... THE ZEPPELIN DANGER. Having been asked whether in view the fact that camps offer a conspicuous target for Zex>pelin-s raiding the East Coast, he will consider the advisability of keeping the troops billets in certain localities where these raids are more ...

... ZEPPELIN VICTIM. People's Indifference to Danger. LONDON'S AIR DEFENCES IMPROVED. Statement by Sir Percy Scott inquest was held by a London Coroner, to-day, on another victim the Zeppelin raid of October 13. The deceased was an unmarried woman, 50 year ...

... ZEPPELIN VICTIMS. Several Persons Still in Serious Condition. Another inquest male victim of the recent Zeppelin, raid was held in the London area to-day. An inspector polici said that soon after nine o'clock Zeppelin passed over, dropping bombs, and ...

... ZEPPELIN'S FATE. Reported Destruction at Brussels. Amsterdam, Thursday.—A Zeppelin left Brussels flying towards Antwerp on Tuesday evening, and returned Wednesday morning. While flyiug near Brussels the airship lost its propeller and fell on house. It ...

... THE DESTROYED ZEPPELIN. German Press Silent. Amsterdam, Wednesday—Up to the P. re9C the German Press has made no mention the destruction of Zeppelin near Ghent Central New 3. ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID ON THE outskirts of LONDON. OFFICIAL REPORTS. At 1 25 this morning the following statement Issued by the Press Bureau announced a Zeppelin raid London: Zeppelins are reported to have been seen near Ramsgate and Brentwood, and in certain ...

... ZEPPELIN SCARE. Still No Confirmation. Further inquiries this morning failed to produce any. confirmation of the reports that German aircraft passed over Cromer last night. The noise of machinery heard overhead may have proceeded from British aircraft ...

... ZEPPELIN SIGHTED. Stockholm, Saturday. The Taegliche Rundschan states that Zeppelins have been seen going westwards over the northern portion of the island of Schiermononnikoog.— Exchange. ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAIDS. Austrian Newspaper's Satisfaction. English Workers Opposed to the War/' Venice, Sunday.-—Referring to the appearance of Zeppelins at Tyne6ide the Neue Freie Press asserts that the object of the raid was rather to excite and increase ...

... A ZEPPELIN. One of Germany's largest Zeppelins. It is driven four propellers, operated by motors of 800 horse-power, and normal speed is about 50 miles an hour. ...

... would enable Zeppelins to sanie objective a fixed hour. 1 ; science is unable to forecast the 1 | the problem of aerial raids wl insoluble. I Abbo Moreux admits not i 7 « able that a German Zeppelin raid attempted on London or Paris, Zeppelin may possibly ...

... ZEPPELIN HIT. Reported Destruction on Russian Front. The Hague, Monday.—According to reports received from Frankfort a Zeppelin airship has been wrecked near Grodno. Flying over the Russian positions the airship was damaged by well-aimed artillery fire ...