... one woondod the operations at PRICE ONE PENNY. ZEPPELIN PAID ON EAST ('PAST. FOUR PERSONS KILLED AN'D OVER SEVENTY INJURED. GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTT. The liroi Zeppelin raid the British reijorted, Zeppelin airship having passed over Yarmouth Tuesday night ...

... the whole length of tho Zeppelin. “The raider up-ended like duck in pond, and I distinctly saw the engine in the rear gondola come sliding out of its framework, strike against the fore gondola, and fall to tho ground. The Zeppelin was now vertical blaze ...

... com in- invasion London Zeppelins, possibly accompanied by other forms aircraft. Some people there have even gone so fa* as predict a date for the destruction London, confident are they the power of the creations Count Zeppelin, a highly-trained staff ...

... “copped” in disabled condition. The Zeppelin drafted slowly seawards, then came lull; later there w ere spontaneous cheers, for the airship burst into flames and fell into the sea. Opinion seems divided as to tho number Zeppelins. Some districts report having ...

... rids Zeppelin toe marvellous precision of the snareulights and the accuracy the antiaircraft gunnery. The conditions were entirely favourable for observation. svas clear, frosty night, with bardiy pull ol wind and oearcely cloud eight. The Zeppelin, approaching ...

... THE ZBPP SEASON. It '.a said the Zeppelin season” will soon be ever for this winter, and we sincerely hope tlio belief is well founded, although the Order must be obeyed scrupulously as over all through the dark season —and it will dark one. A blind maker ...

... farmer Potter’s Bar. on whose farm the Zeppelin came down. He told the story Monday morning “We were awakened the sound of the guns,” he said, “and we got up. 1 went into the garden, and from where I stood the Zeppelin seemed be right overhead. Thinking tluw ...

... aeroplane. situation now that Germany’s Zeppelins must keep their sheds all the while there the slightest chance of encountering aeroplanes of tho allies, ami even in their sheds they are not secure from attack. Zeppelins have not doied (o take part in the ...

... after Zeppelin bombardment, said wore told in this country that a Zeppelin did not do much damage. That was quite true. He saw more corpses in one minute on a small battlefield than managed discover in seven hours in houses damaged by Zeppelins. They ...

... raiders are not met by British aeroplanes. We have now, least, two instances record where aeroplane has successfully attacked Zeppelin; the first occurred aiter the raid on Ramsgate, and although tho airship apparently escaped, she was very severely damaged ...

... connection between Zeppelin the weather has been dearly during the last few months. At the beginning the summer the ** Journal of Commeroo expressed the opinion that if the British weather acted in its usual erratic fashion the Zeppelin danger not likely ...

... Warnelord’a exploit, they threw bombs, long flight the darkne.s over hostile territory, on the Zeppelin abed at St Eveme, near Brussels, and destroyed Zeppelin which was inside. ...