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... THE ZEPPELINS. Ih« pcliry to bold will oho now poteccs, *nd fijht GngUad. ibis oad oil tba forta snd tfc« country hove been streegtitned, and th« Dumber Zcppetioi kept Belgium alono i* greater than the totoli in England, end bawd on German prewar rtatirtioa ...
... NOT THE ZEPPELINS. --let— BOMB SCARE AT KIRTON LINDSEY. I At flainaborough on Tuesdar four young men, Reginald Cobb, Edward Kettles, Harry Kirman, and Darold Chappell, were charged with exploding bombe at Kirton Lindley. at night, an February Bth. ...
... THE ZEPPELINS, Tho second of the two German airships wrecked on the Dwelt coast wee the LIV., a super-Zeppelin of the latest hue. She sue. embed to a snow-storm. The weight of the snow and the failure of two motors made. l unwanageable. Her crew, except ...
... happily have long been in disuse, ilero may oe found her reason for building her Zeppelin fleet. Germany has spent enormous amount of money in the construction of her Zeppelin aircraft, money which she could not spar© in view the tremendous demands made ...
... has always been anti-German in its conduct towards Zeppelins to an extent that must cause the Kaiser deep personal chagrin. The annihilation of Digland being postponed for the present, the Zeppelins were seemingly taking exercise in the humble function ...
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... NOT ZEPPELINS. WHY NOTTINGHAM ELECTRICITY NEARLY FAILED. Nerrous people in Nottingham thought that the Zeppelins had arrived when the electric light early last night flickered and nearly went out. But there was no real need for alarm. All that had happened ...
... 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 ...
... ZEPPELIN ACTIVITY. Satureliry. Tlio Tilryireq , reporte than an airi•ratt, which na. •itated by rome eve-witneeseil to he a Zeppelin. no, :wen ye.terday over Kampen going train ea-t to It Heavy gunfire :win audible yesterday at ‘ l -remit at iliv-hing ...
... to meke the an oooda sion for a Zeppelin raid. Mr. Bonar Law followed, and he had only spoken a few sentences when ali the lights in the House went ont. The Chamber wag in complete darkness, Somebody murmured Zeppélins,”’ and anothe mem ber jestingly ...
... ZEPPELINS! Mr. Cope asked if any instructions had been given to the users of electric light in case it became necessary to turn all the lights out surdenly. He hoped it would not be necessary. It was most unlikely, but not impossible. They were taking ...