... MEETING THE ZEPPELIN PERIL. Throughout the year the Germans have still cherished the delusion that the people of this country can be reduced to terror and subjectien by Zeppelin raids. but every attack by the monster gas-bags has only served to nerve ...

... ZEPPELIN HERO DECORATED. Second Lieutenant W. J. Tensed, of the Royal Flying Corps on whom the DSO. wan conferred recently for his linter! is attacking tho Zeppelin which fell at Potter's liar. wee decorated by the King at all isvcetiture at Buckingham ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID VICTIM. A Lincolnshire farmer, aged twetty-eight, was blown to pieces on Friday night by a Zeppelin bomb detonator. His sister found the detonator, which she was the radiator fan of a motormr. Her brother, in turning round the pro- Geller ...

... ZEPPELINS BEATEN OFF. In the House of Commons ou Thursday. Mr. Tennant, replying to a question by Mr. Butcher regarding air raids on the east and south-cast coasts, said : On the night of April 24-25 a raid was attempted which resulted in one casualty ...

... ZEPPELIN FACTORY DAMAGED According to the official story the daring raid by British airmen upon the Zeppelin construction sheds and factory at Fri , c&iclehafen on Saturday was sueesieful. serious damage being done to the Zeppelin factory. The fob lowing ...

... AIRMAN BOMBS ZEPPELIN. On Sunday night a further announcement was made, giving particulars of the heroic exploit of an airman who bombed one of the raiders: The total casualties reported as a result of the Zeppelin raid on the night of March SI-April ...

... BUILDING ZEPPELIN SHEDS. When the Germans had occupied both Brussels and Antwerp, and it ws,s reported that they were busy building sheds in which to house Zeppelins, many pe.Nple scoffed at the idea. But general opinion that th..y could not be built ...

... ZEPPELIN BLOWN UP BRITISH AIRMAN'S BRILLIANT EXPLOIT. SIX BOMBS DROPPED. In .t brief Admiralty announcement Monday .sitertioou was told the story ot t most ririiliant and 'climedui teat y e t termed by the British Naval Flying the war beiran. A Zeppelin ...

... ONLY ONE ZEPPELIN. The Zeppelins did not play the part which was attributed to them. Only one appeared, and remained in action a very brief time, retiring under heavy fire evidently badly damaged. The weather conditions were such that it is doubtful ...

... RUSSIANS DESTROY ZEPPELIN. Another of the Zeppelin airships from which Germany expected so much hw t.lreatly reached the end of it., career (*aye the Telegraph St. Petersburg oorresio.n. dent ) . According to a telegram to the Retch, the serial cruiser ...

... ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN, OASTS OF EAST ANGLIA AND KENT ATTACKED. Is the early hours of Sunday morning two enemy airships raided the EngHA coast. Ono crossed the coast of East Anglia and was engaged and brought d.yw:t by a pilot of the ltoyal Flying Corps ...

... COUNT ZEPPELIN DEAD. MAN WHO THREATENED TO DESTROI Count Zeppelin has died at Charlottesburg, near lkrlin, from inffamtnatiou of the lunge. Some time during last year the Count threatened that the ainihips bearing his name would lay London in ruins. It ...