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... attached to German Zeppelin threats with which we have been verbally bombarded The futile part played by s in the raid on Cuxhaven ntion, Our ight will not escape atte cruisers were easily al ble to cumpel them to keep All sorts of rumours about the raid ...
... is that the must first be settled te the inv: ean be as ZEPPELIN FOR THE VOBSGES. pendent at Basle) have hitherte hed no airship ‘The Germans (mys the “Duily Mail” corres- fm the A Zeppelin has now been with epecial attschment enabling it to land even ...
... Copenhagen) was kept a close secret in Germany until the ee when the news epread suddenly and other towns. Mainly in Ham- eerjous rumours were circulated, spreading alarm and uneasiness. As usual, the thea officially published an indifferent for the newspapers ...
... them? Have they done any yet except drop herbs on churchem • widows houses? The winter will he over and gone before another Zeppelin will be in dishes All Germany'. auper-Zeppriltia could nof land s thousand saen . granites on our shots, even if ever ors ...
... jthat was in connection with the Zeppelin Christmae Steeplechase E FIRE. | learances, 1,043,000; lest year, $31,000; _eent, Boll Toll. landers, in crossing the lock gates of the this season, 162,950,000 ; eeason, The Zeppelin Airship. hornercroft — canal ...
... two Zeppelins which menaced the British ships is taken as evidence that airship assaults do not possess the value that * the enemy appear to have attributed to them as a factor in naval fighting. The British cruisers fired many shots the Zeppelins, and ...
... which, althonzh abortive, brings the war near to our own homes, and gave rise to rather alarming but happily ill-founded rumours. The object the German airmen was evidently to give Great Britain a Christmas shock, and, if possible, to some damage the ...
... one half of Saghalien to Japan by Russia, in exchange for a supply of heavy guns, has been officially contradicted, but the rumour is suggestive. Incidentally it is stated that none of the Allies has asked Japan to supply troops. In Poland the latest news ...
... rash policy of adding a large number of airships, as distinguished from seaplanes, to the naval air service. Several German Zeppelins came to aid in the repelling of the British fleet. From the first it was apparent that persistence would mean destruction ...
... tones, What about Zeppelins? Well, what about them? Have they done anything yet except drop bombe on churches and widows' hone . The winter will he over and gone before another Zeppelin will be aeon in flight. All Germany'. super-Zeppelins could not land ...
... that Japan should cooperate with the Allies in Europe. The Japanese Ambassador in. Rome is reported to have stated that the rumours of Japanese intervention the European theatre of the war are unfounded. Rome. —The official gazette publishes a decree according ...
... his not a r»v proa eh for anything save lack ot organl-a-tio.i. Questioned his views in regard to the serious employment Zeppelin dirigible against England, the German said;— ‘Of what military Use are they against England Non- . British perhaps! knowsr ...