... of excitement caused by the Zeppelin raid; therefore, there is England no outbreak of Zeppelinitis. In fact, the febrifuge was applied before the fever-germ was launched. To turn from metaphor to actuality,' the Zeppelin raid has failed in at least ...

... Scandinavian vessel during the last few days were stopped by Zeppelins, which came down to the ships to identify their nationality. When they had been i ascertained to be neutrals the Zeppelin saluted and again ascended. An officer from one of the destroyed ...

... ZEPPELINITIS. My Zeppelins! The Press Bureau very rightly impos.' a discipline of silence on us in regard to certain aspects of the raids that an, doing • to add to the . ving iu these days. I shall not transgress, and theta will be nothing in this article ...

... ZEPPELIN Raids London. Last Attack Graphically Described. HOW CHILDREN ARE HUBDERED. Non-Military Effect Folly and Futility. Tragic Incidents. Week's Casualties. The Press Bureau last night issued a description of the effects of the last Zeppelin raid ...

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... ZEPPELIN Raid on London. ■ ■ ■■ FULL EXTENT Of the Destruction. Killed, Fifty-Six; INJURED, 114. WOMEN & CHILDREN Among the Victims* N© Serious Damage To Military Material. Wednesday night's Zeppelin raid on the London area and the Eastern Counties caused ...

... Zeppelin THE NORTH SEA. A TRAWLER'S ADVENTURE. On arrival at Lowestoft last evening Frank Bucknole, of the Lowestoft sailing trawler Crimson Rose, reported having seen a Zeppelin in the North Sea, some fifty mi lee north-east of Lowestoft, at about eight ...

... ZEPPELIN Raid London. German Version Of the Last Visit. ' PILOT S STORY OF HIS ADVENTURE. Tribute to Our Gunners. Bombs for the Bank; ■ And Liverpool Street. Official Contradiction. A full aud picturesque account, given by Commander Mathy, a Zeppelin ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. ...

... ZEPPELIN In the Trees. ANOTHER AIR PIRATE DAMAGED. FRENCH RAID INTO GERMANY. Amsterdam, Friday Night. According to reliable infonnatlon received here, Zeppelin L 8 was seriously damaged yesterday when descending ,at Tirlemont, and had to be dis- mounted ...

... 5 o'clock, a Zeppelin passed over the island of Merj ingen, coming from the south-west, and | proceeding in north-easterly direc- tion. The airship was flying rather • ; lower than usual, and the boat under it j could be seen. The Zeppelin showed flag ...

... ZEPPELINS COME, h«t oujfhi w*' do if is *ir raid?” qiK't.tion overyonr, mor#* less, has been asking durmg the month or so. Sir Edward Henry, the Commissioner Police, has now drawn up mtlructaorifc that answer this question. ...