... LONDON LETTER. GERMANY SEEKING FOOD. HIGH-FLYING ZEPPELINS. LONDON, Wednesday Night. The Austro-German forces are now said to outside Odessa. making for the great Black Sea port there is no doubi, that the armies the Central Powers are searching for food ...

... propulsion us-:d in sending rockets. ye they chance gun which has no recoil, and which coul l in consequence fired from a Zeppelin a great altitude? Neither of these hypotheses would make accurate shooting easy. On the other hand, tlie Germans have not ...

... effective raid, and in addition to inflicting losses, captured 37; prisoners. Hostile artillery was veryj active some sectors. ZEPPELINS RETURN* TWO SUCCESSIVE NIGHT ATTACKS. FOUR BOMBS HULL. (TRESS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL^ LONDON. Wednesday, 10.45 p.m. One or two ...

... back the fire the Portuguese troops. Enemy's artillery activity has also been above the normal to-day east of Ypres. THE ZEPPELIN RAID. FOUR BOMBS ON HARTLEPOOL DAMAGE AND CASUALTIES. (TVESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) LONDON, Thursday. Lord French reports:— ...