... ZEPPELIN MOVEMENTS. Amsterdam. Sunday. This morning about five o'clock « Zeppelin passed over the island of Wteringen, coming from the south-wwl, and proceeding north-easterly direction. The airship was flying rather lower than usual, and the boat under ...

... aix children. WRECKED. Amstfbdah, Friday News has reached hare that some days ago an aviator attacked a Zeppelin at Berciam. near Brussels. The Zeppelin is said to have been destroyed and ita occupants killed. This report is confirmed from other eonree* ...

... ex'ing iifhcd. There damage. lit catualurs have been re. was after the Zeppelin raid on the East Coast the night (i Juno that the late Flight-Lieutenant Warnoford. V.C.. destroyed Zeppelin which was returning Belgium, Lp to last night 316 casualties had resulted ...

... ANOTHER RAiO. Zeppelins on East Coast, ...

... had the Zeppelins in London. I glad to tell vou I have seen one, so T have seen something which many people in Lancashire would like to see.” And that, may add, is exactly the characteristic spectatorial spirit in which London took the Zeppelins, says the ...

... of Xeuville, Itoclinoourt, . and Wailly, the north of the Oieo. Our artillery carried out a destructive fire on the fourth Zeppelin raid in si: »* ‘infantry ere again dispersed in front the stern Counties, 1 were killed and 3-J injured; th- the from the ...

... Oblivion Two men met the day after the Zeppelin raid. The one described how, when reached his office nest morning, found all the windows smashed owing to an explosion in the vicinity. That’s nothing,’* remarked the other; when I got my office it wasn't ...

... BOMBS DROPPED. No Casualties and Damage. Press Bureau, Sunday night. A raid was attempted by Zeppelins last night on the East Coast. Bombs were dropped, but there wereno casualties and nodamage was caused. THE GERMAN CLAIM. According the Central News ...

... other War going on juet now ln Europe _ ' r “. t,on f tie Re madding *** lb.* death bride/*— •* Black 4.' . hear rha- * v . Zeppelin pane exactly over heV * tak»*n of »ravnnff i ?* e.tb t.o ■ 's.r-’r-' ...

... Doing His Bit On the night ol the Zeppelin raid the twelve-year-old son of resident of one of the districts visited was mi-sing An Uotir nassed and he then reappeared. spent the whole ot that lime climbing street lamp-posts and turning out the incandescent ...

... promoting unrest, suspicion, doubts of victory, and communicating intelligence and assisting in the movements of submarines and Zeppelins- far greater danger indeed than the German soldier sailor. I have come to the conclusion that Gamiaa aubiect raaident in ...

... What the Huns Believe A German informs its readers that the cffec:; ol Zeppelin Iwmbardments on London must liave very great, on the Londoners. It adds: That the fires were not so easy extinguish Lnglish papers tried to make out attested the fact that ...