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... February 8, 1915. Dear Cousin THEY say! What do they say? Well, for one thing, that the war will be over in June. And though Rumour is a liar, I know, and many-tongued at that-- still, when she says what we want her to say we generally lend an ear, anyway ...
... RAID. QUESTIONS AS TO MOTOR-CARS AND ZEPPELINS. Ptc. E. S. Stephenson, of the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, who has died of wounds received in action. His home was at 7, Shenston Road, Wadsley Bridge. Rumours of strange occurrences during the recent ...
... crushing vicory some other point. Tho Russians pparently have no intention of giving them satisfaction that kind. The ugly rumours made at the commencement of the war that great numbers soldiers sailors' wives were intemperate, and the money paid to them ...
... after Governmental inquiry, been finally disposed of. No responsible person has been found who saw Zeppelin, and as to thj allegation that Zeppelins were guided by motor-cars on the roads the Home Secretary reported last night in the House that after ...
... our line” Zeppelin's justification for tho recent bomb-dropping raid of airships Norfolk contained in interview in tho the United by Berlin of Mr Karl H von TViegand Extracts uro quoted York corre of Times correspondent's talk with Zeppelin took plaoo ...
... places of the Zeppelin passing. Ihe occupants of tjie cars were all persons against whom there was no possible ground of suspicion. , , ~ . , An HON. MEMBER: Is the right bon. gentleman certain that the German aircraft referred were Zeppelins. Mr. McKENNA ...
... preparations are being made under the sea, another fleet of airships (Zeppelins and Parsevals) being created for offensive purposes. Something of the earliest enthusiasm for the Zeppelins has vanished, but these aircraft and the Parsec ais are still credited ...
... from the watchful eyes any German cruisers or Zeppelins. At any rate there seems, mere woman, hardly any need, when tho February gales are blowing sixty miles an hour, for us to havo much fear of Zeppelins. Talking about the latter, I was reminded of the ...