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... The rumoured appearance of a Zeppelin over Scarborough Saturday night is untrue. Tlie South Western line was blocked several hoars Saturday owing three wagons hay catching fire outside Camberley station. The trucks and contents were completely destroyed ...
... over Gloucester. do not know the greatest distance Zeppelin can travel, nor its highest possible speed, but whatever the rate attainable, or the distance covered, one may safely trust imagination and rumour to travel much farther and quicker. Monday night's ...
... The newspapers during the past week or more have been full of rumours, half-rumours, and quarter-i*umours that the Government are at last going to do what they ought to have done two and a half years ago at Mr. Lloyd George's invitation —adopt the policy ...
... THE BOURNEMOUTH GRAPHIC Mischievous Rumour. It is a distill bing fact that Bournemouth should be suffering through that lying jade, Dame Rumour. It has got abroad in Birmingham and elsewhere in the midlands, as also in ' the west of England, that Bournemouth ...
... IDLE RUMOUR OP A RAID. Owing a rumour which was current at an early hour a Zeppelin raid, many north-eastern towns, including Darlington, Leeds, and Newcastle, were plunged into darkness as measure of precaution. No information has been received to support ...
... made regarding certain rumours. One rumour appeared to have been widespread, and it was in the public interest that it should be mentioned, even though there was nothing in it. One form of the story was that a lady was on board the airship. The fact was ...
... announced Count Zeppelin's only daughter, Countess Helene yon Zeppelin, and Herr yon Brandenstein, who is a lieutenant in a Wuertemberg cavalry regiment, and is the only son the late General yon Brandenstein. Countess Helene yon Zeppelin is said have acted ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAIDS. Statement by Mr. Balfour. The First Lord of the Admiralty has addressed the following letter to a correspondent:— The Admiralty, S.W., 28th, August, 191). Dear Sir, —You ask me why accounts published in this country of enemy air raids ...
... Count Zeppelin, who attempted the conquest of th ...
... BRISTOL TIMES AND MIRROr) SATURDAY 8 1916 I' ' ZEPPELINS raids this week almost nightly VISITANTS THE DESTRUCTION LI 5 SECOND ZEPPELIN HIT Zeppelin raid South-Eastern Counties Bombs dropped various places ninety from raid fourth is S3 very been casualty ...
... ILL-INFORMED RUMOUR OF GERMANY'S AIR-RAIDS. WHY DETAILS ARE MEAGRE. BALFOUR'S EXCELLENT REASONS. The First Lord of the Admiralty has addressed the following letter to a correspondent:— Admiralty, S.W. August 28, 1915. Dear Sir, —You ask me why the ...
... attached parachute. The bend of the al loss of a Zeppelin and her sr is& Adrietio comes from Rome. OF A RA'D THIS MORNING flare beam the inscription Doppe Z 08. is which taken to be the number of the t Zeppelin from which it was launched. It burnt for from ...