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... THE MURDERS. THE KAISER TO ** J T BEAT. Lamb= on Monday was deeply interested In the inquests held - on the victims of the Zeppelin raids. It is worthy of note that the majority of people killed were out in the open Arena and stench either by fragments ...
... FOR A LIEUTEN ANT. The War Office announces that it was Lt. W. L. Robinson. Wormateel4egt., RF.C., 1 who brought down the Zeppelin on Sunday 1 1 morning, and that the Mpg lima been greatly pleased to award him the V.C. He attacked the enemy airship, ...
... maJiine was pierced, and the petrol ran out. Thu airman was obliged to descend in the Zeppelin wir•ks yard, within a hundred metro of the Hangar. The crew of the Zeppelin and the Military Guard at once rushed to the machine and pulled the airman nut. Ho ...
... is building Dreadnought Zeppelin, 1,200 feet in length. The correspondent be• either made • mi Cake or he purposely been misled, in characteristie German fashion, to make us believe in a non-existent bogey. The hugest Zeppelins to which positive details ...
... are proceeding all along the front. The enemy at some places resumed counter attacks, which were frustrated by our tire. A Zeppelin appeared and dropped bombs in the regioa ot Kemmerm. According to supplementary repute the troops of General Ilesobtasoff ...
... novel defence at the local Polio. Court. They said that the tn;lk came (roma ferule who lived in s disttiat visited recently Zeppelins, that the cows bad =Sired oo - siderably from fright, with the resat that the r rai,k was effected. Colonel Bowies, the chairman ...
... ALLIES' STRATEGICAL MOVE. RUSSIANS' RAPID PROGRESS. 41JSTRIANS' FORTIFICATIONS DAMAGED. FOUR REGIMENTS ANNIHILATED. BOMBS FROM ZEPPELINS - SEVERAL PEOPLE KILLED IN ANTWERP. THE FALL OF NAMUR. SHARP FIGHTING ON BANKS OF THE SAMBRE. FIVE GERMAN AIR SHIPS DESTROYED ...
... TO BLOW UP AMMUNITION TRAINS. .I.' 4 S4XIATION WAR SPECIAL.] OSTEND, Saturday. It appears certain that the object of the Zeppelin attack on Ostend was the destruction of trains loaded with ammunition, which the Germans evidently believed to be in the ...
... tender, and very quick co their controls; but they climb fast, and that is perhaps the most important thing tackling • Zeppelin, which can jump I,oooft. up in leas than • minute. when it is really soared. ...
... deadliest meanies of the British battle cruisers woe the German minefield. ZEPPELINS AND SUBMARINES. The attackers had to contend with the danger from submarines and Zeppelins. The minefield prevented full freedom of action on the part of the British ...
... ler aseertained nunitser 44 pet and 47 MID 40 _ . oa r r ns =or alle all i tt e d Bi Uterine , in 14 '''•' • • 1 ' _-- 1 A Zeppelin dropped boobs le , Salonika. Beetegybeete large wareimsoiliii ...
... Belgians were wounded tke hei staggered humanity. • On Mee 11 the German Comma** 'finned at Liege Ant if traceceder the Zeppelin irould at taw. The fold of ilage'did not surrender, and the German haV'e been a. that: ward. They ban sarpassed themselves ...