... Zeppelin and Zeppelins. The death of Count Zeppelin brings to mind the existence of another kind of aircraft, about which not so much has been heard lately. But what has been heard provokes a certain amount of suspicion. It has been reported from various ...

... The Zeppelins. Those of us who anticipated that Zeppelin raiding would be resumed have been justified, as we expected to be. But certainly a raid was not lookd for by anybody late in May, during the weeks of all-night twilight. Yet in 1915, before our ...

... The Zeppelins. The revival of Zeppelin raiding has not, we suppose, surprised anybody. Beyond their work as sea scouts, legitimate and -by all accounts very valuable work, the Zeppelins have nothing to do but raid. They are useless for home defence, and ...

... Zeppelins. have always thought that the notion that the Zeppelin was wholly out of date a raiding weapon was inaccurate. The inaccuracy is now proved, and there probability that Zeppelins will used for attacking the Midlands and North until the enemy ...

... has always been anti-German in its conduct towards Zeppelins to an extent that must cause the Kaiser deep personal chagrin. The annihilation of Digland being postponed for the present, the Zeppelins were seemingly taking exercise in the humble function ...

... The Zeppelins. It is now over two months since any Zeppelin raids on Britain have been reported. This has not been the first long pause; there were no raids between the last October and January, but this was put down by the Germans to unfavourable weather ...

... Zeppelins! Fill up this Form and post it to your usual Agent or to the Company with the remittance for the Premium. PROPOSAL FORM. J. Name 2. Address 3. Occupation 4. Are you a British subject? 5. Are you in a sound state of Health ? 6. Amount of Insurance ...

... Zeppelins. The latest Zeppelin raid has had an element of novelty about it in that this particular raider was attacked, and did not escape without damage- Aircraft chased her from our shores, and the other side tho North Sea our naval airmen engaged her ...

... The Zeppelins. Admiral von Tirpitz. in interview published the other day, is reported to have said that submarines wore worth more to Germany than Zeppelins. If did say that, was perhaps not bad judge, but it hardly seems to the sort thing that would ...

... The Zeppelin. The bringing down of Zeppelins has been an uncommon feat during this year, not through lack of ability on the part of our airmen and gunners, but through lack of opportunity. Since last autumn the Zeppelins have been very careful, although ...

... Zeppelin Marksmanship correspondent ‘“The Scotsman,” discussing the various kinds of Zeppelin bombs, advances the contention that the safest place when a Zeppelin is on tho move bright underneath it. quotes writer in “The Car” the effect that ‘‘a bomb ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. SHEFFIELD NURSE IN FRANCE. Miss Millington, who is acting as nursing sister the American Hospital for wounded in France, lias written to her mother, Mrs. Millington, of 21, VVharncliffo Road, Sheffield, an account of a battle in the air ...