... anything else, but just carry their daily work if there was war on all. don't suppose the people Burnley will troubled with Zeppelin fever all. are all waiting patiently for Kitchener's Army come out, as could with a bit rest. read some good letters the ...

... Friday and farther ta> y ttft seed rta* . .1. :.-.: j® ENEMY AIR RAID. MORE GERMAN MURDERS. WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED. ZEPPELIN DESTROYED BY OUR AIRCRAFT. AT THE DARDANELLES: SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS MADE. FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT. GERMAN FLEETS FAILURE TO ...

... week-end the Allies' Fleet again bombarded and the Belgian coast in the occupation of Germany, ana, »« n reprisal for the Zeppelin air raid on Lon- don and Nancy, the lb - each official mes- — ...

... id realise they had got | something at stake. What would they if they came into that square and found it in ruins caused Zeppelin raid? Were they allow a up peace? If their children would have to through ail in the next ten or fifteen years. We had shake ...

... do so. AERIAL ACTIVITY. The'airmen oi the Allies and the enemy are becoming increasingly active. addition to the visits Zeppelins our coast, there are reports air raids in Belgium, France, and Germany, The German: headquarters on the Mouse have been bombarded ...

... dieouaaing which wag the beet place for safety when Zeppelins were about, Oh! said one, .I've cleaned cur cellar out, so be ready for 'em, The other said; The cellar'® all right for Zeppelins h but suppose one o' them tndre submarines comes instead ...

... nor. since, baa there, Joe? INDIAN BALM. Municipal Technical Svke in- isn't enough it, lad. It's is to insured against Zeppelins and as» .i*u «. est • f i luMtaaia. 'm , 'ww ▼ ...

... and they'll put t' rate we don't get more rain/' Well, said another, yo' see tk' Gar blockading the sea, and them there Zeppelin* is blockading the sky, htop th' clouds fro' o'er here. W. liic hards, 20, Ham morionstreet, —Small girl: father the greatest ...

... Captain War die, who presided, said the Germans would making a big effort before long ndt have another winter campaign. AD the Zeppelin raids which bad been made lately had only been in the way The only way stopping the German effort was getting more men, and ...

... who had enlisted returned them. But such things might have been foreseen. Modern warfare depends largely upon the motor, Zeppelins, aeroplanes; and other air craft. But also the feeding great armies, and the supply of ammunition. There are other trades ...

... military headquarters., and the belief that considerable damage was dona P#rtiouiars are published Hutch rows paper of disaster Zeppelin Belgium early Friday Tire airship, numbered LB, had some eqgine trbiiblG, and, coming down the dark* crashed into some tree* ...

... latest. m,.t has been send number airraft over the £p,st Coast England. .She] long threatened what she would kith her Zeppelins. Possibly the raid took, place Tuesday evening was inly intended.in the nature trial trip, j the other hand, it the best ...