhout, proceeding in the direction of Antwerp. DECEMBER 14, 1914w GERMANS NERVOUS AT ANTWERP. Fear of an Attack on ...
... MAN'S Shelled Out of Hiding Places, story of ow the British getusity bombarded the town of where German submarine- “and Zeppelin makers had estab- a working base for a powerful blow, at England, was told to a ” Birmingham ety on leave from one of the ...
... Friday the German General Staff was near the Dutch frontier. It is rumoured that the staff has retreated more inland, from which it is concluded that the battleground is changing. From rumours about the Allies retaking Hetle (near Courtrai) and Pasechendale ...
... still hides behind Heligoland, at Emden, Hamburg, and Kiel: and when death and destruction are to be wrought by the fleet of Zeppelins which | has been specially built for our downfall. We have grown accustomed to these vapourings, and beyond taking reasonable ...