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... STIRLING. WHAT THE PUBLIC ARE TO RECOMMENDATION BY THE AUTHORITIES. tihe last week there have been baseless rumours of aeroplanes or Zeppelins having been seen or heard passing over Stirling and district at night, and whilst the authorities do not contemplate ...
... preparations are being made under the sea. another fleet of airships (Zeppelins and Parsevale) is being created for offensive. purposes. Something of the earliest enthusia.-in for the Zeppelins has vanished, but these aircraft and the Parsevals are still credited ...
... 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 ...
... of truth. If there are any who are perturbed by the German version of the North Sea fight, by the rumours arising therefrom, or by any other of the rumours of disaster which are continually buzzing about, we counsel them to possess their souls in patience ...
... 'F THE CIVIL & MILITARY GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1915. 7 1 . -- , • 1 IT - .1 lb. i , Ile impotence of the Zeppelins in the face of 'fortified German positions in Belgium, and fl he very minute we are obliged entirely mined, and ready to be blown ...
... tune during hast Friday evening, probably from old ajje. and decay. oome waggish person started the rumour that it was due to a bomb dropped from a Ze>ppelin, and before ever.ing on Saturday was being stated in Hull that such was the case. Sunk Island people ...
... —Renter. THE RECENT YARMOUTH RAID. GERMAN COUNT'S INGENIOUS DEFENCE. The Times says the monotony of German jubilation over the Zeppelin raid was broken by tie Count Reventlow. called his recent article in the Deutsche Tagesaeltnng English attacks on German ...
... 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 ...
... was too much for the Zeppelin, which put its radder hard over and fled at top epeed in the direc tion from which it had come, with the covey of aeroplanes streaming after it. The resuit of the chase is not known; but there 1s a rumour that the mant air- ...
... the fight were eagerly awaited. When the vessel took ner departure very j quietly one Sunday in November it was currently rumoured that she had gone join the North Sea Fleet, and eventualities have proved this to be quite correct. Clydebank is natur- } ...
... satisfaction at the issue, together with numerous photographs. ! The victorious result is considered be fitting- reply the Zeppelin raid oil undefended coast towns. Unanimous praise is accorded to the skill, hardiness, and vigour of the British sailors ...