... ZEPPELIN’S FATE. HOW FOUR OFFICFRS MET THEIR END. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Amsterdum, Thursday. The “Telograaf ” lewrns from the Belg’é-n frantier the real facts concerning the destruction of a Zeppelin near Brussels. k MJJ!@M&W,M;}MQE & motar defect ...

... COUNT ZEPPELIN. Amsterdam, Monday. Zeppelin ie 10 be elected & member of ’\(n-hu of the Wurttemberg Diet.— News ...

... PARIS AND ZEPPELINS. AN EXPERIMENT. Paris, Wednesday. In consequence dhwm;o‘ pu.hlmlig;hhngygdordgymmgvu; current being reported on their wa to Paris. zm:ounmun!wnded. No Zeppelin has been reported All that happened was that a test was being made of the ...

... ZEPPELIN DAMAGED. AMSTERDAM, Friday. According to reliable information received here, Zeppelin LS was seriously damaged yesterday when descending at Tirlemont, and had to be dismantled for repairs.—Press Association War Special. ...

... ZEPPELIN SIGHTED. AMSTERDAM. Tuesday. A tale^rarr from Balk, in the prorinc© 'of Fneahukd. *«ys thrro tba morning big airship, barf been Zeppelin, passed over that place proceeding eastward!.—Press Association War Special. ...

... The Zeppelin Raid. PARIS, Sunday. The second official communiqud gives the following further details of this morning’s Zeppelin raid : Zeppelins were first reported from Compiegne. The alarm was at once given and all lights were extinguished. At Asnieres ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID AT ica , , .. ~ i- / ~ r > *^\?^?. -: • % During th* Zeppelin raid the Thames estuary towns a bomb was dropped through, a house at Leigh-on-Sea. The bomb passed through a bed without hurting baby asleep in it. The bed isshown Hove, with ...

... THE ZEPPELIN HAIL. SEVEN THOUSAND CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION. It is stated that up to the present time as many 7,000 claims have been received and dealt with by Lord Parmour’s Committee, which was originally instituted to deal with claims for compensation ...

... ZEPPELINS AND CAMPS. Mr. Tennant, having been a«ked whether in new ef the fact that ramps offer conspicuous large' for Zeppelins raiding the Hast, tV»a>t will consider the advisahility keeping the troops in billets in certain loealitiri*. where tbet'C ...

... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. The latest exploit of the Zeppelins is merely another example of the absolute military failure of the weapon upon which Germany had based so many hopes. It has certainly proved effectual in one respect, that it will give joy to the ...

... ZEPPELINS SIGHTED. AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. This morning five Zeppelins were sighted off Vlieland. They were coming from the cast, and wt-re taking north-westerly course.—Central News. CAPTAIN HENRY NEWBOULD KILLED. Many residents in Sheffield will learn with ...

... ANOTHER ZEPPELIN But No Casualties ! I | Enemy air men have again paid a visit to England. On Saturday night Zeppelins were over the Fast Coast, and a number of bombs were dropped. From the official message however, it appears that no casualties and no ...