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:wYoiik may 631525;in GERMAN RAIDERS RETURNING FROM ENGLAND RRRUENE DOWN IN FRANCE Paris, Oct. 21.â€"â€"Although at first it was believed that the visit of the Zeppelin fleet to France yesterday was an independent raid and the first step toward carrying out the threat made in a German wireless message, which said it had been decided to destroy Paris in reprisal for French air raids on German towns, it is now generally believed that \_these eight Zeppelins, four of which were destroyed or cap- tured, were returning from England, and had lost their bearings owing to fog, and probably had lost touch with their wireless communications. One Big Dirigibie Taken Intact With Its Entire Crewâ€"Three Others Captured or Destroyed. The log-book of the Zeppelin whichl landed intact shows that she had been‘ to England, and prisoners from three other airships confirm this. One of the menvcaptured said it was the want= of gasoline that. forced his Zeppelin to! descend. The raid is widely proclaim-3 CREAT~BRHTMN PERFEfiS PLANS FGR AIR REPRESALS 6N GERMANY A despatch from London says: Great Britain’s reconstructed Air Ministry, which soon will be an-. nounced in the House of Commons? probably will act as balm for several Commoners who have been greatly'i wrought up over the Government’s delay in conducting reprisals for raids upon London. Under the reconstruc- tion plan it is belived there will be a bettter and far more equitable distri- bution of machines among the variousl flight units. It is known many landl machines controlled by the Admiraltyi DAILY PAPER FOR CANADIANS Reconstructed A despatch from Ottawa sayszâ€"v Although the large majority of Cana- dians are probably unaware of the fact, soldiers of the Dominion over- seas, even those in the trenches in France and Belgium, receive a daily paper filled with news from Canada. This little publication, which is of such immense value to the boys at the front because it contains news of home, is published in London, and goes by the name of “The Canadian Daily Record.” It is the latest development of the Canadian military authorities in Canada and overseas to meet the de- mand of the Dominion’s soldiers for news of their own country. Meets Overseas Soldiers’ De- ITurks Were Driven Across the HOV 1'0 and possibly you the tea-pot reveals it. Demand always the genuine will not detect this imitation until "Salada" in the sealed aluminum packet, and see thanu get it, if you wary: that uniqu e flavour of â€"-J â€"--I_-.I fresh; clear} P. ronnc a: co.. 39 Bonsaoonrl Market. Montreal HIGHEST PRICES PAID For POULTRY, GAME, EGGB G. FEATHERS “mm: was YOU mp ions MONEY” UNS‘iE 1"" The im fur he the world needs wuxtmftl}: - . ‘_ WOO” at “M for mtxrnem our new 'ce can so. ._ 0mg , coon,MusÂ¥x-xa kunk. 7 FREE? sum. 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No reports have yet been received that any dam- age was done by the Zeppelins, or that bombs were dropped anywhere in France. Of the four Zeppelins lost, two were destroyed and two were forced to descend. wlrlfil‘lrfiday night’s Zeppelin raid on London 27 persons were killed and 53 injured. There was little material damage done. could be used in raids upon German towns. Coincidental with the reorganization of the air service there will be several changes in the flying men’s uniforms. In future pilots probably will be pro- vided with garments far more suit- able for high altitudes than those worn to-day. Owing to the ‘great heights airmen must attain under modern conditions they need clothing that is heavier and at the same time is adaptable to quick change or re- moval. BRITISH SUCCESS IN MESOPOTAMIA Diala in Retreat to Jebel Hamrin Ridge. London, Oct. 21.â€"-â€"â€"British troops in Mesopotamia on Friday began an en- veloping movement near the Persian frontier, northwest of Bagdad, and drove the Turkish forces in the vicin- ity of Kizilâ€"Robat across the Diala River. An oificial statement issued to-day reporting these operations says: “We have carried out successful operations in the vicinity of Deltawa and Kizilâ€"Robat. Our columns began an enveloping movement on Friday, and drove the enemy across the Diala. The Turks destroyed the bridge at Ki- zil-RoBat and retreated to the south- ern hills of the Jebel Hamrin Ridge. We took some prisoners, and captur- ed waggon-loads of ammunition.” GREAT CATTARO AIR RAID Squadron Flew 1,000 Miles Without Accident. A despatch from London says:â€" The Daily Mail's correspondent with the Italian armies says that later de- tails received of the great Cattaro raid mark it as an example of rare organ- ization. The fourteen Capronis which took part in it started together from near Milan, flew to the Appennines in a gale and arrived in a body near Rome. There they rested a while and then flew to their taking off camp on the Adriatic shore, and thence to Dalmarie and Montenegro and home. The squadron afterwards flew to- gether something like one thousand miles without failure on the part of any machine or any hitch. HEAVY FIGHTING London, Oct. 21.â€"â€"Hea‘ going on between Britis' forces in German East British War Office anm that the mission station was occupied by the B tober 17, after which t1 resumed to the west 0 The British force sustai Because it mirrors the news of the world in which I live and am interested. Whether it be an epoch-marking event like the sinking of the Lusitania, or but the stOry of a local happening, I know I shall find it described, pictured, or commented upon fully and sanely in “My Paper!" 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