... ZEPPELIN BOASTS. “GREAT COUP” PLANNED AGAINST ENGLAND. Zurich, July 18th. The German papers, probably ih accordance with official ciders, have made no reterence for several woeks past to Zeppelin achiovements or plans, but Swiss travellers retrrning from ...

... AND ZEPPELINS. The “Times ' publishes the following extract from the letter of one neutral to another:— It is said that twenty-two submarines have been turned out of the Schwartzkopf factory in the last eight months, and that plenty of Zeppelins and Parsevals ...

... ZEPPELIN RAIDS. Hoé AIRSHIPS OVER EASTERN COUNTIE NORTH-EAST COAST VISITED. According to an official statement issued at 8o early hour on Saturday moruning, two raids by enemy eircraft were made oo Friday night. The districts visited were the North-Esstern ...

... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. } Press Bureau, Friday, 8 p.m. ~ The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following announcement :— Squadron-Commander D. A. Spenser Grey, R.N., reports that, as authorised. ha carried out with Lieut. R. L. G. Marix and Lieut. 87 V ...

... CUFFLEY ZEPPELIN EXHIBITION. In the grounds of the Honourable Artillery Company, Finsbury, the Lord Mayor of London yesterday snformally opened the exhiu-‘ tion of the remains of the Zeppelin destroyed at Cuffley. The exhibition will be open free to the ...

... THE ZEPPELIN FAILURE. FRANK AMERICAN COMMENT. The New York corespondent of the Central News writes:—Commenting editorially on the Zurich report that the aerwl experts of the German General Staff have advised against the coustruction of any more Zeppelins ...

... ZEPPELIN FIRED ON. Early in the morning a Zeppelin app.' .red Kent. lying low. Five bond, dropped. Two fell hannlemly in the not far from the fonLore. A fcw minuten three were dropped nu land. which did no material damage. except to make a in the ...

... ZEPPELINS’ FUTILITY. There have been no events of first-hand import. ance officially notified for some days in other theatres, and even the Zeppelins ceased their nightly visita. A description of some of the events of the last Zeppelin raid on the London ...

... NO MORE ZEPPELINS from Lake Con. teoce that no mot* eitabipa are now beiog eooettooled at thelannooa lactoriaeof tbe lata Cooot /.eppelm at rr«driob.h«Teo. The ectieitaea of the tboosenda workmen employed there, eesoraiog thsee report*, are deToted tbe ...

... THE BESOLTS OF ZEPPELIN FRIDAY. Juno 4th.. Itls. A Zeppelin raid the London area Monday night, which about ninety bomb*, mostly of incendiary character, ped on vaxiom, localities not far distant from each other, resulted the loee of four livee, and also ...

... Zeppelin’s Fate. On Monday the Becretary of the Admiralty issued the following anpnouncement : Oar naval foroes destroyed Zeppelin L 22 in the North Sea this morning. ...

... WRECKED ZEPPELIN. FRAMEWORK MELTED DOWN. (Press Association War Special.) Copenhagen, Monday. The alumirium framework, which was alt that remained of the Z 18, has been melted Jown, and seut from Tondern to Friedrickshefen. Another Zeppelin, a swalier ...