... their way back the Zeppelins dozen iueendiun or explosive bomhs which did only little unimportant damage. Three other bombs were dropped Rihivourt and Droglinoourf, the north Gompiogoe, without any icstdir. As in the' the reeoni Zeppelin raid Calais, the ...

... COWS IN A PANIC. “I had herd of valuable dairy cows the field, and theee were very much alarmed at the blazing Zeppelin. They galloped round the field in terror, and otie of them seemed determined rush into the burning mass. I had some difficulty in keeping ...

... HOW DISTINGUISH THEM, Germany has four typos airship—the Zeppelin. Paraovai, Schutte-Lanz. and the or military type. Hut it the Zeppehn which she has it is behoved lo liave been small of Zeppohi.c* which uniirotocted towns the Ka*« Coast on 'luesday (says ...

... longer; this the stupendous effect Count Zeppelin’s remarkable invention. “When the terrific German air tempest broke loose yonder, when Old England’s ooean-ruhng fleet Leith found itself powerless against the Zeppelins a rowing boat on which lad stationed ...

... ago the Zeppelin had very bad time indeed, and after the destruction of of the raiders by the late Sub-Lieutenant Wamcford it was generally agreed that the airship represented so much wasted money and effort on tho part of tho enemy. The Zeppelin menace ...

... at Deal Saturday morning from the steamer Svenbolm, gave a Central i«pre«entauve the following details of how the damaged Zeppelin was found;— *T left the Tyne on Friday, and from twelve clock Friday night until four Saturday morning we heard very heavy ...

... which tho whole population ran into the streets. FORTY ZEPPELINS GONE. According figures given by Major A-aird in the House of Commons on the 24ih August, the Allies up that date, accounted for Zeppelins since the outbreak of war. Since then one was destroyed ...

... gun but lets. Thu may have been the Zeppelin dropped the machine gun, ammunition, petrol tank, ana machinery, that whinfi came down off the Thames Eetuary. The people the eastern and ot England spent the the Zeppelin raid watching the ino«deo» of encounter ...

... only one Zeppelin, but many eye-witnosyes declare ths-. they saw two. while Martin, pilot who arrived at Deal in the course of the day, that when five miles off the North 4?orolanu eariv in the morning, he distinctly made out five* Zeppelins. The veasels ...

... war, when the then Flight-Lieut. Marix, R.N.. flew down within & few hundred feet the Zeppelin shod at Dusseldorf and deatroyed both the shed and a brand new Zeppelin which it contained. this occasion Lieut. Marix descended from several thousands feet' ...

... eggs into the rood. In fact,” says the writer of the letter, “we have war at home us well as .tbroad. ZEPPELIN RAIDS UN' PAULS. Saturday Zeppelin appeared over Pans and dropped about dozen bombs, people being killed and injured. The city was plunged ...

... TWO ZEPPELINS DESTROYED. REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF AIR DEFENCES. LONDON BOMBED BY DAYLIGHT. Raiding: Aeroplane Brought Down The latest enemy air raid the North Midland Counties England has resulted badly for the Germans, two their biggest Zeppelins being ...