... monopoly. Apropos of the submarine raid in the Irish Sea, rumour obtained currency yesterday that the submarine was seen taking on board.oil supplies from a vessel flying the Danish flag. The rumour is not at all unliktly to be true, and it is by tracking ...

... occupied jby the Allies. The rumour was caused the appearance of some bold British patrols. ZEPPELINS Off Calais on Wednesday Morning •fine Times correspondent Flanders, telegraphing under date January 6th, says: Three Zeppelins are reported to have beon ...

... the Austrian* were compelled to retreat. Th© Russian* occupied the railway station, and da prisoners six officers and men. RUMOURED ABDICATION OF AUSTRIAN EMPEROR. PARIS, Thursday. According a report published here from a , itwio source, the Emperor Joseph ...

... bombardment The Zeppelin’s fight however was of short duration nfter having replied with a rifle shots the crew of the Zeppelin consisting of captain three officers and three sailors gave themselves up An attempt made to the Zeppelin in tow this found ...

... telegram from thing came along down with a whin right by the Berlin report. received therelaids mu. that the news, of the Zeppelin raid on 1 looked up sod the sierra, ar- Inglis caused the wildest delight ship like ci g ar ' Afterwards my husband reeled ...

... MILES OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL REFUTAL OF GERMAN CL uM RUSSIANS DESTROY A ZEPPELIN All tiie British ships Sunday’s action have returned safely port It is also officially announced Zeppelin dropping bombs on Libau was brought by The airship fell into the sea ...

... 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 ...

... e€n ?veral German are f' a Com 'inced that thev f !!Cfc. Plam The Central News Holyhead correspondent telegraphs tilat a rumour fT ency Yesterday that the had been captured the Irish founded' 1 J provea to be - Celecrnn'nc + , J e ad correspondent : ...

... savs: —Lille is no longer the hands of the Germans. Rumours that the town had been evacuated by the enemy have been heard here for the last day or two, but have not been generally credited. The rumours were confirmed yesterday by a letter received here ...

... the war loan, demand for accommodation in tbie money market continued in very small proportion to .supplies. An interesting rumour was in circulation to-day, which, proved well-foosnded, may have some influence upon the immediate future of the market- view ...

... disti'yty *-'*? of holding k underground if ,%)should render late J!. fact, there was 'h/j.Position to make merry 9f »ri 0 Zeppelin scare. that the Lord Or'' Us borrowed from '' order help Mr, v a Treasury has not S r Prise. Lord St. Aid-; y. [^ip Isaacs ...

... these orders are one of the best features in the market situation, and inrficate that the small investor, undeterred alike Zeppelin raids and by the efforts to embroil this country with America, ta gradually abandoning his attitude j reserve, and placing ...