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... ZEPPELINS. TWO PASS WESTWARDS OVER DUTCH ISLAND. A Central News Amsterdam telegram today gays:— Yesterday morning two Zeppelins passed Ameland, travelling a westerly direction. [Note. —Ameland is a Dutch island in the North Sea, included in tho Province ...
... THE ZEPPELINS. EARLY MORNING VISIT TO EAST COAST. Tke Press Bureau issued, 12.25 p.m., following communique by the Com- ief of the Home Forces: airships crossed the Yorkshire «ad coast* between midnight and 3 a.n., but there is no their having penetrated ...
... ZEPPELINS. NO ABORTIVE RAID SINCE | OCTOBER 13. ' Sir Scott Robertson, in the House o Commons to-day, asked the First Lord abortive Zeppelin raids had taken plac unce the raid on October 13 last, and ■London would now, under existing arrange ■tri tints ...
... THE ZEPPELINS. GERMANY STILL HAS FAITH IN THEM. Not only in England, but in Holland also, it had been frequently remarked of late that Zeppelin activity had died down (telegraphs the Daily Chronicle and Echo correspondent Amsterdam). was often said ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. ONE NEAR NORTHS WEST COAST. ...
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... the building airships. This neceeaty, it «ay«, becomes more urgent every day; the sole meane of preventing Zeppelin raids. If each time the Zeppelins mad© raid >quadron airships bombarded. Hamburg, Bremen, or Cologne the Bocbes would *oon renounce their ...
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... THE ZEPPELINS. The German papers have recently been lull of clamour for fresh attacks this soimtry. Some the writers have even hinted—very delicately, course—that the means employed hitherto in the attempt to inflict injury upon us have failed. An important ...
... THREAT OF ZEPPELINS. GERMAN WHO ASKED FOR TROUBLE. A Brighton sausage manufacturer named William Hams was charged at the Guildhall! with assaulting a German named Emil Braun. a surgical instrument manufacturer, of Middle- i sex-stre. t, Clerkonwell. by ...
... ZEPPELINS. STARTLED BY BRITISH AIRMAN’S Genera, Sunday.—The aerial bombardment of the railway station Haltingcn, situated about four kilometres from tho Baden station of Baale, caused something of sensation. Tho raid was carried out British biplane, which ...