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MOST MOMENTOUS BUSINESS. V* ' [United Press Association.] * , London, February 2. > This Times, in a leader referring to tholre-assembling of Parliament, says the badness is of the most momentous character known in the history of the country, and its stiprevision should be correspondingly strict. The House of Commons has the sternest realities' to discuss,- and is;expected to discuSs -them with ‘judgment and discretion, and without fear, favor, or partiality,. ' \ . \
ANOTHER AIRSHIP ALARM. ' vVT’ „ l ♦' !*; t . . •’ ■: ! ■ London, February 1. . There are, unconfirmed reports that five airships appeared• on. the .South Coast to-night, and that the forts, including those at Dover, opened fire, and drove them across the Channel. The authorities in London and elsewhere promptly obscured all lights. ■ jLondon, February'2. The the airship raid proved unfounded.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 28, 3 February 1915, Page 6
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128Second Edition. Great Britain Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 28, 3 February 1915, Page 6
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