... 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 ...

... either warships or the roofs of houses, were erected, and over these for several days he was ablo to watch Zeppelins manoeuvring. The Zeppelins were engaged in dropping upon the targets thus provided, not ordinary dummy bombs, but immense weighted objects ...

... ZEPPELIN FROST. It is difficult coming to the conclusion that Germany is finding her airships rather more trouble than tney ate worth. Ihe Germans are talking of taking to Antwerp their famous Zeppelins. for the purpose of launching them towards the Engl ...

... THE NEW ZEPPELINS. BOMB-PROOF COVERING UNDISCOVERED. The Daily Chronicle special correspondent at Lake Constance says that Zeppclinmania has led to a great deal of exaggeration. The statement that the new Zeppelins, said to be destined for a raid on London ...

... ZEPPELIN FLEET. GERMAN BUILDERS WORK NIGHT AND DAY. The Daily Mail’s Rome correspondent quotes the German correspondent of the Bologna newspaper Rcsti de Carlino, who has visited the Zeppelin building yard at Friedrichshafen, as stating that at the beginning ...

... FLEET OF ZEPPELINS. crew. Tluo story however, not im- neutral who lias just returned W Eng- probable, and in that case it would testify laud states that the Germans have now fil.to the French naval, completed Zeppelins. Sonic of them,] Moreover, there ...

... HELPLESS ZEPPELINS. CANNOT WITHSTAND AER.OPLANII ATTACK. Writing thie week's Eogineering craft in war. Mr F W. Lenebo.ter. • member of the Govemment Advmory Committee for era; rye !—ln the of the nou•rigid an in the ordinsry epherical balloon, is ...

... ZEPPELIN AGAIN. SEEN OVER MAASHCHT.I (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) n Amsterdam message says it is learned from Maasheht that early this mo-ning a Zeppelin airship was sighted above that town. It disappeared in a south westerly direction. NAVAL DISASTER ...

... THE ZEPPELIN AIRSHIPS. GERMANY’S POLICY OF PANIC. t Ytrlnfcira Put Dally Tdayrayh •» Spacitl-CapyrlchtJ •By aa Aeronautical For the first time the great German Zeppelin airship fleet has been used for purposes of offence, and there distinct possibility ...

... ZEPPELINS BOMBARD . .. GARRISON RESOLUTE. THE. ADVANCE OF ~~. L ALLIES. ...

... ZEPPELIN ATTACK. GERMANS THREATEN ‘TO LAY EGGS ON LONDON. (Press Association War Special.) Petrograd. Tuesday Count Toll, a Councillor of the Empire, has returned to Petrograd after having been a prisoner in Germany. In the course of interview, dwelt ...

... ZEPPELIN OR WHALE? It *as rumoured in Harwich that Zeppelin had lf dyln4 Sea, surrounded by intieh La strovers. story %vas brought into port by member , . of the crew ot the ilreet &liter^ Railway a steamer Ci.i t %inch arrived if Rotterdam On Hagar, ...