... BRITISH AIR RAID. Daring Bomb Attack on Zeppelin Sheds. WARNING TO ENEMY, W mesday he Pr i cau med as that Lee Ty 1 4 om mm th n h ent for pub ue Naval Vedmesday the Brit a An a sheds hy ul oo wok be known mach wa the na vt 5 retu ved jepat ure ine in ...

... Crawford was fur Bas Tuesday night us Unionist candidat Belfast Leaving Friedrichshayen at 615 morning, the new militar rw the Zeppelin 7s In over Switzerland for ne ly five hour course of the trip thre vessel passe suminit of Sentis at n feet which es 1 recort ...

... DARING AIR RAID. 16 Bombs Dropped on Zeppelin Hangars. FRENCH MIDNIGHT MESSAGE, The midnight Paris bulletin was as follows: The general situation is unchanged. Yesterday our aviators again successfully threw 16 bombs on the railway station and hangars ...

... other day consoled im- self with the idea that the eafety of the village was the first consideration. Was be thinking of Zeppelins? ...

... and I reckon T was a good deal nearer home when I was fighting in France than I am up here.’ The numerous references to Zeppelins in the papers just now serve to show us, in the making as t were, the process whereby proper names so often become generic ...

... house, 1 only learned that the bombs I by From heard hac been thrown 1 Zeppelin. that date the people in Antwerp were end several left the erty already A second at- tack hy the Zeppelin took place eight daye later at 3.20 a.m Portunat the forts fired at ...

... THE BOMBARDMENT OF ANTWERP. Attack by Zeppelins. ARTS OF THE FAMOUS CITY IN FLAMES. Flight of Inhabitants. THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES IN ENGLAND. The bombardtment of Antwerp began at half- past 9 on Wednesday morning. With a com- plance with the rules of ...

... Dusseldorf, which about % miles nocth of Cologne and 103 + from Antwerp. ing-Lieutenant Collet dropped three bombs on he Zeppelin airship shed, and escaped un- in ed except for one projectile which hit his mn hime. T official notification of this exploit ...

... “sible to protect inbatante mir that quite rece he had eent soldier to gao for twe > two a man We attacking t de 1 red 1 Zeppeline have or- der ealy drop the b ibs On 1 end (ens il yon Bochn received the New York World’ resentativ because te own words ...

... approached. Tle fired several shots, and drove off the hostile acroplane. His action was much appreciated by the French. NO ZEPPELINS ABOUT. In view of the many in the Press as to the u statements being made se of Zep lins ainst us, it is interesting to note ...

... heen fearless and ex- tremely useful, both in destruction and in scouting The invasion of Britain has been threat- ened Zeppelins are said to be coming, so are transports with troops Full prepara- tions have been made to meet any attack The resource and ...