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... seaplanes proceeded in Anse. but the Zeppelin sueceeded in e3?' in au easterly direction. ' The statement that two woman had been killed Was a mistake. P was just before eleven o'clock on Wednesday night that the Zeppelin made its appearance. noise of exploding ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID ON LONDON. GERMAN NEWSPAPER'S WILD STORIES In the absence of any definite information as to the rebults of the Zeppelin raid on London, the German Pros is full of boa:As f ulnesa. and is speculating as to the damage done. The following ...
... MORE AIR RAIDS. ZEPPELINS ON EAST AND SOUTH-EAST COASTS. On Saturday afternoon the Secretary at the Admiralty made the following announcement •• During last night hostile airwhiris visited the east and south-emit coait. of agland. Bombs were dropped ...
... ZEPPELIN BLOWN UP BRITISH AIRMAN'S BRILLIANT EXPLOIT. SIX BOMBS DROPPED. In a brief Admiralty announcement on Monday aft , .rnoon waa told the story of the goat brilliant and successful feat yet performed by the British Naval Flying Corps since the war ...
... A Zeppelin which dropped bombs on Ramsgate, and afterwards visited other towns, bad an unpleasant surprise. On its return journey it was ratacked by eight British aeroplanes and badly damaged. Fragments of bombs which did damage at Ramegate are seen in ...
... the 7th June, 1913, when he attacked and, singlelaa wird. completely destroyed a Zeppelin in mid- lir This brilliant achievement was acco.ap:i4l:ed after chasing the Zeppelin from the coast of Flanders to Ghent, where be aucceeded in dropping Mil bombs on ...
... AIR, A special correspondent of the Daily Telegraph' at Rotterdam, who heard the story front eye-wit ne-pes. .tat that the Zeppelin was totally destroyed, with its whole crew of twenty-eight oflicens apd men. The airship (he says) was returning from a scouting ...
... • Flight Sul -Lieutenant R. A. J. Warneford, who was awarded the V.C. for his splendid achitvenlint in bringing down st Zeppelin between Ghent and Brussd+. He rittneked the airship -ingle handed and succeeded in wrecking it. He was killed accidentally ...
... masters of German liners, working hard to vt information for their country ' Ile also mentioned that one hundred and seventy Zeppelins were coming to England —most of them to London. Ile said that be had a chance to go in a German submarine, or take charge ...
... miles away across the river, the clatter of broken glase, combined with the terrific exploaion, led everyone to think that a Zeppelin had attacked the town. In one case a woman fainted from shock. The pupils of the county school for girls left the building ...
... identified the pieces of shell i z rxhiced as pieces of a shell tired from antraircraft guns. Shots were fired that night at a Zeppelin. A verdict of Accidental death caused a shell fired from anti-aircraft gums was returned. With regard to the death of Queenie ...
... to two months' hard labour. Residents of Brixton, fearing that the chimes of the town hall clock may denote to poe.sihle Zeppelin raiders the fact that beneath them is a thickly populated district, have asked the Lambeth Council to have the ehimea StoPPed ...