... LONDON RAID. ZEPPELIN CREWS GET IRON CROSSES. The Daily Mail's Copenhagen correspondent says the Kaiser* has conferred the Iron Cross of the first-class on all the officers, and of the second-class on all the crews who took part in the Zeppelin raid on the ...

... the authorities first had warning that there might be a Zeppelin attack, they were not able to state that the raid would be in the London area. The news they had was of the passage of the Zeppelins across the North Sea, which some people used to call the ...

... at 6.p.m. on Wednesday, October 13th few hours before the Zeppelin raid; whether any other aeroplanes had received orders to take their place, and whether, the time of the arrival of the Zeppelins, any, and, if so, how many, aeroplanes were aloft. At an ...

... measures taken to foil Zeppelin raids are very useful to the Germans, because they give exaci information about lights and other details knowledge of which is of the utmost importance to the enemy especially as most of the Zeppelin pilots are men who had ...

... ALLEGED SIGNALLING. INCIDENT OF THE LAST ZEPPELIN PAID. Two men charged with signalling’ to the enemy from the roof of an hotel on the night of the recent air raid were brought up at a Police Court in the London district yesterday. A staff officer, Lord ...

... Parish Church, has received information that his eldest brother, Mr, James L. Gregory, Mus. Bac., was killed instantly by a Zeppelin bomb on ednosday night in the raid over the London aiea. Mr. Gregory had for many years been organist at Hertford Parish ...

... the Prime Minister whether the Cabinet had considered the policy of aeroplane reprisals on German towns deterrent to the Zeppelin raids on our defenoeiess population, and whether such policy would adopted. Mr. TENNANT; The policy of reprisals always open ...

... modem civilisation then I with him ; well might one blame the brewers for the present war or for the Zeppelin raids. By the way, I notice that the Zeppelin raiders are picked men for the job, and —teetotalers; therefore. might blame the Rcchabites with far ...

... street where the four fatalities occurred. Many of them appeared have come out of various premises in order to look at the Zeppelins. The Coroner: I should have thought they would have remained under shelter. They don’t seem care a bit. Witness : They seemed ...

... Law”—“Bud Blossom,” a Thanhouser comedy drama, “The Police Dog,” topical cartoon, and “Respirators,” a farce built up on Zeppelin scares. ...

... Berlin report furthei attacks undertaken agai hions west of Hull otection of clouds of strong forces, w ere repi losses.” Zeppelin Raid. ‘[ty-six people were killed the raid by a fleet ol the Eastern Counties ...

... Sydenham declared that a great deal of random shooting from our anti-aircraft guns took place on the occasion of the last Zeppelin raid on London, and that if we had had gunners back from the trenches in France the results might have been different. , ...