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... EXPLOIT WHICH APPEALS THE AMERICANS. The gallant raid of the British airmen on Oushaven, and the resultant ment between Zeppelins, aeroplanes, sub* marines, and light cruisers, appeals powajv fully the American imagination, srhidh to tlie offenyive pass ...
... island, without, however, the German newspaper says, doing nay damage. RUMOURED FATE OF A ZEPPELIN' AND CREW. ;Excha>uk Telegraph Company's Telegram.) Rooscndaa!, Sunday. It rumoured hero this afternoon Zep{>din sighted orer in tlio morning was shot the ...
... of the river. ABSURD RUMOURS. The Sluis correspondent of Trlenranf reports that German troops in Northern Flanders nave been reinforced on the pretext that a British attack on the Scheldt feared. In this connection most absurd rumour# are current in Flanders ...
... tended a day or two before to a height of 3,000 ft. ZEPPELIN WRECKED BY ALLIES. NINETY-MILE-AN-HOUR MAN. ROOSENDAAL. Dee. 27.—1 t is rumoured her Squadron Commander R. B. Davies was one of that a Zeppelin, sighted over Nieuport in th the two British airmen ...
... expressed that the raid was merely reconnaissance to ascertain the possibilities of effort in force being carried oat by Zeppelins. Evidently the reception this would-be scout got was not his liking. Judging by the hasty retreat and inability to leave ...
... tones, What nhont Zeppelins? Well. what about them? Harr they done anything yet except drop bombs on churches and Widows' houses? The winter will he over and gone before mother Zeppelin will he seen in flight. Germany's super-Zeppelins could not land a ...
... the coolness of veterans.—Reuter. ZEPPELIN SEED AT NAKUR ? Anisterda.n, Wednesday. A correspondent of the Vaz Dias Agency liarns from a good source that the Germans will complete by the middle of February a Zeppelin shed at Namur.—Central New,. ...
... delivered on a front of 1,500 yards with important bodies of troops, but was completely checked. Advices from Nancy state that a Zeppelin airship flew over the city on Saturday morning, and dropped 14 bombs, by which 2 persons were killed and 2 others wounded ...
... hardships sanitary conditions from Tpras to the are excellent. to the present there is little or no typhoid. THE CUXHAVEN RAID. ZEPPELIN STRUCK AS SOON AS SEEN. The British air raid on Coxhaven (says the “Daily Mail correspondent Copenhagen) vaa kepi a etoee ...
... does show, however, that very little importance is attached to German Zeppelin threats with which we have been verbally bombarded for so long. The futile part played by the Zeppelins in the raid an Cuxhaven will not escape attention. Our light cruisers ...
... declined under large restyle, besrob .I:boy.nung the Itaseut Argent,. crop news, the Argentine under. onoi abroad, and pane rumours. The market dosed weak at to lie fall. nee. under Are of these men is extraordi nary. It he been said that they are reek. ...
... RAID THRILLING BATTLE IN THE AIR ZEPPELINS PUT TO FLIGHT SEAPLANES ATTACK ENEMY’S WARSHIPS Om Mm moot war— reply to on East Coast towns— was a m British seaplanes and light enemy’s lying Cuxhaven A air flight of Zeppelins and seaplanes by submarines were ...