tI1Dr. Orok Views Falltof German Zeppelinhe*'hy Mr. Hobt. Kerr from Captain lt;H. Anderson, a former well known re-idtnt1tof The Pas : —September II, 1 ,1*’.Dear Ker/ —I am still sticking aroundtiie 17if» reserve battalion, and do not sec1 Smuch ixojxr of getting over to 1 ranee atpresent, Some of the boys who wentover a couple of days ago ure bark noun Ied. It sure does not take very h if toput tluin on the ro' k? The Mli* poemto have tbetu f(iernians) on the run now. dlt; f »• i . . V! hope that I get aver before the dim* ilt; . finished.Dr. ( rok in London the time they j j brought down the Zeppelin. He saw the w whole thing, and got a pie e of it. He v said the crew got their.', The wreck ijftame down iu a farmers yard lie*farmer’s wife, an old girl of about sixty, j grabbed the family axe and started looking for any of the crew who might still fie alive. The airman got about A‘?,#*! ^reward and a V (’.Kind regards to all.Your* sincerely, Is*i\ H. As t'KH- S li