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... ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP. !GREAT LINERS COLLIDE. DRIVEN TO THE GROUND BY A WIND GUST. Diedenhofen (Alsace-Lorraine), Saturday.— While the military airship Z 1 was attempting to make a forced landing at midday it was driven to the ground by a vertical wind-gust ...

... ZEPPELIN WRECKED. DIRIGIBLE CONQUERED BY A TIIUNDERSTORNI. Our BERLIN,. June . 14. Germany was deprived yesteraay of still another military Zeppelin, one of the newer products of the Friedrichshafea. the ZI, the third of this name, and the successor of ...

... ZEPPELIN COMPANY'S LOSSES. PASSENGERS INSIST ON BEING HEAVILY INSURED. Our RF:RLIN. June 23. The Zeppelin Company's balance-sheet. published to-day, shows a deficit of £12,800, although a greater number of passengers were carried by the airships. One ...

... ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP WRECKED. A LIEUTENANT INJURED. (rßou orit oivx BERLIN, 14. The army airship Z I. was wrecked yesterday at Diedenhofen, close to the French frontier. I Notwithstanding the uncertain weather, she had left Cologne in the morning for Metz ...

... Zeppelin Airship Station with regular Passenger Trips. MOUNTAIN RAILWAY. RADIUM Emanatorium . for . Radium Cures. ...

... On Tuesday the steamship Zeppelin. intended for the Norddentscher Lloyd'. An:erican .serrice, was launched at the yard of the Bremen N'tecan Ship building Company at Vegesack. the naming crreniony was performed by Count zeppelin. The new steamer i. of 16 ...

... Wednesday. From the Vulkan Yard at Yegesack has been launched the Norddeutscher-Lloyd steamer Zeppelin, which is intended for the North Atlantic service. Count Zeppelin performed the christening ceremony.—Central News. SIR WILLIAM WHYTE’S ESTATE. Winnipeg, ...

... SAILINGS. Accelerated Service by large ZEPPELIN:PWIN:SCREW, 16,000 Tow LARGEST STEAMER. to AUSTRALIA lois Sties Cansh. FRIEDRICH DER GROSSE 10,771 tons Oct. 26. BREM EN GROSSER KIMFURST 13.102 ton. Dec. 21. ZEPPELIN FRIEDRICH DER GROSSE 10,771 tone ...

... RAILINGS. Accelerated Service by large Steamers. ZEPPELIN. TWIN.SCREW, 16,000 Tern LARGEST STEAMER to AUSTRALIA (vie Suez Canal). FRIEDRICH DER GROSSE 10,771 to Oct. 26. BREMEN GROSSER EURFURST ZEPPELIN FRIEDRICH GROSSE 10,771 tons Fcb. 15. 1915. Apply ...

... on Saturday afternoon. The previous beet performance is be of a much larger craft than irt s i el 'Adjurlant Vineenot, a Zeppelin airship. which made an indirect flight from Friedriehshafen to Jobannistltal, near Bor. lin. in 34 hours 50 minutes.—Rentes ...

... British and German minds are now rejoicing. The harbour preeented a spectacle of singular and historic grandeur. Above were • Zeppelin sad ive warplanes dying s ith equal impartiality over the King tiei.rge V. and the Friedrich der Grosse. The Imperial yacht ...