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... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. Roosendaal, Sunday. It is rumoured here this afternoon that a Zeppelin, sighted over Nieuport in the morning, was shot at by the Allies, and all the occupants were killed in the debris of the airship as it descended.—Exchange. ...
... REPORTED ZEPPELIN WRECK. It was rumoured in Rooscndaal that a Zeppelin, sighted over Nieuport, on Sunday, was shot at the Allies and all the occupants were killed in flie debris of the airship it descended. There is, however, no confirmation of this report ...
... nearly missed me. A German Zeppelin hovered over the rail. way, dropped bombs, and blew up about a hundred yards of the line. Twenty-seven French and eight Englishmen were killed. but luckily the train was not wrecked. It I. rumoured that the French brought ...
... cloud of smoke which arose from the shed the effect could not be distinguished. RoOBENDAAL, Sunday. It is rumoured here this afternoon that a Zeppelin sighted over Nieuport in the morning was shot, at by the Allies and that all the occupants were killed ...
... AIL OCCUPANTS KILLED. I.oo&cmlaal, Sunday.—lt rumoured hero bit- afternoon that a Zeppelin, sighted over Nieuport in the morning, was shot at by the Allies, and all the occupants wore killed in the debris the airship as it descended. Exchange Telegram ...
... however, the German newspaper says, doing any damage. A telegram from Roosendaal. yesterday, stated:—lt is rumoured here this afternoon that a Zeppelin. sighted over Nieuport in the morning was shot at by the Allies, and all the occupants were killed in the ...
... feature in the news from the Cuxhaven, on the southern bank of the Elbe eastern front is the admission by the Austrians ZEPPELINS ROUTED BY NAVAL where it joins the North Sea, has been described .and pleasant Germans that their main attacks have proved ...
... 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 ...