THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1915
... the reflection of the searchlight* and heard the fire of the machine guns, were waiting for him aerodrome.— Exchange. THE ZEPPELIN FAILURE. TOWN COUNCILLORS LAW. ...
... the reflection of the searchlight* and heard the fire of the machine guns, were waiting for him aerodrome.— Exchange. THE ZEPPELIN FAILURE. TOWN COUNCILLORS LAW. ...
... officer* the German Navy, and either night or dsy they and the vessels under convoy would be respected German submarines. AND ZEPPELINS. ...
... the aviator was compollod to return to Germany.—Exchange, PRIZE FOR BRINGING DOWN ZEPPELIN. Puns. Thursday. Tho Marquis d'Ormne has offered prise 6,000 lor the first Zeppelin brought don territory,—Central News. AIRMEN FOR INDIA FROM AUSTRALIA. Uiuonnint ...
... the enemy's hips and defences. Bombs were also dropped military points. ■ the meanwhile German submarines seaplanes, and Zeppelins delivered combined attack upon light cruisers, destroyers, and seaplane-camera, bat were driven off. Flight Commanders and ...
... SPACE FOB LATEST KEWS. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN ■WRECKED. DAHISH COAST. SITUATIONS VACANT FOR-continu«d. Polisluw Wsotftd, ot«d oak work —D. W. Col«i ■P m*a *ad Co.. Ltd. IflMspooto at fbangry. Bow, flimifti] jn AB.DEN Sjrxoft* wootsd and to «ad Y««i% Mm. owd ...
... Swiss Tribunal to a year’s imprisonment espionage charges. It slated that they gave information foreign Powers oooccrniog Zeppelin works Frisdrichahafen.—Central News. The New York (Paris edrtioo) learns tram Borne that negotiawons are in program between ...
... these raids ere to supplemented some audacious feats—not more definitely defined—to performed by the German Navy, while Zeppelins and Parsevals and aeroplanes will carry out auxiliary operations in the air. There is. indeed, visible revive! in credulity ...
... circumstanced than Germany in undertaking cross- Channel raids, Experts tell that, notwithstanding the wide range cSiraed for the Zeppelin, the craft which took part in the Norfolk raid had much they could to get back to their base after hastily dropping a few ...
... then take notice of the offence.—The Defendant: No, I would rather not.—The Magistrate; You pay 2a 6d., and you deserve have Zeppelin come over end drop bomb on your head. TSING-TAO VICTOR’S RETURN HOME. » [Photo: Ptml] Great i iilWirr w« slluamsd cm Oanmel ...
... TABLE TALK. Sold«r N.tto., t« Zeppelin. C«B* The war has wade great inroads the com- the Zeppehas com*-*ow nroch Tirtn© then %U of Birmingham. In time* it is that ! the notify “floating’’ population oorobering approximatelj good cinxcns of the approach ...
... January, which was found prisoner:— that for the Kaiser's birthday there going he a great attack. All the aviators and all the Zeppelins will let loose against France. the one hand the engineers will their utmost, and the other hand the artillery and then tremendous ...
... practical? all officew olipped the '‘toothbrush” style worn *“• heir the Imperial Throne. After him. end cloee third, oomee Count Zeppelin, the man who has made England shiver end quake fear, •*« about in lh« ...