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... THE ZEPPELIN “TERROR.” Germany had in March last year eleven Zeppelins. Of these eight were military airships. Now, a fleet of eighteen or twenty airships sounds rather terrible, end naturally, if the Allies pressed Germany hand, an attempt would certainly ...
... ZEPPELIN BASE AT MLAUBEUGE. Paris, January 31. •According to a report published in the Petit Journal,” the Germans have constructed a Zeppelin base ait Maubeoge, designed to enable them to with greater ease and rapidity than from their aviation establishment ...
... ANOTHER ZEPPELIN LOST. ...
... THE ZEPPELIN' RAID ON THE EAST COAST. Wajlsall Hospital Stthsat niimtit the W&ksati Hospital Fund jcebcrrlay. A Mx. Fefl 3»a pot down the qwstioo w « roported tiiat 45 had subKribed ...
... junction with the no* funoos oliim « Zeppelins drop banww °-- they ere attacked. One glad Count, was asked if the Zeppelin to expectsstiocis in the pr( , var, grace to parry the question. Tie treth six months war the Zeppelin i* unqualified failure. Every attempt ...
... and Scandinavian vessel during the last few days were stopped Zeppelins, which came down to the ships to identify their nationality. When they had been ascertained to be neutrals the Zeppelin saluted and again ascended. officer from one of the destroyed ...
... tihe twenty-four hours’ limit expires. The whole of the Zeppelin fleet teems to patrolling the North Sea just outside Danish waters, and Zeppelin No. 2 in command. Exchange. THE LOSS OF ZEPPELIN L 3. Amsterdam, February 13. telegram from Berlin states ...
... many hundred aeroplanes. The airshipa make long tours; and they are the Awtrians. Christmas Day a Zeppelin entered Galicia over the Dukla Pass. The Zeppelin which lias most often been hero w known a big patch new cloth on its hull—perhaps the result of ...
... in not wasting time and money the Zeppelin type of airship; nevertheless, we are all surprised at her great aerial work. These two Zeppelins which were lost over the North Sea cost over million marks (£50.000). Zeppelins have proved their value outpost ...
... HARMLESS BOITBS TAEMOtTTH, COUNT ZEPPELIN'S DEFENCE OF GERM AVIATORS. Th«» Tendon Daily Now York rorrec trlcsfraphs interview an American correspondent in whicTi Count Zeppelin defended the German aerial navy against the charge wanTon of non ...
... on November 22. the Zeppelin sheds at Friednchshafen were attacked and much damage dons. On that occasion Commander Briggs was forced to descend, and was taken prisoner. October 8 a raid was made Cologne and Duaecl and Zeppelins were reported destroyed ...
... MORNING EXPRESS EDITION daily post office, 6 THE BRITISH AIR RAID. ZEPPELIN SHED AND CONTENTS DESTROYED. AifsTKr.DA.ir. February 15. The Sluifl correspondent the Handelsblad fives the following details about the raid of the thirty-four .British aviators ...