... GUARDED ZEPPELINS. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN ISOLATED 1 Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the epondent of the London Daily at Genera, telegraphing on Monday, say.:— I Th• ara still keeping the Swim . kontaar aimed, except for a to. trains, arrive at on bake Co.- between ...

... BOASTS OF COUNT ZEPPELIN'S THE'FREEMAN'S ZOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1915. CROWN PRINCE'S ARMY. ...

... ZEPPELIN GOING VEST Largest Yet Seen (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) Amsterdam, Tueadey. According to the Echo Beige, a Zeppelin flying in westerly directi i was seen from Ameiand to-day. It appears to have been one the latest types of dirigibles, larger ...

... PRIZE FOR FIRST ZEPPELIN Brought Down in England Hon. Joseph of Hall. Blaydon on-Tyne, will give £5OO to the crew the first aircraft bring down Zeppelin in the British Inlands or surrounding territorial water?*. ...

... ZEPPELIN RAID. IMPRESSIONS OF ENENY AIRMAN (Press Association War Special.) Amsterdam, Sunday. A Uerroan writer in the Cologne Ge'PUP gives an interesting. if puesiloly a somewhat imaginative, description of a raid a Zeppelin upon the British ooaet ...

... PEACE PLEA IN OCTOBER. COUNT ZEPPELINS NIECE'S ROAST ( Times Telegram, per Press Aseoeiation —Copyright.) New York, Friday. Countess Von Dagenfeld, niece of Count Zeppelin. who lives, with her heoband, • plain American citizen. named Apel, at Ventnor ...

... WHY ZEPPELIN RAIDS HAVE CEASED. BRITISH AIR TRWMPH. Th. Chnenkfs in ado North ol Friona aslegrapho-01 Nibs IXOCCOSSIY. of this war matting has bsso motrary tt , he pureal as the trmattou of Zeppelin Enghisel since the 7th of some of these air monaters ...

... ZEPPELIN SIGHTED IN HOLLAND. TILIGILAM4 AMSTEADAM, .Ixn.r 24. - The thee ether Mem am eiesbip sberrim • Mag•,{b. Ammoreleort at • I greet proceechag rammed. ...

... A SANGUINE MEMBER OF THE ZEPPELIN FAMILY. _TWA:RAII, PPR PROP NEW TORE, (, •e tssa von Degedeld, of Count geppelia, who lives with her hesband, • phial American titian. mated Apel, at Ventnor Heights. Jersey, hie been us on the possible COPINVIWOOD• of ...

... ZEPPELIN AND WAR NERVES. By HOPTON HADLEY, F.I S A (London). Ilia May meows mothers ad r,. lsatilles who are suffering so ks. • 1. aad Wen,.. not ~ •-r..1, th. enmatink talloence of thew. tn.u. ~ • at foremost let It u.,•• worries are net reel h ...

... are deseriptions of Zeppelins and submarines that both may now be aid to he indeseribable. A Cahereivecn man has deseribed a submarine as A piece of subimereed devilment without a desceription; but which must he deseribed.” A Zeppelin he deseribes as—** ...

... combat, sad skirmishes, there are no overdo to record. ZEPPELINS OVER VLIELAND. (Ilan .Issaciallso War Special.) Auottrdam. Wedite.dgy. Arcording • telegram in the Tele• qi e•f from Vinland, two Zeppelins coming from the northeimi, were there tmdsy, ►ud ...