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... THE ZEPPELIN THREAT. A correspondent of the “Times” discusses the threatened Zeppelin attack, and points out that the Zeppelin airship is a thing apart. Its long, rigid body makes it impossible to transport by road and inflate at a base mear our ¢oast ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. Through a semi-official agency, an interview with Admiral Von Tirpitz has been sent -to Holland. It is another example of German lack of humour. In response to a question, Admiral Von Tirpitz is represented as replying that the length ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID ON NANCY. FRENCH METHODS CONTRASTED ...
... letters on their “hulls” may be read the signicant words, “Meant for London.” “The German Staff and Count Zeppelin think that 18 to 20 Zeppelins of the latest type are nccessary for a successful attack on London, and this number will pe ready early next ...
... COUNT ZEPPELIN. GOING TO THE FRONT. (P. A. War Special). Amsterdam, Iriday. + According to mews received from German movrces Count Zeppelin last Sunday travelled ithrough Essen en route for the front to superwise the management of the dirigibles. ...
... THE AEROPLANE RAID ON ZEPPELIN FACTORY, (P. A, War Special) Amsterdam, Tuesdav A Berlin telegram, quoting the “Schwabische Mercur,” states that when Commander Briggs, who led the aeroplaiie raid on the Zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen, and whose aeroplane ...
... GERMAN INVASION. BY AID OF ZEPPELINS. (“Times” War Telegram, per P. A.— Copyright), . New York, Wednesday. A German invasion of Ingland by means of Zeppelius is impracticable, is the conclusion by General George P. Scriven, Chief Signal Officer of the ...
... FAILURE OF THE ZEPPELIN. A GERMAN MISCALCULATION. The ““Standard’® says:—The radius of action of a dimgible is limted by its obligation to start from its own shed and return to it. . It might be possible for a Zeppelin or Parseval to accomplish the journey ...
... ZEPPELIN FORAYS. GERMAN LOSSES AT ALOST. (Central News) - Amsterdam, Tuesday. Further Zeppelin forays have heen made, four bombs being dropped on Devnze and two on Thielt. At the tormoer place the Convent of St. Vincent de Pafl was badly damaged. A ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID, BOMBS DROPPED ON NANCY. PROJECTILES SCATTERED OVER THE TOWN. ...
... GERMAN AIRSHIPS. ZEPPELIN WORKS. BUSY. - Paris, Friday. The “Journal’ to-day declares that the Zeppelin works at Friederichshafen are now turning out dirigibles every three weeks. This has been going on since the beginning of the war. All the airships ...
... officially admitted by the Germans. It appears that not only were the great sheds used for housing the Zeppelins partially destoyed, but that a Zeppelin balloon, which apparently was lying in one of the sheds at the time of the raid, was also seriously injured ...