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... STRICKEN ZEPPELIN. FATE OF SOUTHEND RAIDER. The “Daily Express’ Geneva correspondent says: News has reached Friedriohshafen that one the Zeppelins which attacked Southend Wednesday last was hit by shell and was unable to reach hctne owing to lose of gas ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID ON LONDON SEVERAL DEATHS Press Bureau, Tuesday. The following particulars last night’s Zeppelin raid in the Metropolitan area are now available for publication : Late last night about 90 bombs, mostly of incendiary character, were dropped ...
... coa-l, • The i>uhli.shcd informal ion that these raids lOR were dropped and deaths caused. FIRST AIR SUCCESS OVER ZEPPELIN. 3 Mom] Zeppelin dcstrovei] and Brussels a Brill-b ttiruuui. I'liLfiit Sul»- Lieuteiiout U. A. *i. Warnrford. It.S’. It was at'aeked ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID ON LONDON. Four Deaths. At 1.25 on Tuesday morning the Secretary of the Admiralty made the following announcement: —■** Zeppelins are reported to have been seen near Ramsgate and Brentwood, and in certain outlying districts of London. Many ...
... THE FIFE FREE PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, ZEPPELIN RAID VISIT TO NORTH-EAST COAST. ...
... HOW TO RECEIVE ZEPPELIN BOMBS An interesting description of bombs and how to deal with them lias Wen prepared by the British Fire Prevention Committee. It has been printed as a placard for jiosting in public instructions of private houses alongside the ...
... aeroplanes which were trying to cut oIT the Zeppelin's return. The airship was flying over and attempting escape the airman by descending. A great number of civilians witnessed the fight. Obviously the Zeppelin had already had a with its pursuers, as it ...
... Press • on Tuesdav evening with reference to the Zeppelin raid London the same morning:— In implifioatioa the information* which appeared in this morning's papers, the following particulars last night's Zeppelin raid in the Metropolitan . are now available ...
... in the air, whom the British Empire will acclaim deserving the Victoria Cross bestowed on him by the King, has robbed the Zeppelin danger of some of its terrors, and must surely convince some of .the friends of the crazy Count *’ the military value of ...
... not known whether * Zeppelin, was inside, but the flames reached great height, coming out from both sides Die abed. Both pilots returned safely. At three o’clock this morning Flight lieutenant E. A. J. Warneford, R.N., stta« ke Zeppelin the air between Ghent ...
... direction of any offensive. In country* the re had been, and would be, Zeppelin raids. At one time more than five Zeppelins were over our coast; ann if these raids were to be met and the Zeppelins destroyed, we must have a large Muppiy of machines: We. on our ...
... enthusiasm was caused in Paris Monday night when the news known of the exploit of the (hilisli aviator in bringing: down a Zeppelin. The unnonneement of the successful aHaek enemy aircraft was received before the closing of the cafes. The terraces crowded ...