... out their venom—we are vaccinated. i ~ The “ Echo de Paris says :—Certain rumours of German origin lead one to think the one especial object of the Germans in threatening Zeppelin attacks on London and Paris is to cause anxiety to representatives of mneutral ...

... wounded at King's Lynn. Naturally, these nocturnal have eves ths. rumours, emiLit * difficult .0 separate evidence I act it is generally accepted. however, that a Me of five or six Zeppelins crossed the on reaching *the English coast separated .n pre-arranged ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... increase in the price* of foodstuffs than we do at present, the explanation being, doubtlew, the circulation of disquieting rumours or eatimaten from unofficial or unreliable sources as to the possibility of our maintaining our* selves these countries without ...

... begin to arrive in full strength. The rumoured activity of the German submarine and destroyer fleets may point the contemplation of another air raid, supported by surface and underwater craft, lest some the Zeppelins should come grief in the North Sea. ...

... 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 § ...

... 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 ...

... be seen the noise of the engine was plainly heard, and rumours that it was a Zeppelin brought nearly all the residents into the streets. They state they were able quite plainly to see a Zeppelin not more than half a mile high come from the direction of ...

... export of the groin. • ri • If Zeppelin renlly int•nds to carry oat hie oft-expressed purpose, he must do ao when he hns the advantage of the long, dark nights. Cirriinistanees. such as this, very probably account for the rumours that the raid sill certainly'' ...

... War Toplcs in a Parish Parliament, Ucfeunded rumours vn conacription and a Zeppelin invasien of our shores have ocasisned uorest in social circles here, but for that wistter there is so far not the slightest greund fer spprehension. All feeling of uervousness ...

... bombarded by September 12, when the Germans, despair- German cruisers some months ago, a ing of encores and discouraged by the Zeppelin appeared on Monday morn- battle of the Marne, finally threw up the 1. mg and dropped 9 bombs on an on- sponge and retired ...