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... ZEPPELIN RAID: WOMAN DIES OF FRIGHT. PARIS, Mouday. Newspapers state a woman named Poisson died of fright caused by the explosion of Zeppeljn bomb near her house in the Rue Dames.—P.A. War Special. Don't, Look Old.—Darken the Grey Streaks with Lockjer ...
... We conceive ourselves to bo quite able to deal with German submarines and Zeppelins and all the other bogeys in the enemy's charming collection. not by way of swap, chop, barber, or exchange, but by the use of other means lew twit more witij. ...
... MAILMUSTARD & CRESS Is Zeppelin L-8-ted now? ft ft ft Yesterday was tho 217 th day the war* ft ft ft It 18 getting to be very rough world for aub» marines. ft ft ft How long can Grcoo© do without M. V enizeloe ¥ ft Turkeys wail.—The Kaiser poor Bos-phor-us ...
... milder. * « It officially announced from Berlin that on March sth a Zeppelin sailed over Calais at ten in the morning. It proceeded towards Boulogne. There was fog night, and the Zeppelin has not since been seen. ...
... dropped on A ill: Cotterets. A Zeppelin was noticed proceeding westward. Tne alarm was given in Paris, where all measures prv.vided for taken. Press Association. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN ALARM PARIS. PARIS, Midnight. Two Zeppelins were reported in the Oise district ...
... comparison with the Zeppelin bluff, which, however it may frighten the timid, has no real bearing on the issue of the war. No doubt Germany has derived much amusement from our darkened cities, but the amount of actual damage which Zeppelins could do would ...
... March Sth Zoppelin sailed aver Calais ar ten in the mernine. It proceeded towards Boulogne. Thera was a fe@ at night. and the Zeppelin has not since been seen. Borsuet, the great poct of the tomb, — Says: at is not worchy of a Christian and, we may odd. of ...
... has made hurried visit there). 25,000 FRACCS FOR BRINGING DOWN ZEPPELIN. PARIS, Saturday. The Matin' 'announces that it offers a prize of 25,000 francs to the first airman who compels Zeppelin to descend within the zone tho fortress of Pans, and 10,000 ...
... Noiih Sea. 28 officers and men were od board when she made her last trip. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN CRIPPLED. AMSTERDAM, Friday. According trustworthy information received here Zeppelin L was seriously (yesterday when descending at lirlemont, and had to be dismounted ...
... take plaee in the game room on Wednesday. April, 8 p.m. The lecturer will also give a ihort narrative of the visit of the Zeppelins Paris, where he just wag staying the time, and show on the sheet some unpublished views the raid. Freo tickets may had from ...
... condition i: satisfactory.—Exchange Telegraph Co. Use for Wrecked Zeppelins. BLUFF THE CIVIL POPULATION, PARIS, Monday. The Echo Paris this morning relates amusing incident with regard tc Zeppelin that, will bo remembered was destroyed near Tirlemond in the ...
... cipated, well-fed roast turkevs! Next got the favourite plum pudding, our faces beamed with smiles. did not worry about Zeppelins, and we forgot we had to walk four miles. Apples and bananas, little cheese, and crackers too, was appetizing I admit, and ...