... KSj& ZEPPELINS. One Being Turned Out Every Hired Weeks Frledricbshafea. Paria, Fiiday.—The Journal to-day declares that the Zeppelin v.orka at Friedricbsbafen are now turning out dirigible every three weeks. This been going since the beginning tbs war ...

... Christnuu trade. XBXTAIH. SUPER-ZEPPELINS WITH TORPEDOES The Daily Chronicle” says- According a correspondent of the Turin Slampa.” who claims have had acreas the Zeppelin sheds Friedrirhshafrn. eighteen sii|>er-Zeppelins will take part in the mighty attack ...

... d in the flood*. When the French were able to approach, hundreds of bodies were floating sbopt. Only forty were Bombs on Zeppelin Factory. BRITISH AIRMAN’S DARING RAID. •’SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE.” (Pre* Association War Special.) The* Press Bureau 6.5 last ...

... AMEKICAN EXPERT'S VIEW New York, Wednesday.—A (ierman in va&iun of England by means of Zeppelins is impracticable is the cotK luaiun drawn Cieneral (ieurge P. Scriven, chief signal officer of the United States Army, in an exhaustive report aircraft to ...

... mountains along the frontier is actively proceeding, and the few passes still remaining open are being closed. Hangars for Zeppelins are also being constructed at Trente and Innsbruck. TURKS AMD OEBKAMS. ...

... warships and Zeppelins,’’ Re- I garding warships they know hero they are I ontefstaneed England, who lias such immense shipbuilding yard*; therefore they place all thoir hopes Zfippeliins. I atnor tl!\at about thirty-five to forty Zeppelins are ready for ...

... from Swedish source that the Russian fleet has left Helsingfors south-westerly direction to give battle to the German flset. Zeppelin Wrecked. Paris, Tuesday.— of the Palrie in Rotteidam tekg«»pha that jesteiday Zeiptlir, stoim, fell neai Maaetiieht, close ...

... before. We had two marines killed and one wounded in the armoured car. yesterday, both by shrapnel. Mama, the d*_ stroved the Zeppelin, had fourteen bullet holes through the wing* hi* aeroplane yesterday. What a life, isn’t it* Yet laugh about it, and treat ...

... BELLIGERENT AIRCRAFT AND NF/HTRAL COON TRIES, Mr. IiOOTH ask pc! if instmctioiw werp given to the aviators who bombarded the Zeppelin sheds .at Friedrichsafoti to avoid neutral territory, and what the policy of the Government was with regard the passage of ...

... Rotterdam- A few days ago the large airship shed which was erected to the north west of Bruges for the accommodation two Zeppelins was taken down by the Germans and the material was placed tramcars and con to a position the south.west of the town, where ...

... demoralised. In desperate haste they attempted to remove the stores to Bruges, including the apparatus for making hydrogen for Zeppelins, but section of the railway had been blown up. shelter could be obtained from the shells, the explosive force of which was ...

... ambition. smart instance of British aeroplane work is reported to-day. To penetrate I *0 miles into Germany and drop bombs Zeppelin factory constitutes aometliing of feat, and the record will prove disquieting for the German public when they* are permitted ...