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... country. Last Sunday, for instance, there was a particularly brisk alerte, due to a rumour, which, by the way. has not yet been explained, as to a Zeppelin, or Zeppelins, having been seen over Chelmsford. Coincident with this, what we have reason to know ...
... may have led to the rumour about the airships. That Zeppelins had been to Chelmsford on Sunday was announced at the evening scrvine at Levten parish church. and created a goad deal of alarm. Canon Thornton- Ditesbery said the Zeppelins had encircled the ...
... yet emulate such glorious examples, and go about our business with calm courage in spite of daily rumours approaching invasions, bombardments, and Zeppelins. We shall do this the more cheerfully if we follow the example of our foremost airmen and smoke ...
... raids on our coast. On one point, nevertheless, not a little anxiety is felt in London. There have been rumours, credible or incredible, of Zeppelins having been seen within the last few days over Essex, and even nearer the metropolis. One .can hardly imagine ...
... conclusion of the magic lantern ZEPPELINS AND PASSPORTS. Susan Dedman, Mrs. Maria Elizabeth suc h a lecture, which showed time and job when so near to the enemy. Howeverentertainment. The throwing on the Thu spoke of Zeppelins and pass- Ashdown. Mrs. P. M ...
... but every - man airship habitually referred to Zeppelin,” although Germany _ has least three other types commission— Farssval, Gross, and Schutte-Lans. lack of knowledge is responsible for wild rumours as the fifteen over the Channel ” which enlivened ...
... Cernay.—Central News. LAUSANNE, Monday. The rain and snow have had the effect of suspending fighting on a large scale in it is rumoured at Basle that the Germans are preparing an important offensive move- ment with a view to the positions lost in . Alsace since ...
... the German fleet from harbour to Cuxhaven, taken in conjunction with the week-end alarm various towns near London that the Zeppelins were at last coming, indirate that, the great combined attack on Fagland by sea and air which has long been the dream of ...
... only one of Wilhelm II. 's subjects (except privileged Prusso- Poles) left. Here the last Zeppelin bomb upset a German's electro technical store. The next Zeppelin cast illustrated pamphlets show ing the Kaiser presumptu ously (put mildly) next to the virgin ...
... flight across the Channel. For the same reason the rumour that a Zeppelin approached Calais on Saturday night can scarcely be regarded seriously. Indeed in wellinformed circles here the ides of a Zeppelin raid on any considerable scale during the present ...
... NAVAL CORRESPONDENT (A. IL Poi.u.s). Ever since Christmas Day, when the Zeppelins came out for their futile Christmas attack on the rethuso and the I . mictunted, there have been rumours of German airships being seen. Sometimes the news has been definite ...
... the dockyard, besides, the peat gas building, are carefully protected by metal coverings. Count Zeppelin is himself in Friedrichshafen at pre.. sent. A rumour has reached Rome that when inspecting one recently departed vessel the inventor said to an engineer: ...