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... SHELLS FOR ZEPPELINS WILL NOT FALL AFTER EXPLOSION. —- Paris W ednosda —The “ Matin” says the shelhs which “a welcome the Zeppelins, thoald they venture above Pana, will not in any case fail back upon houses or streets in populated above which they may ...
... WHERE ZEPPELINS ARE HOUSED. There are hangars or sheds capable holding Zeppelins at Heligoland |2), Wilhelm*- haven, Cuxhaven, Hamburg. Kiel, on the German toast; and Aix-la-ChapcUe. Diaacldorf, Cologne (2), •ickendorf. and Treves, near the Rhine, and ...
... SINKING OF ZEPPELIN — Fishermen who Leyden, Saturday have just arrived at Noorbuyk state that last night they saw an airship founder in the sea. They were unable to render any assist. ance. From their description, the airship must have been a Zeppelin. Weather ...
... ANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID. TWO AIRSHIPS OVER CROMER. NO BOMBS DROPPED ON TOWN. VISITORS PASS INLAND. ...
... and forty men near Dunkirk. Sept. 22.—Lieutenant Collet and other aviators dropped bombs on Zeppelin sheds at dorf. Serious damage was done. Sept. 2b. —Zeppelin over Deynze. nine south-east of Ghent. Red Croas hospital struck; inmates injured. Sept. 27 ...
... that of thei: first Victoria ZEPPELIN DESTROYED BY RUSSLANS. BON B-DROVVPING AIRSH i FAL The Secretary of the Admiralty states that the Naval General Staff, Petrograd, communicates the following :— On Monday morning # Zeppelin appeared above Libau and had ...
... from Germany. Finally a third German aeroplane was hit by a bursting shrapnel, but it dis- appeared over the Belgian lines. ZEPPELIN’S APPROACH. PURSUIT BY ELEVEN AFROPLANES After of eacitement and this day terror, Dunkirk might have thought itself entitled ...
... AMER’S ESCAPE. ZEPPELIN BOMB MISSES HER AT SEA. The steamer Fulgent, of Sunderland, had a narrow escape during the Zeppelin raid on Norfolk. A Sunderland corre spondent says that the vessel was about two off Cromer when an aircraft was heard overhead ...
... TWO OK MORE AIRSHIPS. The Exchange Telegraph Company’s Cromer correspondent, telephoning at 11.35, Another Zeppelin raid took place tonight at 10.30 p.ro., when two or more airships passed Cromer. They came from the sea and went inland at a good spevJ ...
... Paris, when they were pur- sued by six French aeroplanes. “The Zeppelins turned round and managed to escape in the f “hat it was “Tt will be remembered rumoured last Tuesda ht that three Zeppelins were signa il ying towards Pans. All lights were put out, and ...
... plainly saw scaxcbiighl and the outline of a Zeppelin. were evidently several aircraft. Ai t.iVCc midnight it r •.;«1 i;:.d or: ln-i:ii ihcro up 1:11 ih ■»?-'■. 12.25. Xotiiing h-i J bc«i .-:vn of the Zeppelins Jol». I»:>r it wa.* they had vi-s’fr- J King’** ...
... MURDERERS AND INCENDFARIEFS Paris, Thursday.—The murder of peaceful non-combatants, men. women. ang children, by Zeppelins bas aroused unanimous protest in the Paris papers. The Figaro,’ ip an editorial, «sys that airmen who throw bombs during the night ...