... number Zeppelin shed*, and their contents badly knocked about. While our men were busy the Germans discovered the presence escorting cruisers and destroyers, and two Zeppelin v with some seaplane.* and submarines set off attack them. The Zeppelins were ...

... a di.'• lance of between eight and lime miles. An unexploded shell picked up bore the date UM, fact seems to confirm the rumours that the Germans are abort of ammunition. It is announced that the Germans have emptied the prison at Lille. releasing the ...

... demoralised. In desperate haste they attempted to remove their stores to Bruges, including the apparatus for making hydrogen for Zeppelins, but section the rai!wa rf ha.! bt-M r.'/ «*n could obtained -from the shells, the explosive force was terrific. Earlier ...