... of the temporary stoppage of the public lighting vesterday evening, rumours were current of Zeppelins being reported on their way to Paris. Such rumours are unfounded. No Zeppelin had been reported. Al] that hap- pened was that a test was being made ...

... Mrs. Ida Lucy Clarke, cf Foreland (his widow). ZEPPELIN SCARE IX LONDON. A rumour was spread in London Mon* flay night the effect that a fleet, of Zeppelins was on its way the Metropolis. How. the rumour originated is a mystery, out within short time ...

... seen the noise of the engines was plainly heard, and the rumour that it was a Zeppelin trought nearly all the residents into the streets. They state they were able quite plainly to cee a Zeppelin, not more a mile high, come from the direction of Sheringham ...

... occupied by the Allies. i*ht} rumour was caused the appearance of some bold British patrols.—l*.A. War {special. THE AIR RAIDS OVER BRUSSELS. .Amsterdam. Thursday.—Tho “Echo Beige states that in view tho danger to the Zeppelin sheds caused by the air raids ...

... genius has at ended the legend that England was invulner able owing to her insularity. The rumour published in England to the effect that one of the Zeppelins had been brought down is not mentioned in any of the messages from but to noon none of the airships ...

... THE AIR RAID GERMANS SAY THREE ZEPPELINS WERF EVPLOYED. Copenhagen , Thursday night.—A private message irom Berlin reports that three Zeppelin airships took part in the raid on the English coast. They passed 60 high up in the clouds that they were not ...

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... Conservative Club wheji be enw a Zeppelin overhead, vnd heard crash bomb which fell about 110 yards away, the ooncussion seeming to lift htm from his feet even at that distance, the elect bemg like that earthquake. Another Zeppelin sighted, but the bomb referred ...