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... MR. BAIFOUR AND ZEPPELINS The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, First Lord oi the Admiralty, writes:—How ought we rate the Zeppelins among weapons of attack ? Wnat have they done? What can they do? To tins last question I not offer a reply. I cannot prophesy ...
... air craft various designs, and of Zeppelins, which, although they come within the designation of air craft, are really things apart, super a'r machines, long held in derision by us insular folk, who put Count Zeppelin among the cranks, arid snugly asserted ...
... rank of lieutenant in the service. For some time there have been rumours that some of the most experienced the personnel of Count Zeppelin's staff met their death in the series of Zeppelin wrecks in respect of one which the late Sub-Lieut. WVimeford won ...
... 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 ...
... WHISPERS AND ECHOES. That rumour which wan so generally curre n t last week-sad about • big Naval Matte ,huh thirty Cermaa ships and ten British hod been Punk seems to have been as largely circulated in this part of the country a s anywhere. Pow err such ...
... PICTORIAL RUMOUR. F 'aithibn afid •• •• S. •• A REQUEST. The Court: Six years' hard labour. You'll get a Aware be kora • trade. sky Baas. Daridari Comicial I be permitted to Isere Things Feminine Si Atelier Cusimabt gargassaw -40.--- NOT KNOWN. wits ...
... Aftenpost,'' being the sequel signals received from Zeppelin which had been patrolling the neighbouring waters. The Zeppelin followed the liner southwards, and two submarines accompanied her. Rumour has it that the ship was sighted by destroyers which ...
... been naturalised in this country and denaturalised in Germany. It is a fact. he added, that many rumours have got about, and in these times of Zeppelin seares people naturally feel alarmed if they think they have an enemy in their midst. ' He explained ...
... papers' is able to give full rein to his invention [and 1 imagination'. Nothing daunts him. A stray remark and wink married to a rumour Swill give birth to the wildest fancy. Just at present his fancy seems to be fixed ships. There are considerably more ships ...
... following casualties have been reported: 1 man, 8 women, and 4 children killed. 4 men. 6 women, and 2 children wounded. - One Zeppelin WU seriously damaged by gunfire of the land defenom, and was yp Forted this morning being towed into Ostend. She has since ...
... A USTELL. T 0 ThENGOVE Ewe eproductions OF TIFF. PtiOrOtiRAPHS Soldiers Front which have will still DISPOSING OF RUMOURS. Mr. Balfour ha. not, much to say in the.e days. His conspicuom abilities , enhanced by a rare experience in statecraft, bare been ...
... Submarines and minds to expect in- Zeppelins. creasing fierceness in the war through the coming six months. The fierceness will manifest itself on the sea, or rather under the sea, and in the air, well as on land. Persistent rumours are heard of larger submarines ...