... rendered practically useless, and many cannon were blown from their mountings. ZEPPELINS NEAR ANTWERP. The Daily Mail's Rotterdam correspondent reports that yesterday afternoon Zeppelins were seen near Turnhout (25 miles eastnorth-east of Antwerp), while German ...

... said the allegation mad*? the Press hud been carefully investigated. and eight cars which were on the road the time of the Zeppelin raid hud been traced. In each caae the occupants of tho cars wore such that there was possible ground suspicion against them ...

... [The destroyed Zeppelin was one of the biggest of the new German air fleet. She was built in 1913-14, and has a capacity of 720 horse-power.) SECOND AIRSHIP WRECKED COPENHAGEN, Thursday: A message from Esbjerg says that to-day another Zeppelin was wrecked ...

... AIR RAID ON CALAIS. Zeppelin Bombs Claim Five Innocent Lives, HOUSES WRECKED. CALAIS, Monday (Received to-day). A German dirigible, which flew over Calais at a quarter past four morning, came from the sea, and had flown along the west coast at a height ...

... Austro-German nienaco which was threatening Serbia a fortnicht ago has greatly decreased.—Frees Association War Special. “ZEPPELIN WRECK” THE NORTH SEA. Swedish steamer arriving at Gothenburg from Holland thd “WeetmioAter Gazette” today) reports having ...

... AIRCRAFT BUSY. AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. On Monday morning, between two and four o'clock, the frontier posts at Eede (Zeeland) saw a Zeppelin airship, with a dozen aeroplanes, proceeding in a westerly direction.—Central News. ...

... Station, without throwing any bombs in its course for at least four kilometres, probably in order not to betray itseii. The Zeppelin arrived above Fontinettes footbridge, where the lines cross, and threw bombs on the railway. Then, rising, it hurled four ...

... ZEPP)LINS' TRIP. AMSTERDAM, Friday. Reports from Northern Holland state That two Zeppelins were flying over Emden, and then left in a north-easterly direction. Both took great pains to avoid Dutch territory. It is believed that they were making speed ...

... BERLIN EXCITED. GREAT ACTIVITY OF ZEPPELINS THE NORTH SEA- 1 learn authoritatively (states the Amsterdam correspondent of the “Daily News ■’) that Germany intends carrying her threatened blockade ” combined 7/cpi>elin and submarine action- Gieat airship ...

... missing Hold of the popular Danish holiday resort. A few the inhabitants ran the scone. Captain Fritz was so alarmed lest tike Zeppelin secret machinery, motors, and other parts of the modern equipment should seen that ordered the crow bum the airship. * ...

... try to estimate how much of the German failure is due to a slavish belief in the huge? It would diminish the amount of Zeppelinitis there is in the land. The large forces on land have been rendered impotent. Their very size intensifies their impotence ...

... THE AIR RAID ON NORFOLK. Mr. Ingleby asked the Under-Secretary of State for War how many Zeppelin? raided the East Coa«t January 19th, whether the Zeppelins were occomjianied motor-cars, if whether could give the number of auch car? and whether any them ...