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... 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 ...
... THE ZEPPELIN CRAZE. Zopfnlinitii is epidemic in Germany. Everybody ,it, even the children, who are given toy Zeppelins to play with. Our photograph is taken from a Berlin plates' d. AN ENEMY OVERHEAD. i F - -' • ~. frr,, 'z''' ' ' ' 4;, , !''.. * ...
... ZEPPELINS AND MOTORS. Mr. Tennant, replying raid was not in public interest to give information whic-Ii might- in t f > possession Office of Zeppelins which recently raided trio. East Coatt. The question whether the were accompanied motor cars was b?ing ...
... CTIMS. a FIVE PEOPLE SLAIN BY BOMBS AT MORNING Vi Calais, Monday A Zeppelin flew over tic town at a.m. te-day and dropped bombs. Three fell without causing any damage, but two others wrecked There was ne panic among the population. . Association War Special ...
... ZEPPELIN LOST. » Descended on Fire at the Faroe Islands Telegrams from Copenhagen late Wednesday reported that a German Zeppelin airship, which was flying over Faroe Islands, exploded, and was set on fire. Yesterday. Renter's correspondent adds that the ...
... ZEPPELIN BASE MAUBEUGE. Paris, Sunday. According report published in. t>be ' Petit Journal,*' the Germans have constructed a base Manbenge, designed, them act 1 with greater ease and rapidity than from their aviation atEtterbeek, near Central ...
... THE FAILURE OF ZEPPELINS. ENGLAND WISE IN NOT WASTING MONEY ON SUCH VESSELS• As far I mutant the Exchange Company's in mamma yomarday). tY. &war the North had orders to mspeot ship. I had an interview with a famous Danish dying named Allred N. who the ...
... Tit CLEW OF ZEPPELIN L 3. TAKEN TO DANISH BARRACKS. SUR WAI SPROUL.) Friday.—The crew of the La. who landed on the inland Noe, thi, arrived at Oikn.'e, at the railwal - -motion by atm conducted them to the in-4417 THE OF WHEAT. ler donne the pro.twt two ...
... LOSS OF TWO ZEPPELINS. FLEW BLINDLY INTO A GREAT SNOWSTO oi. EFFECT OF BRITISH SECRECY. CREW OF L 3 CLAIM TO BE SHIP- ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. HOUSE COMMONS, Monday Night. Few people who read the trail a Zeppelin over East Essex will, J imagine* have knowledge that quaint little town called which was the last of th? three visited. It is a small agricultural centre about three ...
... Space is reserved for important News received after we have gone to press. ZEPPELIN WRECEED SECOND AIRSHIP LOST ON THE COAST OF JUTLAND. Copenhagen, Thursday Another Zeppelin airshin stranded on the west coast of Jutland. The airship was wrecked, bu; ...
... expect when the' Zeppelins started upon their voyage of destruction. Now it question for the' naval ami military authorities whether there' shall (be that raid upon London which was once a fixed item the war programme.' Count Zeppelin would dot even claim ...