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... A ZEPPELIN RAID RUMOUR. LICHTS SHUT OFF IN PARIS. (P. A. War Sperial—Wedneeday.) Paris, Wednesday. In consequence of temporary atoppage of public lighting yesterday evening, rnmonrs were current of zeppelins being reported on their way to Paris. Such ...

... IS VIOLINIST. Anion Aiaa^kofi le f.'ij;; Golmi-t. w lies! Promouado Com; Tuesday uiciit. I'.avo .•I tbc ivliu ZEPPELIN SCARE, al.'C Rumour of Second Raid on Cromer, MERELY A SEAPLANE. » Cromer last >ur another German .1 inquiries showed that illation ...

... telegram said: It is reported that Zeppelin seen over to-day. A Zeppelin has been reported Mid-Channel. USED SEARCHLIGHTS. The following is the message, came shortly before midnight from three sources: Another Zeppelin raid took pI-:r>o tonight at 10.30 ...

... ZEPPELIN SCARE LINCOLN UGHTS EXTI H V !) THE EARLY MORNING. The few Lincoln people who were not their at 2 a.m. yesterday considerably astonished see the gas *nd electric lights extinguished. This been done on receipt of frorr. Ipswich that enemy airships ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. ITALIAN CONDEMNATION. NO LONGER WAR, BUT MURDER.' (Press Association War Special.) Rome, Friday. Commenting on the Zeppelin raid on Norfolk, the Secolo expresses the opinion that the raid will no doubt followed others German aviators ...

... for the Zeppelin, ‘ulrvh put ita rudder hard over and fled at ton speed in the direction from which it had come, ‘wvith the covey of aeroplanes streaming after it, ‘ WAS THE AIRSHIP HIT? 1 The result of the chase is not knowm, but there is a rumour tha: ...

... n in the rumour that a Zeppelin had be in the Channel. It was, furthermore, out that the night was remarkably cle that it was possible for many eo that it would have been difficult { aircraft to cross the Channel withou' observed. The rumour reached § ...

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