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... Lara-ous persons who circulated a report about Zeppelins over Cromer last night.] By the edge oi; the sea (For the tale was too steep) They planted no bombs Our Garden of Sleep.” Is’t in alien minds That these rumours are born Of the air-Huns who tread On John ...
... THE-ATTACKS ' Pabjs , January 22 . ¦ The Echo del Paris says , certain rumours of German origin lead ono . 'to think that one especial object ! oi t ! i ^ Germans in- threatening a Zeppelin attack on London and Paris in to cause anxiety to tho representatives ...
... runs the that German genius has at last end«>d the togend that England to owing her tonalarity. The rumour published in England that one of the Zeppelins had been brought down |i not mentioned in any of the messages from Berlin bat to noon none of the airships ...
... Coleridge judges to sit, other than «* ojfieio, as Lord Justice of Appeal, THE WAR. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID ENGLAND, Th« Exobtnee Wt Cromer oorrerpondoi.t Another Zeppelin raid took place last night, two or more airship* pAGe. d over Cromer. Mme from tbe sea ...
... are act themselves. There are rumours that the latter intend to commandeer the Almond bank ’bus and make, a dash for some mountain recess immediately they get public out of sight. Who saw the aeroplane was it a Zeppelin?—-passing over Perth yesterday ...
... see that one was a Zeppelin. Although it was rumoured that one of the Zeppelins had visited King's Lynn, no sign of hostile aircraft had been seen there up to one o'clock this morning. At 12.25 A.M. nothing had been seen of the Zeppelins at Lowestoft. On ...
... medical aid is likely to re- Naturally, these nocturnal ▼isitants . v : quired will summon local doctors and send all »l»«. rumours, and it it» difficult ea availaW© ambulances. will also acquaint, . separate hearty evidence from ' , bomb was dropped. It ...
... crushed- l-eptiies may therefore spit out their are vaccinated. j The Echo Paris says: C«* rumours German origin lead one-totj one especial object Germans threat' Zeppelin attacks London and Pari? [cause anxiety representatives count ries capitals, and thns ...
... Warsaw. Recollecting former final efforts, we are tempted to sing 'lbis is the last time' That we are asked when the next Zeppelin attack will be made. We are still in the dark That the Holy War has gone very flat in Egypt. It is one of the things no 'fellah' ...
... machines. Later messages spoke definitely of a Zeppelin having passed over Sandringham and King's Lynn, and dropped bombs at both places. Various telegrams report considerable activity on the part of the Zeppelin fleet in the neighbourhood of German North ...
... from Lulea, in the extreme | nort of Sweden, state that rumours have ot airships ‘lately been current havi been seen ove r the Tornea valley, ‘These near th e Swedish-Finnish frontier. rumours have been re ate from 60 many quarters that no doubt as to ...
... not to take their threats seriously. Co. Rousset, writing in Liberfi:, draws two conclusions from the Zeppelin raid on England—firstly, that Zeppelins cannot always go where they wish, and that their action is limited by cireumstate.es over which thex ...