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... alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary is not very sound ; md consequence little wonder has been excited by the frequent rumours that Austria-Hungary would be by no means indisposed to consider terms peace with her enemies. The plight of Hungary is pitiable ...
... th• Blob Sea Fleet. bombarded the ZEPPELIN OVER NIEUPORT. A dropped about alma snore the Turks had OA I, Led. I Romeo&Ll Seeds,. Nance to Re middlo of lb. to. sad ''''* i Enver araed in A rmenia. and It i. rumoured &home= • bp4. on. m ' b.a ...
... is also in teresting to note the apparent ease with which our naval gunners the escorting cruisers repelled the German! Zeppelins. The raid on the Brussels' air shed seems to have been effective. But these episodes are minor details 1 of the war. they ...
... don't quite know why, unless the authorities think the Germans are likely to make a bit of a special effort to give us a .Zeppelin Christmas box and are hoping to catch us napping at holiday time. It seems rather hard lines on the shopkeepers, but we've ...
... hore Von Tirpitz for into abject surrendei submarines Some us are beginning to the notorionaly-deeadent British panic The Zeppelin GERMANY STRUCK AT THE HEART BY ENGLAND’S POWERFUL FLEET A COPPER FAMINE death submarines M publishes from right Anglophoben ...
... English Fleet, will come out and allow the English Fleet to deliver its blow. The interviewer suggested that an attack l»y Zeppelins miglii in the course of preparation, and the Admiral is represented as answering; I believe that a war of submarines against ...
... way of news transpired, though Boxing was not without its rumours. Late in the aftern oon I was in Long Acre, and met a man who, with siderable excitement and enthusiasm, told me that; Zeppelin had just been over London, and t h at had been put-hued ...
... harbours, thus cutting off her food supply. Asked whether preparations were going forward for an invasion of England by Zeppelins, replied, believe submarine warfare against the enemy merchant ships will be more effective.— Central News. German Papers ...
... look like star in tho , . lhe continue*. fire from the German anillerv. hostile counter- universe, impossible thing, as the Zeppelins .. „ , .„ Uuck. -iili only reach a liniiW bciglit. Tte d.n.«o I« Uwra. valkj 0,,r tro..p. y«.!cri . , . , , , , , thev ...