... ZEPPELINS The porters lame in for pi tv, hut tr.auy questions, tliey wrestled' with stacks of luggage. - safe?” asked one dear old lady (n a worried looking platform man. and the haunting fear of Zeppelins was obviously her mind. r'afe the Bank England ...

... ZEPPELIN SEEN At Runton. popular rwort of Zoppeliua was piainlv soon almost tho ontir“ lor. of tbo plane, who hearing th* the motors all turned out of thejr homes. They state that the airship was flying at an'altitnde about 2,6t)0 teet. Among those in ...

... ZEPPELIN SIGHTED I Tiav ...

... ZEPPELIN IN THE CHANNEL Destroyers Put Out in Search Aircralt. The Daily Chronicle ” special correspondent at Dover, telegraphing at midnight, says Zeppelin ha® been reported i i mid-Channel. Two destroyers left Dover to-night search. earlier message ...

... ZEPPELIN MOVEMENTS. Amsterdam. Sunday. This morning about five o'clock « Zeppelin passed over the island of Wteringen, coming from the south-wwl, and proceeding north-easterly direction. The airship was flying rather lower than usual, and the boat under ...

... aix children. WRECKED. Amstfbdah, Friday News has reached hare that some days ago an aviator attacked a Zeppelin at Berciam. near Brussels. The Zeppelin is said to have been destroyed and ita occupants killed. This report is confirmed from other eonree* ...

... THOUGHT IT WAS ZEPPELINS Mr. K, S. Hell, son Mr. Hell, state* that thought at first a Zeppelin was dropping bombs. The chimneys fell thro.e'h the hack bedroom each hou«e, and people were sleeping each room. Mr. Bell expected to find his sisters, who were ...

... SMASHED ZEPPELIN. DAMAGE WHICH CANNOT BE MADE GOOD. Amsterdam, Monday. Tclcgraaf’s correspondent at Tirlemont has sent his newspaper some details of the recent accident to Zeppelin 1-8, which came down at Ttrlemont, and had be dismantled for repalw, “At ...

... IF ZEPPELINS GOME TO BIRMINGHAM. The Chief Constable’s Warning to People. ALARM FROM HOOTERS. Important Precautions in iMattcr of Lighting. itionary measures have been adopted ic Birmingham to safeguard the I üblic in the event of attack enemy aircraft ...

... ZEPPELIN BLOWN DOWN. Crew Reported Drowned in the Adriatic. Paris, Saturday telegram- to the newspapers from Rome yesterday's date slate that one of the two Zeppelins at I’ola during a flight was carried away in violent storm and the crew were drowned ...

... REDUCING THE AIR FLEET. ZEPPELINS T/OST SINCE THE OUTBREAK OF WAR. Germany’s loss in Zeppelins has been very heavy, as the following list shows;— 4 August.—Zeppelin pierced by French aeroplane at Toul and destroyed. August.—Four Zeppelins reported wrecked in ...

... WAS IT A ZEPPELIN? I TYNE VESSEL ATTACKED AERIAL TORPEDO. The crew the Tyne steamer Lin hope, which arrived in Shields Harbour yesterday afternoon, reported having had a startling experience twenty-two miles from Spurn at midnight on Wednesday. V loud ...