... ZEPPELIN RUMOURS. f TORIES FROM HOLLAND OF TWO AIRSHIPS DESTROYED. Wednesday. .Wording the Echo Beige, persistent are current st The Hague the effect 1 » Z--ppel.n has been brought down French n war Ath (Hainsult). This .jiw journal further loams that ...

... THE ZEPPELIN FAILURE. MR. BALFOUR ON THEIR RECORD. A YEAR’S VICTIMS. NOT ONE SOLDIER OR SAILOR KILLED. DEFENCE OF POLICY OF SECRECY. Mr Balfonr. tb« Fin* Lord of the Admiralty. h*i crapanoy and tell the world in detail wherein the! addresaed the following ...

... along the Eaet Coast of England and London on Saturday on tJie rumour that another Zeppelin raid was being attempted. Message* reached the newspaper offices •to the effect that. Zeppelins had passed over Cromer from the sea, and proceeded inland in s ...

... Five minutes later a second explosion occurrod. It rumoured that the damage done and the number of victims are very grea's. The Echo states further that a gunpowder depot at was blown up and Zeppelin at St. Weatrem was seriously damageo ...

... to fifteen south Oraadyb lighi ship. Rumours from tho frontiers say that British and French aeroplanes bombed Zeppelin sheds at Toendern, and great excitement, prevails in the district. According an unconfirmed rumour two aeroplanes were shot down, while ...

... as the Fl«'ct incroa-sed. the oil position would be maintained. and even improved. The First Lord ridiculed the alarmist rumours and fairy tales which had been current in certain quarters as the narrow margin of oil on which the Navy was reported working ...

... Nnwowtlo l« llvrr hi* rjv'o th« prorfin'tion war munitions. waa given •«-ml ufT at IviliK Owe. ZEPPELIN SCARE. NORTH-EASTERN TOWNS DARKNESS. Owing to un-upported rumour early Tun; morning raid, many north naoerr toVI n* wito into an auiicuto SUBMARINE E 15. ...

... illuminated. is not quite clear now the Zeppelin reached this district. but many rumours point to the fact that a railway train from another part of the Midlands was followed. For a certain period the Zeppelin circled the town at the speed of an express ...

... number Zeppelin shed*, and their contents badly knocked about. While our men were busy the Germans discovered the presence escorting cruisers and destroyers, and two Zeppelin v with some seaplane.* and submarines set off attack them. The Zeppelins were ...

... There was not the slightest foundati $s for the rumour that some of those on b not suber when the ship started, and | he se- quantities of liquor were taken aboard. d with Dr. Ecknener, and i Graf Zeppelin, giving eviden th in the terpreter, said it might ...

... the German side two pioneers were wounded. On the san-e day reconnaissance was made 111 the neighbourhood of Hagenau, Count Zeppelin, of the staff, and three Baden officers, accompanied by four Dragoons. The object of the reconnaisance was fully attained ...

... ork of DADAND ed off the RX AMINATION. found ow u whic tity of AIR SECRETS GIVEN AV lst the Thu A Zeppelin dirigible airship, which wa: over here to-day, was forced to come to § AND the Champs de Mars this afternoon owil motor breakdown. German officers ...