... BY ZEPPELIN TO BAGDAD. Remarkable stories of the mud, present, and prospretive of &ppm,. •ro told m the Tribune by Mr. Carl W. Ackerman, who two war years in ~ ys the e a vi *- lork correspondent of the London Er pro re. Mr. Ackerman quotea an Austrusa ...

... DESTROYED ZEPPELIN. HONOURS FOR AIRMEN. The Admiralty announces that the Xing bag been pleased to approve the award of the D.S.O. to Flight Bub-Lieutenant Edward L. Puffing, R.N.A.8.. sod of the Distinguished Service Cross to Flight Lieutenant Egbert ...

... THE VISIT OF THE ZEPPELINS. The raids on the mat coast. say. The Time,. be credited with • larger tognficanrs than can derive from • bung. timber :'ard. a wrecked bedroom. dead kronen, and it man kinickerl off a They are • little signal which or shall ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAIDS. The the Deity Tel.tr, pA, me Jaeger retires of their exploits to military caret Tor, as they well the of City of Leedom, armed ae hit ie their r so as.. feetded are the villages whit* they hare also These Zeppelin nide of there are ...

... ZEPPELIN RAIDERS. The general rejoicing in country, says lAe Tines, over the destruction of • Zeppelin on Friday right must not be perrotted to obscure the significance of the second raid on Saturday night. Undeterred ho their in the Thames Estusry, the ...

... Zeppelin Raids. • ; The Zeppelin visit to the east cunt of 1 England during Sunday night is the third . raid within a week. neigh's : our- I 1 hood of London was attacked on the : : night of May 31st. and the casualty ; that OCCS•40)1 six snd . several ...

... sew= and anti-aircraft gunnery to grapple with the menace of the Zeppelin. ' We may cite the case of Parts, whose air ' defences are now so effective that for some , months the German Zeppelins and aeroplanes have left her severely alone. la the ' meanwhile ...

... ZEPPELIN'S NORTHWARD FLIGHT. (PRESS ASSOCIATION MIIIIIIVCIAL.) PAM, WZDNZEIDAT. - The publishes a Copenhagen despatch, acoording to a Zeppelin airship reported to have prod Barbjerg, on tno west mead of Diareark, at a height of 1,C03 feel, going porthwarda ...

... THE ZEPPELIN WORKS. (REUTERS TE1.1:4:2 %MA PARIS, The to.dily dridares that ths I Zeppelin works at trriedeichellanfew are now turning out • dirigible evesy three weeks. This haa been going on aim* the beginning of the war. All the airships are of the ...

... against the German Emperor and hie son in connection • with the recent Zeppelin raids. THE POLICE AND ROOF LIGHTS. Msjor RUNT asked the Home Secretary whether he ewer. that during the Zeppelin raid a bright light was shown in • lop window of two different houses ...

... ZEPPELINS FOR THE WEST The Germans appear to be transferring a. huge air force to the west, says the !pedal correspondent of the Doily Nail at Amster. dam. Six or seven Zeppelins went west through Belgium on Monday, and wince then aeroplanes have been ...

... ZEPPELIN PROBLEMS. Th . D.;1 1 :—The Z.vppeline COIDO I the the pople in Everybody says : Why don't we get an warning that the Zeppelins me coat- The Fecund questiin must often asked - Where are the aeroplane hornet of which Mr. Churchill and other ...