... ZEPPELINS ACTIVE IN BALTIC. Copenhagen, Friday. The BerUngsle Tidende states that it is rumoured that the Gazelle struck a mine. This story is not credited, especially throughout yesterday and also during the night Zeppelins showed renewed activity all ...

... ACTIVITY. ZEPPELINS BUSY OVER THE BALTIC SEA. COPENHAGEN, Friday. The Beriingtke Tidene” states that it Is rumoured that the Gaadle struck mine. This story net credited, especially as throughout yesterday and also daring the night Zeppelins showed renewed ...

... Copenhaukn, Friday. The Berlinako Tidend©’’ siruee that it ia rumoured that the Gazdle struck a mine. This atory ia nol credited, capecinl iy is rough jut yesterday and also during the night Zeppelin* showed renewed all over the Baltic.—Exchange. [The Gazelle ...

... CRUISER COPENHAGEN, Friday. The Berlingsko states that it is rumoured that the Gazelle struck mine. This story is not credited, especially throughout vesterday, and also during night, Zeppelins showed renewed activity all over tho Baltic.— Exchange. Reports ...

... GAZELLE. Zeppelin Activity in the Baltic. Copenhagen, Friday.—The, Berlingske Tidende states that it is rumoured that the Gazelle struck a mine. This story is not credited, especially as throughout yesterday and also during the night Zeppelins showed renewed ...

... * * * That thero were a!I aorta oi rumours Crilig about when tho o!ectric current andca.niv failed on Wednesday night of last - * * * That statad that anodicr road by Zeppelins foaled? * * * That It prove obti due, however, to f tY max eonatve here near ...

... offensive in East Prussia is making headway, and the latest Petrograd official communique records a series of notable successes. Zeppelins are reported very active at night over the Baltic. The Serbian Minister in Paris declares that the German plans with regard ...

... excitement along the Goast of England and in London Saturday the rumour that another Zeppelin raid was being attempted. Messages reached the newspaper offices to the effect that Zeppelins had passed over Cromer from the sea, and proceeded inland in so ...

... on Essen. Essen-tial, of course, to repay these little visits. For raiding Yarmouth I expect the Kaiser will reward Count Zeppelin. Old “gas bag” must be one of Germany’s really famous men. 3o far he has never once had an Iron Cross inflicted upon him ...

... spreading of rumours concerning alleged French distrust of British direction of affairs here and on the Continent. These rumours are stated to originate in Holland, but it is certain that the centre of inspiration is Berlin, and the aim of the rumour-makers ...

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... other reasons for entering the war compared with which the Belgian Neutrality Treaty had only the value a sora-p of paper. Rumours are current Venice regarding revolutionary outbreaks IJuugary and Bohemia. Tliat disturbances have taken place is proved the ...