... ZEPPELIN RAIDS. following was issued the Press Bureau on Saturday afternoon: During last night hostile airships visited the east and south-east coasts of England. Bombs were dropped at various places, but Tittle material damage was done. The casualties ...

... ATTACK ON GERMAN ZEPPELIN SHEDS. The Zeppelin sheds at Friedrichshafen, on Lake Constance, which were attacked British airmen on November 21, were again raided on Sunday by a French airman. The Paris communique says he dropped, with success, eight bombs ...

... airman’s encounter with a Zeppelin a correspondent says: “The aviator swooped down, and the aircraft launched a bomb, which fell true to its aim, and pierced the envelop© of the dirigible. A loud explosion followed, and the Zeppelin fell to the ground a mass ...

... AIR RAID ON LOND The Press Bureau at 1.23 yesterday mornin issued the following: Zeppelins are repo to have been seen near ate and Brentwood, in certain outlying districts of London. Many fires are reported, but these can- not be absolutely connected ...

... destroyed a number r>f factories engaged in the making of shells. HER ZEPPELIN HAIR 16 DEATHS. The Secretary of the Admiralty made the following announcement on Wednesday afternoon : A Zeppelin visited the north-east coast last evening and dropped bomba. Some ...

... will be universal sorrow at the tragic death of the gallant young Canadian airman, Lieutenant Warneford, who brought down a Zeppelin single-handed 17th May and received the Victoria Cross at the hands of the King. Having survived the perils of battle in ...

... attack the airship shed at Evere, near Brussels, who contribnes a description of the exploit to the Paris '‘Temps,” states, a Zeppelin and five Taubes in the shed were destroyed by bombs dropped by British aviators. The King of the Belgians has paid a visit ...

... all have their tastes and sympathies attractively represented. The has its echoes in able articles on the sumbarine, the Zeppelin fiaooo,” and German methods. Not least valued by the gentler sex will be the admirable photographs Parisian fashions. ...

... SUMMARY Two more air raids were made the English coast during the week-end. Happily the casualties were again few. A Zeppelin —probablv the raider its return—was destroyed when flying over Belgium a British aviator, the result of a very daring and skilful ...

... Evero was occupied a Zeppelin at the time of the successful attack delivered upon it by British airmen. A writer in the Glasgow Herald says: The exploit of Sub-Lieutenant Warneford destroying single-handed from aeroplane a Zeppelin airship near Brussels ...

... of the war each week sees further developments of deop significance. After many German threats have at length experienced Zeppelin raid on London. To say that frightened into nervous prostration would be ridiculous exaggeration. The continued fine weather ...

... hardly imagine the Germans are anywhere near. I had a letter from telling mo the Zeppelin raid. saw two Zeppelins the night before that raid on London. We don’t see Zeppelins very often hero, but there are German, English, and French aeroplanes above all ...