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... THE ZEPPELINS. Mr. Balfour Explains Official Silence. Fuss lad of the Ad:meaty has the lawns: hates to . - Adelinelty. W.. Soviet Zeta, 191& bear Sir, -Yes ask we why the accounts pole Imbed u this count,, of enemy air reeds ate meagre. the marrow.. ...
... runs the that German genius has at last end«>d the togend that England to owing her tonalarity. The rumour published in England that one of the Zeppelins had been brought down |i not mentioned in any of the messages from Berlin bat to noon none of the airships ...
... answer :;:feued to be forthcoming in the crop of ild rumours that inevitably arose out of the paucity of official information. The student of psychology will find valusble material in those rumours. They came from accredited persons, and they were very ...
... but person* are reported injured in the district. Tie' Zeppelins kept at great height. THE WRECKED ZEPPELINS. It now been established that the two airship* brought down were the Naval Zeppelin* 1*32 and I*l3. Both were very recent construction. The first ...
... 1916 the Allies destroyed four Zeppelins. and in 191.5 the enemy lost fewer than 12 (including one brought down by the late Lieut. Warneford, I)iaregarding altogether the _pea-mainly of rumours from Belgium and 13 Zeppelins were brought down in 1916. and ...
... star R Where the hddy went we know not, but it is certain she did not get to Melksham at her appointed time. E The rumour that a Zeppelin had got as far west as Reading was going the rounds in Devizes this week; some said the monster even got to .\'evbu ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. Well Done, Britishk Submarine.—Count Zeppelin’s Birthda z.—bpcn Churches. — Beautiful Craftmanship. — Interesting Loans. — Octogonarlan Peer.—*‘The Glory that was Rheims.’’ There was nnurnl]g great delight here over the announcement ...
... Messages have also been received from other supporters Marita signifying their intention escape and rejoin the Union force*. It rumoured that Maritz him self has been quarrelling with the Germans, who do not like hie inaction. The casualtiee included corporal ...
... Madeira in time to take the chair. THE WEEKLY RUMOUR.—The rumour this week was that the passage of the Dardanelles had been forced; some *‘ improved ™ this by saying that Constantinople had fallen. The rumour-mongers were, however, behind the times. The ...
... of homes destroyed. and families dntressed at the lose of their * dear on • through the Zeppelin raids, it- was vet a to be told that mane of the reports and rumours as to latent of damage done, far eseeided the Wye. For instance, dur.ng • visit to Manage& ...
... cxtreme. s i E = * * Did vou hear the guns and see the flushes on Tuesdsy night? Of course there were all kinds of rumours about Zeppelin raids over Salisbury and Bournemouth, as a result, but it was nothing wore serious than r;igm rncfi.ec at —. space ...
... message in the window at the Advertiser” office allayed anxiety, and showed how grossly exaggerated the first rumours must have been. - - A Zeppelin would bave a sorry time of it, should one reach as far inland as Devizes. We are well protected by air craft ...