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... ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN. OW:PANTS REPORTED KILLED. It us. rumoured at Romendul on Sunday afternoon that • Zeppelin sighted °ter No II port in the morning 1.14 Ohot at lA . All. •nd all the orcispiinta In tbe debris of Um as it demen&d. ...
... A ZEPPELIN OESIROYED. EOO£EXDA.\L, Sunday. is rumoured here this afternoon that Zeppelin, sighted over Xieuport in the morning, was shot by the Allies, and that all the occupants were killed in the debris of the airship descended.— Exchange Special. ...
... Zeppelin Brought Down. King’s Lynn, Wednesday. bombs actually fell Bandnughain. but one or two fell near by. doing little damage. . . At . . , Exhaustive mqiuriee this morning fallen elicit any information regarding a rumour which was current there the ...
... ZEPPELINS ACTIVE IN BALTIC. Copenhagen, Friday. The BerUngsle Tidende states that it is rumoured that the Gazelle struck a mine. This story is not credited, especially throughout yesterday and also during the night Zeppelins showed renewed activity all ...
... homeward journeys. When the word Zeppelin is used, it should be ,n--derstood that it is only in a general sense. People are apt to call every German dirigible a Zeppelin, but it seems unlikely that the real Zeppelins, which are largo structures, would ...
... ZEPPELIN GUIDES. MR H. INGLEBY AND MOTOR CAR LIGHTS. Mr Holcombe Ingleby, M.P. for King's Lynn, writes as follows to The Times: Having read an evening paper that the story of motor-ears accomiwinying the Zeppelin during its visits to these parts seemed ...
... the noise of the engines was plainly heard, and the 'rumour that it was a Zeppelin htou{ht nearly all the residents into the streets. ‘hey state that they were able quite plainly to see a Zeppelin not more than Falf a mile high come from the direction ...
... plainly heard. aid the rumour' tt w..e • Zeppolin I.4.hight nearly all, tar mutest* ate the stmt. They Mated Mot mw wore ibis snub plainly to the Zeppelin, mum than half • mile high, treat lb* of Slienngl.atu. The emit firm sloes the curl • point almost ...
... PARIS RUMOURS. Freee Association War Telegram. PARIS, Wednesday. In consequence of the temporary stoppage of public lighting yesterday evening, rumours were current of Zeppelins being reported on their way to Paris. Such rumours are unfounded. No Zeppelin ...
... ZEPPELINS OVER THE SWEDISH FRONTIER? Copenhagen, January 21. Rumours ore current Sweden that Zeppelins have been over the Swcdish-Finnish frontier near Tomoo, and in explanation of tibis it is said that possibly they have been trying destroy the railway ...
... in connection with the Zeppelins. Nothing was heard during the day concerning the Zeppelins achievements and no news has reached here yet concerning their return. Possibly the aeroplanes were scouting for news of the Zeppelins, which may have come to ...
... ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN. ALL THE OCCUPANTS REPORTED KILLED. Sunday. Jt. i« rumoured here this afternoon that a Zeppelin sighted over Nieuport the morning was shot at by the Aliies, and all the ocoupants were killed tha the descended. ...