... bonnet, know, But its honey sweetness will not always go, For their self-satisfaction would fade like a flower At the rumour of Zeppelins with great German power. When the poor little Egos would hum with alarnj, Wishing much, when too late, they had ...

... England. But, speaking entirely for myself, I think the activities of the Censor might with advantage be extended to events and rumours quite unconnected with the war. For instance, why not censor Christmas P It is, primarily, a Herman institution (hence the ...

... Lriiglish, will oomo out and allow the English fleet to deliver its blow? The interviewer then suggested that an attack Zeppelins might be preparing. The answer was reassuring to us. bolieve, Admiral von Tirpitz replied, that the war of submarines against ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...