... SWISS ZEPPELINS! As a result of enquiry. the Mstin is in a position to state that aluminium plates used in the construction of Zeppppeelin are entirely manufactured at Schafhanaca in Switzerland. ...

... across mountainous eountry. under difficult weather conditions, fifty miles into Gorman territory and dropped bombs on the Zeppelin factory at Friedrichithafen. on Lake Constance. Flying low to make sure of their objective. they came under a heavy fire ...

... •RITISH AIRMEN'S FEAT. ZEPPELIN WRECKED ST BOMBS. Squadron Commander D. A. ftenser Orq R. 1 4 ,1., reports that. as anthorbie he carried out with Lieutenant It. 1.. O. Mari: and ...

... the fishes the churls runt out. our double alarm, welch wu subdued, end the nuke proceeded, Ilet, nem people thought that a Zeppelin wu dropping bulb& ...

... at the works of Cuxhaven itself. AS anon as the seven British seaplanes who made it were seen, they were opposed by two Zeppelins 'and two or three hostile seaplanes, assisted by several submarines. Then took Place what was surely the most novel and ...

... submarines. and by destroyers. The flotilla, quite a new thing in naval warfare. was met by submarines, surface craft., and Zeppelins. and a dramatic combat ensued, in which, it seems dear, the assailants came off beat. Fog banks complicated contact; and ...

... two Zeppelins which menaced the British chips is taken as evidence that airship acasults do not peewees the valise that the enemy appear to have attributed to them as a factor in naval fightieg. 'Th. Minsk trainers Iced teeny shots at the Zeppelins, and ...

... Harbour. 92. Cruisers Aboukir, •' Cressy, and Hogue souk by submarines in the North Sea. M. British aviation raid on Zeppelin sheds at Dusseldorf announced. 26. Indian troops land Alt Pdarmilles. 19. Derma attack on Antwerp defences. OCTOBER. 1. British ...

... look upon the happenings as merely an adventure. One party relates: At the beginning of the bombardment of Antwerp we saw • Zeppelin ove r the city. Shortly' afterwards we beard the sound of heavy firing, but we thought it wee merely our own troops blowing ...

... —swift ramming. A new aerial gun has shown its efbcacy, and we are doubtless preparing betimes against the fleet of bulky Zeppelins and aeroplanes casting bombs, steel arrows, and spy lies, broadcast. We can safely give the German infantry odds of two to ...

... and stained bandage, alon g the ditches and behind the walls and banks; the German war sheets, with their gleeful hopes of Zeppelin raids on England, to cheer up the soldiers retreating from Perri.; the letter., pncket knives, broken watches, and purses ...

... monument. A few week% before the German comic paper Lustig. Matter contained a picture of this Game Trafalgar Square with a Zeppelin hovering over it, and panic-stricken crowds fleeing, shrieking beneath it. The !Lost conspicuous crowd was a procession of ...