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... third Zeppelin destroyed since th© beginning the war. And as yet they have not ventured more than a few miles over the frontier lines. The Zenpclin 8 is sister airship of tho Zeppelin 7. and the pair are believed to b© the two largest Zeppelins in the ...

... FOR SHELLING ZEPPELINS. Mr. Macpherson. for the War Office, stated in the House of Commons, dn reply to Mr. Lynch, that the air defences of London poeseas a gun capable of effectively shelling Zeppelins at the maximum height to which they can rise. ...

... pursued and attacked a Zeppelin thirtv miles off the east const. “The pilot had fired over two trays of ammunition into the Zeppelin when he was temporarily incapacitated a portion his machine-gun flying off and stunning him. “The Zeppelin vas nowhere to seen ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. The following communique were issued on Wednesday by the Field-Marshal Commanding-in- Chief Home Forces 3.15 p.m. The eastern coast of the United Kingdom was raided by hostile airships this morning between 12.30 and 2 30. The east and ...

... ROUT OF THE ZEPPELINS FOUR OF THE RAIDERS BROUGHI DOWN IN FRANCE. CASUALTIES IN THE RAID. Four Zeppelins were brought down in France on Saturday. That official. It is stated unofficially that a fifth was driven out to sea and probably came down in the ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. ...

... THREE ZEPPELIN RAIDS. ...

... ZEPPELINS AS RECRUITERS. One of the reasons why more our men have not come out is that this country has not felt the pinch. We have our food and our raw materials. If a few Zeppelins came over London the lads would respond more quickly.— Lord Charles ...

... ABOUT ZEPPELINS. Zeppelin really has sixteen sides, formed by the sixteen girders, made of very thin alumisium alloy, running from end to end of the ship, and over which the outer cover is stretched. To keep these longitudinal girders, or “stringers,” ...

... THE DESTROYED ZEPPELIN. The brilliant French aviation success in a Zeppelin by gunfire continues to hold the public attention, and the Paris correspondent of the “Morning Post” gives few further details supplied eye-witnesees, one of whom describes how ...

... ZEPPELIN DESTROYER BY THE KING King decorated Lieutenant W. L. Robinson, tho dttitroycr of Zeppelin, with Victoria Cross Windsor Castle on Friday afternoon. visit of tho pallant young airman created considerable excitement in the town. It had l>oen eaid ...