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... ZEPPELIN RAIDS. WHEN AEROPLANES ARE AT DISADVANTAGE. The German aeayvoeutacaj authorities arc evidently taking advantage the present atmospheric conditions to prosecute their raids on the East Coast and elsewhere. To many it difficult understand (says ...
... ZEPPELIN SHED ATTACKED Half hour before Mr Worneford accounted for the Zeppelin two other British naval airmen —Flight-Lieutenants J. P. Wilson and Jr S. Mills —made a successful attack on an einship shed Kyere, north of Brudsels. After bombs hod dropped ...
... LONDON ZEPPELIN RAID INQUEST. The inquest on the victims of Monday Zeppelin raid was held on Wednesday. The Coroner remarked that, although it was murder, it whs impossible to charge any one with the offence, and doubted if it would be any advantage put ...
... AIR RAID FRIEDRICHSIJAPEN. The Zeppelin sheds Fricdrichshotfen, Lake Constance, which wore attacked British airmen November 21, were raided Sunday by French airman. The exploit is mentioned in Monday Paris communique, which says:—“ Yenterday morning one ...
... Warueford’s exploit, they threw bombs, alter a long flight m the darkness over hostile territory, the Zeppelin shed St Evcrno, near Brussels, and destroyed a Zeppelin which was inside. ...
... consequently the risk is too groat. When ooo© the Zeppelin decides make good her escape. chase would very difficult at night, and there is the further danger—which understood to be very real one—of the Zeppelin making a successful landing in the dark. The ...
... use of coal. ZEPPELIN DESTROYED BY BRITISH AVIATOR. A fine feat a. British aviator is announced the Admiralty. At three o’clock Monda^ - morning, between Ghent and Bruasete, Flight Sub-Lieutenant R. A. J. Warncford, R.N., attacked Zeppelin in the air 6000 ...
... found them, and. as such they have revealed themselves 'in Belgium, Poland, the seas, and in their poison-gas tactics and Zeppelin raids. They are no better than the wild beasts the forest their methods of war. Time after time they have attacked open towns ...
... King, Unionist candidate if i' Bueeunil>ed his wounds . Mrs Kine fterKfe also King’s letter referring ' p mont. . p , ( The Zeppelin promises t®, j c(V engineering, and an cxT' proof materials. w When a married ooupl c neighbouring women knows how to manage ...
... the most, awful war that was ever forced the world for the defence of liberty. THE ZEPPELIN MENACE There was a time when people in this country described the Zeppelin a gas-bag, a double sense. It was too cumbrous, offered too Ibig a target, and was so ...
... and guns long as exploayes are absent. •ANOTHER AIR RAID. Another air raid is reported by the Admiralty. On Sunday night a Zeppelin visited the East Coast-and dropped incendiary and explosive bombs, causing two fires. Five people were killed and 40 injured ...
... THE WAR. THE ZEPPELIN RAID ON LONDON. MORE FRENCH SUCCESSES NORTH OF ARRAS. ITALIAN ADVANCE INTO AUSTRIA. TURKS’ OREA'/ LOSSES IN GALLIPOLI. An official account of the Zeppelin raid on London on Monday night states that about ninety bombs, mostly of ...