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... The Zeppelin Raids. The Germans who are too saturated in brutality to be affected by any exposure of their devilries on innocent people openly boast of what they can do in attacking defenceless seaside resorts, and rejoice when they succeed in kiling ...
... hypocrisy of Count Zeppelin. IwlelM Bamlm Omt TamMtk HIS AIRSHIPS FAR FROM PERFECT.” Count von Zeppelin’s own justification for recent raid of bis airtlMpn over Norfolk is coataißcd in « —it till i and exclusive interview pub- Inbed in America on Monday ...
... ZEPPELINS OVER NORFOLK B««fc-Dreppiaf Expedition. A Yarmouth Press correspondent, writing on Wednesday, says; Last night at 8-30 a hos.i'.e aircraft passed over Yarmouth, and dropped several bombs, doing a good deaf of damage to property, and inflicting ...
... Zeppelin Hurries Home. With regard to the general course of aetton, it may be taken as certain that if the German fleet had permitted itself to be deflected from an absolutely straight course in its flight, nothing could have saved it from annihilation ...
... ZEPPELIN RAIDER'S FATE. HOW IT WAS BROUGHT DOWN. ...
... Latest Zeppelin Raid. The Tollowing communique was issued by the Field-Marshal Commanding -in- Chief, Home Forces, at 1-30 p.m. 29th July, 1010: ‘Three airships raided the East Coast between midnight and 1-3) a.m. Thirty-two bombs were dropped in Lincolnshire ...
... How Zeppelins are Destroyed. “« WEAPONS WHICH THE 'WORLD HAS NEVER HEARD O¢F.” Mr John L. Balderston has sent to a serics off American newspapers an interesting reviw of our defences. He writesz— The spectator ‘who has his, glassesthey mus: be good o ...
... IF WE HAD ZEPPELINS. view of the indignation aroused England by this attack, what is your opinion. Count von Zeppelin, of aerial warfare, especially as represented Zeppelin aircraft?’’ I asked. Aerial warfare has come to stay,” Was his prompt response ...
... Seeing the Smashed “Zeppelin.” A WOMAN’S STORY OF THE NIGHT Ed = AND MORNING. (By Jane Anderson, inthe “Daily Mail.””) , Shattered, burnt, torn, all its great body splntered \into fragments and entangled wih 'coils and ‘spirals of wire, a f‘Zeppeln” lies ...
... k Bogus Zeppelin tttid. At Essex Assizes * trial covering five days, Edwardßwiter. dealer, was found of his bungalow with intent to ...
... How a Zeppelin was Destreyed. ۩n Tuesday at Bar de Duc, Paris, a Zevrelin was reported to be flying without lights and struggling against the wind at a height of between 1,800 and 2,000 metres. When it came within range, gun fire was onened with incendiary ...
... EYE-WITNESS’S DESCRIPTION OF | ZEPPELIN’S FATE. A Press representative says: The news that Zepps: were about and were en routa to London spread rapdly from a comparatively early hour on Sunday momn'ng, and the many {ndicative signs that were observable ...